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MALLA REDDY VISHWAVIDYAPEETH

(Deemed to be University)

Hyderabad

Recognised under section 3 of The UGC Act, 1956, vide Notification No.9-4/2024-U.3(A) by
Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Government of India.

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Technology

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology, Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth

The School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth is dedicated to transforming the future of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Management through digital innovation, emerging technologies, and research-driven education. In alignment with NEP 2020 and evolving global industry demands, we strive to develop highly skilled professionals with a multidisciplinary approach, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities to drive innovation and excellence in the pharmaceutical sector.

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B.Sc. Courses ➔ |   M.Sc. Courses ➔

Pharmaceutical Sciences & Technology 

To be a globally recognized center of excellence in pharmaceutical sciences and technology, fostering innovation, digital transformation, and interdisciplinary research to advance healthcare, pharmaceutical management, and patient outcomes

Expand on Innovation & Technology – Mention emerging fields like AI-driven drug discovery, biotechnology, or personalized medicine.

Strengthen Global Impact – Add aspects like partnerships with global institutions, international research collaborations, or policy influence.

Emphasize Education & Talent Development – Highlight training, skill-building, and leadership in the pharmaceutical sector.

Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth (MRVV) envisions becoming a globally recognized center of excellence in pharmaceutical sciences and technology, setting new benchmarks in innovation, digital transformation, and interdisciplinary research. Our commitment extends beyond traditional education, fostering a dynamic ecosystem where emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence in drug discovery, biotechnology advancements, and precision medicine shape the future of healthcare. Through strategic collaborations with global institutions, industry leaders, and research organizations, MRVV aims to drive impactful discoveries, enhance pharmaceutical management practices, and improve patient outcomes. By integrating academic rigor with hands-on industry experience, we strive to nurture future leaders, researchers, and professionals who will revolutionize the pharmaceutical landscape. Our vision is to create a transformative learning environment that not only contributes to scientific advancements but also influences healthcare policies, ensuring a healthier future for all.
MRVV is dedicated to fostering a culture of continuous learning, critical thinking, and research-driven innovation in pharmaceutical sciences. We aim to bridge the gap between academia and industry by equipping students with cutting-edge knowledge and practical expertise. Our institution prioritizes ethical and sustainable practices in pharmaceutical advancements, ensuring long-term benefits for society. Through global partnerships and interdisciplinary collaborations, MRVV aspires to be a driving force in shaping the future of healthcare and pharmaceutical technology.

Mission values of MRV-SPST

  • Excellence in Education – To provide high-quality, industry-relevant pharmaceutical education that equips students with the knowledge and skills to excel in academia, research, and industry.
  • Innovative Research – To conduct pioneering research in pharmaceutical sciences, and healthcare technologies to address global health challenges.
  • Industry Collaboration – To establish strong partnerships with pharmaceutical industries, research institutions, and healthcare organizations for experiential learning and innovation.
  • Ethical & Professional Development – To instill strong ethical values, critical thinking, and leadership qualities in students to make meaningful contributions to the pharmaceutical field.
  • Global Impact & Sustainability – To promote sustainable pharmaceutical practices and contribute to the development of cost-effective, accessible, and quality healthcare solutions.
  • Digital Health & Smart Pharmaceuticals – MRVV aims to integrate digital health technologies, including AI-powered drug discovery, telemedicine, and wearable biosensors, to revolutionize patient care and pharmaceutical applications.
  • Personalized & Precision Medicine – Advancing research in genomics, biotechnology, and personalized treatments to develop targeted therapies for complex diseases, ensuring better patient outcomes.
  • Global Research & Knowledge Exchange – Encouraging international collaborations, student and faculty exchange programs, and participation in global pharmaceutical summits to drive knowledge-sharing and innovation.
  • Pharmaceutical Supply Chain & Logistics – Strengthening research on efficient, ethical, and sustainable supply chain management to improve accessibility and affordability of medicines across regions.
  • Regulatory Science & Policy Development – Establishing research centers focused on shaping national and global pharmaceutical policies, ensuring compliance with evolving healthcare regulations, and advocating ethical drug development practices.

