Textbook Of Pharmaceutics I As Per Pci Education Regulation 2020 For First Year Diploma In Pharmacy

Textbook of Pharmaceutics-I (As Per PCI Education Regulation 2020 for First Year Diploma in Pharmacy)

The book introduces students to the essential concepts of pharmaceutical dosage forms, unit operations, pharmaceutical calculations, and packaging techniques. It bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring that learners grasp the scientific basis of drug formulation and manufacturing. Special emphasis has been placed on Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), regulatory guidelines, and safety measures, aligning with industry standards and modern pharmaceutical advancements. This book is intended for Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm.) students and serves as a valuable resource for beginners in the field of pharmaceutics. We sincerely hope that this book will not only aid in academic excellence but also inspire students to develop a deep interest in the science of drug formulation and delivery.

Textbook of Pharmaceutics

The textbook of Pharmaceutics has been written for students of diploma in pharmacy first-year students keeping in mind specific requirements of the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), Education Regulation - 2020. This is a bilingual book in both English and Hindi for easy understanding to students. This book is covering the entire syllabus as per new PCI norms including practicals and previous year question papers. This book containing thirteen chapters with an introduction to the pharmacy profession and career. In preceding chapters, packaging materials and pharmaceutical aids have been discussed. In chapter 4 the unit operations required in the preparation of formulations have been discussed like mixing, drying, extraction, size reduction, and separation. In chapters, 5-10 different pharmaceutical formulations have been discussed including tablets, capsules, liquid, semisolid, and parenteral dosage forms. The remaining chapters are about immunological products, manufacturing plants, and novel drug delivery systems.

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