Pharmacy Technician (Category B) – 2nd Year (Part II)

The second year of the Pharmacy Technician (B Category) program focuses on applied pharmaceutical knowledge and patient-centered practices, preparing students for effective roles in industrial, hospital, and community pharmacy settings.

Theory Subjects:

• Pharmaceutics-II (Industrial and Quality Control) – Introduces the basics of pharmaceutical manufacturing, quality assurance, and regulatory standards essential for industrial pharmacy. (Marks: 100)
• Pharmacology – Provides knowledge of drug actions, therapeutic uses, side effects, and safe medication handling. (Marks: 100)
• Pharmaceutics-III (Hospital and Community Pharmacy) – Covers drug distribution systems, hospital pharmacy practices, and the pharmacist’s role in public health. (Marks: 100)
• Social Behaviour, Law and Ethics – Emphasizes professional ethics, communication skills, and legal responsibilities in pharmacy practice. (Marks: 100)
• Computer – Introduces the use of basic computer applications relevant to pharmacy management and record keeping. (Marks: 50)

Practical Subjects:

• Pharmaceutics-II Practical (Industrial and Quality Control) – Focuses on equipment handling, dosage form production, and quality control testing. (Marks: 100)
• Pharmacology Practical – Involves experiments related to drug action and administration techniques. (Marks: 100)
• Computer Practical – Provides hands-on training in basic computer skills and pharmacy-related software. (Marks: 50)

This final year of the program ensures that students are technically competent and ethically prepared to assist pharmacists in various healthcare environments.