Dr. H. RAMANA

B.Pharm, M.Pharm, Ph.D, M.Sc. (Psy)

Dean and Professor – School of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Technology

Dr. H. RAMANA brings over 20 years of extensive experience as a researcher and educator in Pharmaceutical Sciences. As the Dean of the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, he is spearheading the transformation of pharmaceutical and management education, research, and healthcare innovation.

His visionary leadership has been pivotal in developing B.Sc. and M.Sc. programs focused on Digital Pharmaceutical Management, AI-driven Pharmaceuticals, Health Economics & Outcomes Research, and Personalized & Precision Medicine, fostering a new era of advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and healthcare.

Dean’s Message

Welcome to the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeet, where we are redefining the future of Pharmaceutical & management education through innovation, research, and industry-aligned learning. As we embrace the transformative vision of NEP 2020 and respond to global industry demands, our mission is to cultivate professionals who are not only clinically proficient but also technologically adept and research-oriented.

We are dedicated to preparing future leaders who will drive transformative change in the global healthcare ecosystem. In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, our comprehensive academic portfolio is designed to bridge the gap between traditional pharmaceutical sciences and modern digital and technological advancements. We proudly offer two B.Sc. programs- Digital Pharma Management and Pharma Supply Chain Management which equip students with the analytical, managerial, and technological skills essential for thriving in today’s data-driven and interconnected world.

Courses List

B.Sc. Digital Pharmaceutical Management

The B.Sc. Digital Pharmaceutical Management program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is an undergraduate course designed to equip students with knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences combined with digital technologies. 

B.Sc. Pharma Supply Chain Management

The B.Sc. Pharma Supply Chain Management program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is an undergraduate course designed to equip students with specialized knowledge and skills in managing pharmaceutical supply chains.

M.Sc. Digital Pharmaceutical Management

The M.Sc. Digital Pharmaceutical Management program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is a postgraduate course designed to provide specialized training in integrating.

M.Sc. Pharma Supply Chain Management

The M.Sc. Pharma Supply Chain Management program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is designed to provide advanced knowledge and skills in managing the complexities of pharmaceutical supply chains.

M.Sc. Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals

The M.Sc. Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is a postgraduate course designed to equip students with specialized knowledge in the development, formulation, and evaluation of health-promoting nutraceuticals and cosmeceuticals.

M.Sc. Health Economics & Outcomes Research

M.Sc. Health Economics & Outcomes Research (HEOR) program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and specialized training in evaluating healthcare interventions, economic modelling, and patient outcomes.

M.Sc. Precision & Personalized Medicine

The M.Sc. Precision & Personalized Medicine program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is a cutting-edge postgraduate course designed to train students in the development and application of tailored medical therapies based on genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors.

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Faculty / BOS Members & Advisers

Dr. H.Ramana

Dean - School of pharmaceutical sciences & Technology -SPST, MRV


9848074857
hechhu.ramana@gmail.com

P.Vijay Kumar

Associate Professor MRIPS, MRV

9542051708
vijayobannon@gmail.com

S.Mounika Reddy

Associate Professor MRIPS, MRV

7207340605
s.mounika02@gmail.com

D.Sushma Reddy

Assistant Professor MRIPS, MRV

7675946967
sushmareddy7910@gmail.com

Mrs. K Sechana

Assistant Professor MRIPS, MRV

9701141985
sechana2009@gmail.com

Dr. S. Gananadhamu

Asso. Professor, NIPER, Hyderabad

9866906386
gana.niperhyd@gov.in

Dr. K.N.Venkateswara Rao

Professor & Principal, Nalanda College of Pharmacy, Nalgodna

8106995849
raoknv@yahoo.co.in

Dr Y Srinivasulu Reddy

Associate Vice President-Biologics Granules India Ltd, Hyderabad.Ltd, Hyderabad.

8688894678
srinivasulu.yeruva@granulesindia.com

Dr. K.Prasanth Kumar

Managing Director, Seaviz Agri Tech Pvt. Ltd. Hyderabad.

98483 39940
director@seaviz.in

Dr.B.Durga Prasad

School of Pharmacy, GITAM University Hyderabad.

