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Department of Pharmacy at BITS (Pilani) always had a excellent placement record with 90% placement of M.Pharmacy students in reputed companies like Dr. Reddys Laboratorie (Hyderabad), Lupin Research Park (Pune), Novartis (Hyderabad), GlaxoSmithkline (Gurgaon), Torrent Pharma (Ahmedabad), Ranbaxy (Gurgaon), Evalueserve (Gurgaon), TCS Life Sciences (Hyderabad) with an average package of 5-6 lakh/annum.

The Department is continuously undertaking research projects funded by industries and governmental funding agencies like DST, DBT, ICMR and CSIR. Presently, there are 51 full time and 06 part-time Ph.D. students registered in the department.

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The Department lays special emphasis on research work in various areas of specialization that include:

Pharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics
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M.E./M.Tech./M.Pharm./MBA/M.Phil. or an equivalent Degree with a minimum of 60% aggregate in the qualifying examination.
M.Sc./B.E./B.Pharm. or an equivalent degree with a minimum of 60% aggregate in the qualifying examination.
For admissions to Humanities and Social Sciences, candidates with anM.A. degree and a minimum of 55% aggregate may apply.
Full-time PhD students admitted into the PhD program are eligible to be considered for an Institute fellowship of Rs. 28,000 or Rs. 31,000 per month in the first year based on their qualifications at the time of admission.
Students admitted with M.E./M.Tech./M.Pharm./MBA/M.Phil. or an equivalent Degree are eligible to receive an Institute fellowship of Rs. 31,000/-.
Students admitted with M.Sc./B.E./B.Pharm. or an equivalent degree are eligible to receive an Institute fellowship of Rs. 28,000/-. These students on successful completion of coursework will receive Rs. 31,000/- from the Semester following the one in which the course work was completed.
Higher fellowship may be made available in subsequent years. Consideration for Institute fellowship will be as per Institute norms. It will be obligatory on the part of every admitted Full time student to undertake 8 to 10 hours (per week) of work as assigned to him/her by the institute.

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Anil Jindal

Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy, BITS Pilani, Pilani Campus

Pharmaceutics

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Dr. Aniruddha Roy

Drug delivery, Pharmaceutics

Dr. Ankit Jain

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To produce researchers who can contribute to society by advancing theory and practice in Science, Engineering, Health, Humanities, and Business

To encourage creativity, analytical thinking, critical analysis, and innovative problem-solving

To develop within each candidate the expertise and skills necessary to be an effective educator and faculty member

To produce graduates with advanced capabilities in leadership and in managing change

Education at the Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences is designed to effortlessly bridge the gap between industry and academics. Our programmes therefore -

Are rooted in the application-based learnings of the day

Offer exciting national and international learning and research opportunities

Incorporates comprehensive industry training through internships and placement support

Ensures value addition through guest lectures and workshops by industry experts

Provide state-of-the-art facilities across Faculties to ensure learning by doing

Life at RUAS

With 9 Faculties from different areas of study, multidisciplinary thinking is a way of life at RUAS.

From a host of eateries and cafes to convenience stores and coffee vending machines, our campuses have been designed and developed to ensure that the needs of every student are met.

Students of our academic research programmes are encouraged to take advantage of the available sponsored research opportunities

The University offers a range of on-campus accommodation options. Third party, off-campus hostels are also available.

Programme Details

Research themes.

The PhD programme is offered by 10 Faculties/Schools of the University.

Experienced faculty members with in-depth knowledge of their subject matter are appointed as supervisors.

In multidisciplinary research areas, decisions about the subject area of research related to entry-level qualification can be referred to a select committee of respective Deans and PVCs.

