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Institutions  T.
John College of Pharmacy |
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T.
John College of Pharmacy
T. John college of Pharmacy offers the four year B.Pharmacy course with
an intake of 60 seats. It is affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of
Health Sciences, approved by All India Council for Technical Education,
and recognized by the Pharmacy council of India, New Delhi.
The college aspires to stimulate a lasting attitude of inquiry,
openness and social responsibility; it is committed to creating an
atmosphere of intellectual curiosity, academic freedom, diversity and
personal empowerment.The time of the students in our Pharmacy College
is rich, and varied experience will indeed provide them with the skills
and confidence they need for a successful career.
The course is taught with hands-on approach, with laboratories and
facilities available to enhance teaching and provide practical skills
at the highest level. In addition, particular emphasis is placed with
regard to project work, assignments and Industrial visits, hence
thereby prepare graduates who specialize in this discipline to take
their place as leaders in our noble profession.
The college recognizes that its mission and goals must be supported by
sound Institutional values. As we pursue our mission and goals, we do
recognize that Individuals are the source of our creativity and
reputation.
 Provide global
perspective in each stream of learning.
Growth with
quality, innovation and continuous search of knowledge.
Educate, train
and mould the students into efficient professionals with flexibility to
meet the requirements of the industry.
Keep pace with
changing times by providing quality education trough value addition
courses, beyond the curricular prescribed
by the University.
Character
building among the students graduating from the colleges so as to
enable then to become responsible citizens
and professionals.
Provide
continuing executive education to managers, business leaders and
entrepreneurs.
Have continuous
association, involvement and partnership with the industrial
organizations.
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