9849107454
dbeda@gitam.edu / bedadurgaprasad@gmail.com

Dr. N.Karnakar

Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics, Bhaskar Pharmacy College

9177808260
karnakar6988@gmail.com,

Dr.Muppaneni Srikanth

Professor & HOD Department of Pharmacognosy & Phyto-chemistry Bhaskar Pharmacy College

9492723149
srikanthmuppaneni@gmail.com

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Course Details

Semester IIntroduction to Pharmaceutical Technology
Fundamentals of Digital Technologies
Principles & Practices of Management in Pharma Organization
Human Anatomy and Physiology-I
English & Communication Skills
Computer Application in Pharma
Basic Pharmaceutical Techniques Lab
Computer Applications in Pharma Lab
Semester IIPharmaceutical Marketing Management
Introduction to Digital Health
Medical Terminology
Fundamentals of Data Analytics in Pharma
Human Anatomy and Physiology-II
Human Values & Ethics
Digital Tools in Pharmacy Lab
Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab
Semester IIIPharmaceutical Regulations & Compliance Management
Drug Discovery and Innovation Studies
Digital Health Platforms
Business Communication Skills
Organizational Management
Pharmacology-I
Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs Lab
Case Studies in Drug Development and Innovation Lab
Semester IVDigital Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management
Pharmaceutical Information Systems
Pharmacoeconomics & Drug Pricing
Formulation Development, Innovations, and Product Life Cycle Management
Pharmacology-II
Quantitative Techniques for Management
E-Pharmacy Management Lab
Case Studies in Digital Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management Lab
Semester VAdvanced Pharmaceutical Management
Digital Tools in Drug Discovery & Development Systems
Digital Marketing in Pharma
Healthcare Data Analytics
Fundamentals of Business Accountancy, Economics & Financial Reporting
Technical Writing Skills & Scientific Communication
Pharmaceutical Business Simulation Lab
Digital Tools in Drug Discovery & Development Systems Lab
Semester VIE-health and Pharmaceutical Services (Telemedicine and Pharmacy)
Basic Elements of Therapeutics
Health Informatics in Pharmaceuticals
Open Elective I (Choose one):
– Project Management in Pharmaceutical Sciences
– Pharmaceutical Regulatory Science
– Operations and Quality Management
Research Methodology & Biostatistics
Managing Pharmaceutical Operations Using Digital Tools Lab
Health Informatics in Pharmaceuticals Lab
Semester VIIDigital Transformation in Pharmaceutical Industry
Entrepreneurship in Pharmaceutical Industry
International Marketing in Pharma
Open Elective II (Choose one):
– Pharmaceutical Marketing Research
– Pharmacological Screening Methods
– Product and Brand Management
Market Research in Pharma Industry Lab
Internship: Digital Pharmaceutical Applications in Real-world Settings
Semester VIIIMini Project
Start-up & Incubation in Digital Pharma
Thesis / Research Project / Dissertation
Thesis / Research Project / Dissertation Viva-Voce
Semester IIntroduction to Pharmaceutical Technology
Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
Fundamentals of Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Principles of Materials Management
English & Communication Skills
Computer Applications in Supply Chain
Practical: Basic Pharmaceutical Techniques Lab (Different Dosage Form Preparations)
Practical: Computer Applications in Supply Chain Lab
Semester IIOrganization Structure in Pharma SCM
Forecasting and Inventory Management
Basics of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Financial Accounting & Costing
Operations & Production Management
Procurement, Storage, and Warehouse Management
Environmental Studies
Practical: Environmental Conditions on Storage of Chemicals Lab
Semester IIIFormulation Development & Manufacturing Processes
Regulatory Affairs & Compliance in Pharma Supply Chains
Multi-Model Transportation & Distribution Management in SCM
Quality Control & Quality Assurance in Pharma SCM
Financial Accounting and Budgeting
Importance of Drug Stability in Supply Chain Management
Practical: Warehouse Management System (WMS) Software Training Lab
Practical: Case Studies in Pharma Logistics
Semester IVBusiness Intelligence & Strategic Decision-Making
Pharmaceutical Packaging Technology & Labeling
Sustainable & Green Supply Chain
Supply Chain Risk Management
Marketing & Brand Management in Pharma
Good Manufacturing Practices & Good Laboratory Practices (GMP & GLP) in Pharma
Practical: Pharma Logistics Simulation Lab
Practical: Case Studies on Real-World Supply Chain Challenges
Semester VWarehouse Design & Automation in Pharma
Pharmaceutical Distribution & Retail Management
Supply Chain Analytics & Digital Technologies
Supply Chain Finance & Cost Control
Management of Storage Conditions for Pharmaceuticals
International Trade & Export Regulations
Practical: Data Analysis in Pharma Logistics
Practical: Simulation of Logistics and Inventory Management Lab
Semester VIArtificial Intelligence & Blockchain in SCM
E-commerce & Digital Transformation in Pharma SCM
Total Quality Management in SCM
Open Elective-I:
  • Business Strategy and Operations Management
  • Sustainable Supply Chain Management
  • Information Technology in Supply Chain Management

