Pharm-D Study Resources

Study MaterialSemester Wise

Semester-organised lecture notes, handouts and subject guides — structured to help you ace sessionals, finals, vivas, and competitive exams.

10Semesters

46+Subjects

UOK & HECAligned

Semester 1

4 subjects

Physical Pharmacy

Introduction to pharmacy, dosage forms, compounding, and core principles of pharmaceutical sciences.

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Pharmaceutical (Organic Chemistry)

Structure, reactions, mechanisms, stereochemistry, and organic compounds essential for drug design.

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Physiology & Histology-I

Study of human organ systems, tissues, and physiological functions relevant to pharmacology.

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Pharmaceutical Biochemistry

Carbohydrates, lipids, bioenergetics, vitamins and hormones — molecular basis of pharmacy.

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Semester 2

5 subjects

Dosage Form-I

Fundamental dosage forms including solutions, suspensions, emulsions, and solid dosage basics.

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Physiology & Histology-II

Continuation of organ systems, deeper physiological mechanisms, and tissue structures.

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Biochemistry-II

Advanced biochemical pathways, genetics, metabolism regulation, and disease-related biochemistry.

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General Pharmacognosy

Study of medicinal plants, natural drugs, and their phytochemical and therapeutic properties.

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Anatomy

Detailed structure of human organs, musculoskeletal system, and internal biological framework.

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Semester 3

5 subjects

Dosage Form-II

Advanced dosage forms including tablets, capsules, sterile products, and controlled-release systems.

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Microbiology-I

Microbial classification, growth, pathogenicity, sterilization, and laboratory techniques.

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Physical Chemistry-I

Thermodynamics, kinetics, solutions, phase rules, and chemical equilibria.

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Pathology

Study of diseases, cell injuries, inflammation, immune disorders, and pathological mechanisms.

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Pharmacology & Therapeutics

Mechanism of drug action, interaction, therapeutic classes, and treatment strategies.

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Semester 4

5 subjects

Microbiology-II

Virology, mycology, immunology, microbial assays, and applied microbiology.

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Physical Chemistry-II

Advanced chemical kinetics, catalysis, electrochemistry, polymer chemistry.

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Systemic Pharmacology-I

Pharmacology of CNS, ANS, cardiovascular system, and respiratory system.

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Chemical Pharmacognosy-I

Phytochemical classification, plant constituents, and extraction methods.

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Physical Pharmacy

Solubility, dispersion systems, rheology, surface tension, and drug stability.

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Semester 5

3 subjects

Quality Control

Quality assurance, sampling, specifications, GLP, GMP, and QC testing of pharmaceuticals.

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Systemic Pharmacology-II

Endocrine, GI, reproductive, metabolic, and immune system pharmacology.

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Chemical Pharmacognosy-II

Advanced study of phytoconstituents, alkaloids, flavonoids, glycosides, and essential oils.

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Semester 6

3 subjects

Industrial Pharmacy-I

Pharmaceutical manufacturing principles, equipment, scale-up, and unit operations.

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Pharmaceutical Analysis-I

Analytical techniques including titrimetry, spectrophotometry, chromatography.

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Natural Toxins

Toxic plants, venomous organisms, natural poisons, and their biochemical effects.

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Semester 7

5 subjects

Industrial Pharmacy-II

Advanced manufacturing, process validation, packaging, and regulatory processes.

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Pharmacy Practice-I

Hospital pharmacy organization, role of hospital pharmacist, inpatient and outpatient dispensing, hospital formulary system, drug distribution, and inventory control.

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Pharmaceutical Technology

Formulation design, novel drug delivery systems, nanotechnology, and biotech products.

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Advanced Pharmacognosy

Advanced phytochemistry, herbal formulations, and research methods in natural drugs.

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Systemic Pharmacology-III

Renal, hepatic, hematologic, dermatologic, and musculoskeletal pharmacology.

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Semester 8

5 subjects

Pharmacy Practice-II

Clinical pharmacy, medication therapy management, ADR monitoring, pharmaco-economics.

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Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics

ADME properties, bioavailability, compartment models, and drug absorption kinetics.

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Clinical Pharmacokinetics

Dose adjustments, therapeutic drug monitoring, renal/hepatic clearance models.

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Pharmaceutical Analysis-II

HPLC, GC, NMR, MS, IR, advanced separation and identification techniques.

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Medicinal Chemistry-I

Drug structure relationships, molecular modification, and lead compound optimization.

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Semester 9

5 subjects

Forensic Pharmacy

Pharmacy laws, ethics, drug regulations, forensic toxicology, and pharmaceutical jurisprudence.

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Pharmacy Practice-III

Clinical decision-making, therapeutic guidelines, and drug information services.

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Medicinal Chemistry-II

SAR analysis, receptor interactions, drug design strategies, and synthesis pathways.

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Clinical Pharmacology

Clinical drug effects, trials, ADRs, pharmacogenetics, and therapeutic monitoring.

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Clinical Pharmacognosy

Herbal remedies in clinical practice, evidence-based natural medicines.

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Semester 10

6 subjects

Prescription & Community Pharmacy

Prescription handling, extemporaneous compounding, community pharmacy operations.

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Pharma Management & Marketing

Marketing strategies, pharma industry structure, management principles.

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Quality Control & Quality Assurance

GMP, quality audits, validation, risk management, documentation and compliance.

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Medicinal Chemistry-III

Advanced drug design, prodrugs, enzyme inhibitors, structure-based chemistry.

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Toxicology

Mechanisms of toxicity, poisons, toxic agents, organ toxicity, and antidotes.

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Pharmacy Practice-IV

Advanced clinical services, patient assessment, therapeutic management.

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