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3.2 ProcedureNew Delhi, obtaining at least 50% marks in aggregate of all semesters /Yearsin D. Pharmacy (45% in case of candidate belonging to reserved categories)Eligibility Criteria may be changed time to time as per regulatory bodies/ thedecisions of the University authorities.3.1.3 No female candidate who is in employment (full-time, part-time, orhonorary service) shall be eligible to take admission in Bachelor of Pharmacyprogramme without taking leave from her office/ institution etc. from the dateof admission to the termination of the examination/ including other essentialrequirements. She has to submit an affidavit in this regard. If found inviolation of this rule her admission shall stand cancelled.For B Pharmacy I & III Semester: Admissions will be made on the basis ofmerit/ entrance/ any other criteria decided by the University time to time.4. Fee:The programme fee shall be paid by the candidate as prescribed by theUniversity from time to time.5. Teaching Methodology:6. Credit Weightage:7. Examination:The methods of teaching shall include classroom instructions, assignments,practical, seminars, workshops, skill in computer, etc. The medium ofinstruction shall be English.Each paper has a certain number of credits which reflect its weightage. Creditsof a paper are evaluated as under:6.1 Lecture: One credit per lecture per week per semester will generally beadopted.6.2 Tutorial: Half credit per tutorial hour per week per semester will beadopted.6.3 Practical: Half credit per hour per week per semester will be assigned.6.4 Independent Study / Seminar / Project: Weightage equivalent to theorypaper will be assigned.7.1 At the end of the each semester, there shall be an examination where eachcandidate shall be examined in the paper studied by them in that semester.Each semester examination shall be designated as first semester examination,second semester examination, third semester examination and so on.12
7.2 The examination in each semester will be held according to the syllabiapproved by the Board of Studies. The panel of Examiners shall be appointedfor each paper and shall be recommended by the Under Graduate Board ofStudies (UG BOS).7.3 The examination shall consist of theory papers and practical examination.Theory papers are to be set by the internal/ external paper setters appointed bythe Vice Chancellor from a panel of examiners submitted by the Chairpersonof the B. Pharmacy Department dully approved by the BOS of the concerneddepartment.7.4 Practical examination shall be conducted jointly by the external &internal examiners. If an external examiner is not able to join, alternateexaminer (including those of the same University Department) may beappointed by the Chairperson of the B. Pharmacy Department with theintimation to the Controller of Examination in the following preferential order:(i) From outside (ii) From BPSMV, Khanpur Kalan7.5 The examination for all odd semesters will normally be held in December/January and for all even semesters in May/ June on such dates as provided bythe University. The concerned teacher/ paper coordinator should ensure that100% syllabus is covered in each subject before the semester examination.7.6 Every paper is coordinated by a member of the teaching staff of thedepartment which is offering the paper in a given semester. This facultymember is called the paper coordinator. He/ She has the full responsibility ofconducting the paper, coordinating the work of the other members of thefaculty involved in the paper, holding the midterm class tests (sessionals) &other components prescribed for internal evaluation . For any difficulty, thestudent is expected to approach the paper coordinator for advice &clarification. All the responsibilities from teaching to the submission ofawards will be of the paper coordinator.7.7 Every student has to appear in the two midterm class tests (sessionals) &other components prescribed for internal evaluation. The marks obtained inthe internal evaluation are to be submitted to the examination branch dulysigned by the Chairperson of the B. Pharmacy Department before the close ofsemester examination.7.8 If a candidate, after attending the classes for the paper of studies in the B.Pharmacy Department either not appeared or having appeared in any semesterexamination has failed in one or more papers for that examination, she canappear for such papers in supplementary examinations without attending afresh paper of studies for that semester, such a candidate may, in themeantime, prosecute her studies for the next semesters.7.9 Two midterm class tests will be conducted as per time table prescribed bythe Chairperson of the B. Pharmacy Department. Examination of othercomponents may be conducted by teacher concerned.13
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Paper Code: BPL-204Pharmaceutical C
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Paper Code: BPL-206Pharmaceutics-V
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Paper Code: BPL-208Computer Science
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Paper Code: BPL-210Pharmaceutical M
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Paper Code: BPP-212Pharmaceutical C
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Paper Code: BPP-216Pharmaceutics-V
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Paper Code: BPL-301 Pharmaceutical
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Paper Code: BPL-303 Pharmaceutics-V
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Paper Code: BPL-305Pharmaceutics-VI
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Paper Code: BPL-307Pharmacology-II
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Paper Code: ENG-301Communication Sk
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Paper Code: LAW- 001Legal LiteracyL
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Paper Code: BPP-313Pharmaceutics-VI
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Suggested Readings (Latest Editions
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Paper Code: BPP-314Pharmaceutics-VI
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Paper Code: BPP-318Pharmacology-III
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Nifedipine, Procainamide, Verapamil
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Packaging of Pharmaceutical Product
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UNIT IVAnti-epileptics drugs.Anti-P
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Types of closures used for the ster
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Paper Code: BPP-417Pharmaceutics -X
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Paper Code: BPP-421Pharmacology-IV
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