Research Methodology & Biostatistics
Practical: Blockchain Integration Project Seminar & Case Studies
Practical: Case Studies on Lean Pharma Supply Chains

Semester VIIPharmaceutical Supply Chain Strategy & Planning
Advanced Logistics & Freight Management
Pharmaceutical Waste Management
Open Elective-II:
  • AI & Machine Learning in Supply Chain
  • Advanced Models & Frameworks for SCM
  • Lean Six Sigma & Process Optimization

Practical: Disaster Management & Contingency Planning
Simulation Internship: Advanced Pharmaceutical Supply Chain & Logistics Strategies

Semester VIII Leadership & Corporate Governance in Pharma Supply Chain (Mini Project)
Entrepreneurship & Innovation in Pharma
Research: Thesis/Research Project/Dissertation
Viva-Voce: Thesis/Research Project/Dissertation Defense
Semester IIntroduction to Pharma Sector & Principles of Management
Fundamentals of Digital Transformation in Pharma
Pharmaceutical Marketing & Business Analytics
Pharma Market Research
Managerial Economics & Financial Management in Pharma
Pharmaceutical Product and Brand Management
Open Electives – I:
  • Essentials of Pharmacoepidemiology
  • Supply Chain Management in Pharmaceutical Sector
  • Pharmaceutical Selling & Relation Management
Personality Development & Soft Skills (PL)
Seminar / Journal Club (Case Studies in Pharmaceutical Operations) (SEM)
Semester IIPharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Environment
Pharmaceutical Production, Operations and Quality Management
Drug Regulatory Affairs & Intellectual Property (DRA & IPR)
Materials and Operations Management
Business Communication
Digital and Social Media Marketing
Open Electives – II:
  • Advanced Digital Marketing for Pharmaceuticals
  • Organizational Behaviour
  • Segments in Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Industry
Seminar / Case Discussion (Designing Digital Marketing Campaigns for Pharma) (SEM)
Yogic Science & Wellbeing (SB)
Semester IIIEmerging Technologies in Pharmaceutical Development
AI and Machine Learning in Pharma Management
Healthcare and Pharma Data Security
International Pharma Marketing
Service Marketing and Sales Management
Elective – III:
  • Strategic Planning & Management
  • Consumer Behaviour, Advertising & OTC
  • Pharmaceutical Digital Marketing
Research Methodology and Biostatistics (SB)
*Project – Summer Training (Internship/Industry Exposure in Digital Pharma) (SIP)
Semester IVProject Management
Ethical Considerations in Digital Pharmaceutical Practices
Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Digital Pharma
Thesis/Research Project/Dissertation Report Evaluation (External) (RES)
Internal Assessment (IA)
Final Dissertation Presentation & Viva (DISS)
Semester IPOM & Organizational Behavior in Pharma
Pharma Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Managerial Economics
Business Communication in Pharma
Marketing Management
Quantitative & Modeling Techniques (Q&MT)
Open Electives – I:
  • Logistics for bulk drugs, formulations, vaccines, genes, & organs
  • Pharma Stability studies
  • Advanced Pharmaceutical Marketing Management
Yogic Science & Wellbeing (PL)
Seminar / Journal Club (Report Writing and Presentation Skills) (SEM)
Semester IIProcurement, Storage, and Warehouse Management
Pharma Production and Operations Management
Global Business Environment & International Trade Procedures
Pharma Market & Operations Research
Pharma Packaging and Distribution Management
Total Quality Management in Pharma
Open Electives – II:
  • Supply Chain Risk Modeling & Management
  • Lean Management
  • Supply Chain Analytics
Seminar / Journal Club (Professional Skills for Managers) (SEM)
