About The Internship Program
• The main objective of this program is to encourage the bright and well-motivated students of Kalinga University and other institutions to pursue innovative research and development of project work. This enables the trainees to gain first-hand knowledge, especially working skills with sophisticated instruments frequently used in research setup and in Pharma, Life Sciences, & Biotech industry.
Program Details
- Duration: 6 Months
- Date: Monday to Saturday
- Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Venue: Central Instrumentation Facility, Kalinga University
- Program Fee: Rs 25,000/-
Who Should Attend:
Beneficial For - Students of UG/PG Programs & Research Scholars of Pharmacy, Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Bioinformatics & other Life Sciences.
Eligibility Criteria
- Students who are pursuing their Graduation/Post-Graduation and are in their final semester are eligible for 6 months internship program.
- One page curriculum vitae/bio-data of the participant.
- Based on the merit, the students will be shortlisted and intimated via e-mail.
- Pursuing Post-Graduation in the fields of Pharmaceutical/Chemical/Life Sciences leading to M.Pharm./M.S./M.Sc. degree from any recognized Indian/Foreign University.
- The students need to fill the Application Form for internship and furnish all relevant information/documents as mentioned in the application form.
Program Schedule
| Module I Pharmacognosy | ||
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| S.No. | Topics | Duration |
| 01 | Introduction to Preformulation and their Parameters | |
| 02 | Overview on granulation techniques | |
| 03 | Formulation of tablets by different granulation techniques | |
| 04 | Characterization and Evaluation of Prepared tablets | 30 Days |
| 05 | Introduction to standard curve for dissolution study | |
| 06 | Comparative study between Marketed and laboratory prepared tablets | |
| 07 | Formulation and characterization of sustained release tablets | |
| 08 | Comparative release study in Marketed and Prepared tablets |
| Module II Instrumental Analysis | ||
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| S.No. | Topics | Duration |
| 01 | Introduction and handling of UV Spectroscopy | |
| 02 | Determination of Calibration curve by UV Spectroscopy | |
| 03 | Determination of sample purity by UV Spectroscopy | |
| 04 | Introduction to IR Spectroscopy | |
| 05 | Sample analysis with IR Spectroscopy | |
| 06 | Introduction and SOP of HPLC | |
| 07 | Sample determination through HPLC | 30 Days |
| 08 | Introduction to XRD and application | 09 | Sample analysis on XRD | 10 | Estimation by colorimetric method | 11 | Simultaneous estimation | 12 | Paper chromatography, Thin layer Chromatography | 13 | Determination by Nephelo turbidometry |
| Module III Pharmacology & Toxicology | ||
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| S.No. | Topics | Duration |
| 01 | Introduction to pharmacological & toxicological principles | |
| 02 | Experimental in-vitro pharmacology principles | |
| 03 | Commonly used instruments in experimental pharmacology | |
| 04 | Study of common laboratory animals | |
| 05 | Maintenance of laboratory animals as per CPCSEA guidelines | |
| 06 | Common laboratory techniques for blood withdrawal, serum and plasma separation, anesthetics and euthanasia used for animal studies | |
| 07 | Study of different routes of drugs administration in mice/rats | |
| 08 | Animal simulated experiments by software demonstration and the importance of software application in pharmacology | 09 | Study of effect of drugs on ciliary motility of frog oesophagus | 10 | Behavioral studies effecting the function of central nervous system | 11 | Study of effect of various drugs on rabbit eye | 45 Days | 12 | Importance of various physiological salt solutions for cells and tissues | 13 | Principles of OECD guidelines and dose calculations | 14 | Study of anti-inflammatory effect | 15 | Study of analgesic effect by central and peripheral methods | 16 | Estimation of serum biochemical parameters by using biochemical analyzer | 17 | Application of biostatistics in pharmacology by using softwares | 18 | Determination of acute skin irritation / corrosion of a test substance | 19 | Insulin hypoglycemic effect in rabbit | 20 | Determination of acute eye irritation / corrosion of a test substance | 21 | Applications of biotechnological principles in various drug formulations |
| Module IV Pharmacognosy | ||
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| S.No. | Topics | Duration |
| 01 | Basic Techniques:
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| 03 | Separation and identification of organic compounds from binary mixtures: Solid-solid, solid-liquid and liquid-liquid |
30 Days |
| 04 | Spectral analysis:
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| 05 | Basic learning on ACD Chem Sketch software, Cambridge ChemDraw Ultra software, Chem3D software and Autodock software |
| Module V Pharmacognosy | ||
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| S.No. | Topics | Duration |
| 01 | Quantification of phyto-constituents in herbal extracts | |
| 02 | Standardization of Herbal Extracts | |
| 03 | Extraction and isolation of Phytoconstituents, Formulation and evaluation of herbal gel, hair oil, herbal cream, face pack, etc. | |
| 04 | Development and evaluation Ayurvedic Herbal Nutraceutical Dietary Supplement Cosmeceutical Products. |
30 Days |
| 05 | Analysis of Pharmacopoeial compounds of natural origin and their formulations by UV spectrophotometer | |
| 06 | Fingerprinting Analysis of selected medicinal plant extracts commonly used in herbal drug industry Phytochemical screening of Natural Drugs | |
| 07 | Monograph analysis of herbal drugs Morphological and microscopical study of Crude drugs Qualitative analysis of Crude Drugs | |
| 08 | Comparative release study in Marketed and Prepared tablets |
Resource Persons
- Dr. Sandip Prasad Tiwari
(Principal, Faculty of Pharmacy) - Mr. Sudeep Mandal
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy) - Ms. Khushboo Gupta
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy) - Ms. Rajni Yadav
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy)
- Mr. Pranjul Shrivastava
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy) - Mr. Deependra Soni
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy) - Mrs. Srishti Namdev
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy) - Mr. Saurabh Sharma
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy)
