Master Degree in Pharmacy / Forensic Pharmacy with specialization in Pharmacology or concerned/allied/relevant discipline with a very good academic record throughout. two publications in renowned journals of repute UGC -care listed journal/ Web of Science /SCOPUS Indexed journals
Gitanjali Group of Colleges having Pharmacy Colleges namely SKM Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research and Gitanjali College of Pharmacy aims to become the center of excellence in providing high quality education, training and research to individuals in acquiring extensive Knowledge in the field of Pharmaceutical sciences and Skills in scientific research so that student can enrich their lives, develop their confidence and become respectable and use full member of society.
Masters degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry or Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Chemistry or Pharmacology or Bacteriology or Medicine or Microbiology or Biotechnology from a recognized university or Institute.
The candidate should have a Masters degree (MS/M.Pharm/M.Tech/M.Sc.) in pharmaceutical chemistry / analysis / synthetic chemistry / medicinal chemistry.
MSc / MPharm. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry,Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Quality Assurance, or allied areas from a recognized University or equivalent.
M.Pharm in the relevant specialization Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Applications are invited for faculty roles in the following departments- Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology, Pharmacy Practice, Pharmacognosy, Regulatory Affairs
Ph.D., Masters degree, Bachelors Degree with First class in all the preceding degrees in the appropriate branch, with an exemplary academic record throughout. Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Quality Assurance
The candidate must have a postgraduate degree (M.S.(Pharm.)/M.Pharm./M.Sc.) in Medicinal Chemistry/ Pharmaceutical Chemistry/ Chemistry / Process Chemistry from a recognized University/ Institute with a minimum of 60% marks or minimum CGPA of 6.75 on a 10-point scale.