Semester IIIStrategic Management
Distribution Management for Global Supply Chain
Drug Regulatory Affairs & Intellectual Property (DRA & IPR)
Digital Supply Chain Softwares
Port and Airport Management for Logistics
Elective – III:
  • Marketing Analytics
  • Advancements in Warehousing
  • Bulk Drugs & Fine Chemicals
Business Research Methodology (SB)
*Project – Summer Training (Internship/Industry Exposure in Pharma Supply Chain Management) (SIP)
Semester IVSustainable Supply Chain Management
International Logistics Management
Business Ethics & Corporate Governance
Thesis/Research Project/Dissertation Report Evaluation (External) (RES)
Internal Assessment (IA)
Final Dissertation Presentation & Viva (DISS)
Semester IHuman Anatomy & Physiology (Skin, hair, teeth & nail)
Principles of Biochemistry & Metabolism
Applied Microbiology
Introduction to Nutraceuticals & Functional Foods
Introduction to Cosmeceutical Formulation Science
Open Electives – I:
  • Biotechnology in Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals
  • Nano-Technological Applications in Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals
  • Herbal & Ayurvedic Formulations
Human Anatomy & Physiology Practical
Formulations of Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals Practical
*Yogic Science & Wellbeing – Non-University exam
Semester IIFormulation Studies of Nutraceuticals
Formulation Studies of Cosmeceuticals (Cosmetics Formulation Science)
Cosmetic & Nutraceutical Product Testing and Evaluation (Analytical Techniques)
Research Methodology & Biostatistics
Communication & Writing Skills – English
Open Electives – II:
  • Biological Evaluation and Validation
  • Phytochemistry & Herbal Drug Technology
  • Pharmacology & Toxicology of Nutraceuticals
Analytical Techniques for Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals Practical
Biological Evaluation & Validation Practical
Semester IIIRegulatory Concepts of Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals (RA & IPR)
Development and Marketing of Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals Products
Quality Assurance of Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals
Safety and Toxicology of Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals
Elective – III:
  • Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare & Product Development
  • Clinical Trials & Pharmacovigilance
  • Packaging and Marketing of Nutraceutical & Cosmeceuticals Products
Biological Evaluation and Validation Practical
Quality Assurance Practical
*Yogic Science & Wellbeing – Non-University exam
Semester IVSustainability & Green Chemistry in Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals
Entrepreneurship & Startups in Nutraceuticals & Cosmeceuticals
Seminar / Journal Club (Report Writing and Presentation Skills)
Thesis/Research Project/Dissertation Report Evaluation (External)
Internal Assessment
Final Dissertation Presentation & Viva

Semester I

Fundamentals of Health Economics, Principles of Public Health, Biostatistics, Research Methods in HEOR, Practical: Statistical Analysis in Healthcare

Semester II

Cost-Effectiveness Analysis, Pharmacoeconomics, Healthcare Systems and Policy Analysis, Health Technology Assessment (HTA), Practical: Economic Modeling

Semester III

Advanced Outcomes Research Methods, Real-World Evidence and Big Data in HEOR, Behavioral Economics in Healthcare, Regulatory and Ethical Issues in HEOR, Practical: Case Studies in Health Economics

Semester IV

Internship in HEOR, Thesis/Research Project, Advanced Health Policy Analysis, Entrepreneurship and Leadership in HEOR

Semester IFundamentals of Precision Medicine
Fundamentals of Biochemistry & Enzymology
Basics of Drug Action
Introduction to Human Genetics and Genomics
Bioinformatics and Structural Biology
Open Electives – I:
  • Precision Diagnosis for Precision Medicine
  • AI and Machine Learning for Precision Medicine
  • Application of Precision Medicine to Inflammatory and Autoimmune Disease
Practical Laboratory Research Skills-I (Genetics and Genomics: DNA/RNA extraction and sequencing, CRISPR and gene editing, Real-time PCR and ELISA)
Yogic Science & Wellbeing
Semester IIMedical Genomics: The Genetics and Epigenetics of Disease
Personalised Molecular Medicine
Drug Design and Discovery
Analytical Skills in Precision Medicine
‘Omics and Biomarkers
Pathophysiology
Open Electives – II:
  • Microbial Genetics, the Microbiome, and Infectious Diseases
  • The Application of Precision Medicine to Neurological Diseases
  • Genetic Technologies for the Treatment of Disease
Practical Laboratory Research Skills-II (Personalized genomic medicine: High-throughput sequencing analysis, Flow cytometry and imaging techniques, Single-cell RNA sequencing)
Semester IIIProteomics and Metabolomics
High-Throughput Technologies
Novel Therapies: From Concept to Clinical Translation
Clinical Interpretation of Precision Diagnostics and Response Monitoring
Research Methodology & Biostatistics
Elective – III:
  • Epigenomics and Functional Genomics in Health and Disease
  • Gene-drug Interactions
  • The Application of Precision Medicine to Cancer
Practical Laboratory Research Skills-III (Bioinformatics & AI in Personalized Medicine: Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) Data Analysis, Machine Learning for Disease Prediction & Pharmacogenomic Database Analysis)
Semester IVEthical, Legal, and Social Issues of Precision Medicine
Counselling and Communication Skills for Precision Medicine
Journal Club, Assignment and Presentation (Case studies in precision medicine)
Thesis/Research Project/Dissertation Report Evaluation (External)
Internal Assessment
Final Dissertation Presentation & Viva

Teaching Pedagogy

1 Academic year = 2 Semesters

Semester = 90 working days = Minimum 15 weeks

1 credit = 15 hours of lectures/tutorials = 2.5 – 3 days (or)

1 credit = 30 hours of Practical/Lab/Fieldwork/Seminar = About 5 days

20 credits = approximately 12-15 weeks including holidays and other requirements

Summer term = 8 weeks

Summer Internship/Work-based occasional training/Regular courses/Additional courses/Backlogs = 1-2 weeks

2 credits – Summer internship

9 credits – Skills enhancement Courses

9 credits – Ability enhancement Courses

Teaching hours per day = 6 hours (9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with a 1-hr lunch break)

S. No

Broad Category of Course

Minimum Credit Requirement

 

 

3-year UG

4-Year UG

1

Major (Core)

60

80

2

Minor Stream

24

32

3

Multidisciplinary

9

6

4

Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

8

8

5

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

9

9

6

Value Added Courses common for all UG

6-8

6-8

7

Summer Internship

2-4

2-4

8

Research Project/Disseration

12

 

Total

120

160

 

Note — Honours students not undertaking research will take 3 courses for 12 credits instead of a research project/Dissertation.

 

1 year UG certificate – 40 credits + 4 occasional credits

2-year UG Diploma –  80 credits + 4 occasional credits

3-year B.Sc. degree – 120 credits major discipline

4-year B.Sc. degree with honours – 160 credits in Major discipline

4-year Multidisciplinary B.Sc. degree with honours + research – 160 credits [75% marks and above in UG degree with 4th year research project or dissertation (12 credits) in the major discipline]

Students who exit with a UG certificate or UG diploma are allowed to re-entry within 3 years and complete the program within a maximum of 7 years

Eligibility for the UG Programs

3-year Bachelors degree – Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate or Higher Secondary (12th Grade) Certificate obtained after successful completion of Grade 12 or equivalent stage of education

4-year Bachelors degree with honours – Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate or Higher Secondary (12th Grade) Certificate obtained after successful completion of Grade 12 or equivalent stage of education

4-year Multidisciplinary Bachelors degree with Honours + Research B.Sc. – Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate or Higher Secondary (12th Grade) Certificate obtained after successful completion of Grade 12 or equivalent stage of education

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Post Graduate M.Sc. Courses