High Priority R & D Domains

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Sciences
Bio, Nano and Composite Materials
Biotechnology, Food Technology and Public Health
Business Analytics and Digital Transformation
Business and Commercial Law
Composite Structures
Computational Mechanics and Sciences
Drug Design and Discovery Technologies
Health, Ethics and law
Higher Education
Public Sector Reforms
International Politics and Diplomacy

PhD is offered by:

Faculty of Engineering and Technology

Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences

Faculty of Commerce and Management

Faculty of Hospitality Management and Catering Technology

Thrust Areas of Research

Program structure.

ML: Module Leader

PRP: Progress Review Panel (refer to subsection on Committees)

Please note: 1 credit = 15 hours of study/research work

Programme Structure 2021 Batch Onwards

Research facilities and scholar’s care.

The University provides research scholars with:

A Research Supervisory team
A cubicle with the necessary computing facility
Access to Internet
Access to University Libraries as well as Journals, Laboratories, and Workshops
Space to set up their Experimental Facility
Access to Reprographic Facilities
Support to access other Libraries, Professors, Advisors, and Organizations
Any other facilities that are essential and within the reach of the University
Accommodation in the University Campus on payment of the requisite fee (if requested and available)

Teaching and Assessment

15 hours of study/research work is equivalent to one credit. At the time of submission of the thesis, a scholar must have secured at least 330 credits as per the credit accumulation sheet and must have passed PRP reviews 1 to 6.

Getting Started on the Program

Allotment of Main Supervisor
Allotment of Co-Supervisor
Allotment of Advisor
Formulation and Submission of Problem Statement

Progress Review Panel (PRP)

For each Research Scholar, the PRP is constituted as follows:

One independent Chair approved by the PVC (Research), knowledgeable in the rules and regulations of the MS (By Research) programme of the University
Two Examiners approved by the PVC (Research), who are reasonably conversant with the research area of the Scholar
Supervisor(s) of the Research Scholar (one of the Supervisors will be designated as the Main Supervisor)

Convening the PRP is the responsibility of the Main Supervisor. On completion of the review, the Main Supervisor will forward the PRP report to the Office of the PVC.

Key Skill Development

Ability to apply knowledge of Mathematics, Science, Engineering, Health, Humanities, and Business to solve complex problems
Ability to analyse problems, interpret data, and arrive at meaningful conclusions involving critical inferences
Ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs considering public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations
Ability to understand the effect of optimal solutions on legal, cultural, social, and public health and safety aspects
Ability to develop sustainable solutions and understand their effect on society and environment
Ability to work as a member of a team, to plan and integrate knowledge of various engineering disciplines, and to lead teams in multidisciplinary settings
Ability to adapt to the changes and advancements in technology and to engage in independent and life-long learning

Selection Process

Entrance test (rrpet).

Tests/Questions may be a mixture of multiple choice and fill-in-the-blanks type
The use of a calculator is permitted.
The written examination is 1 hour long. It has 60 marks and consists of 60 questions.

Interview Procedure

Candidates will be asked to make a presentation outlining their interests and abilities for about 15 minutes. The format for the presentation can be downloaded from the website www.msruas.ac.in. The presentation will be followed by a question and answer session for a duration of about 10 minutes. In addition, every applicant shall under go basics review where the line of questioning will be on UG and PG specialisation along with peripheral knowledge.
Each candidate will be evaluated on the basis of their oral presentation skills and basics review, ability to articulate complex ideas, how they respond to hypothetical scenarios that may be posed or other appropriate methods that assess their research and analytical potential.

A final merit list will be drawn based on:

Performance in the written test
Academic Performance (Masters and Undergraduate)

The decision of the RIC will be final in the selection of candidates for all PhD programme.

Indian Nationals

Eligibility.

A candidate seeking admission to the PhD programme should have obtained at least 60% in a Master’s Degree in the subject area of research he/she intends to pursue. In addition, the candidate will also be required to secure the minimum, stipulated score in the written test and/or interview (Topic Presentation and Basics Review) that may be specified by the RIC of the University.

Application Process

The number of seats available for admission to the PhD Programme will be decided based on the number of Supervisors available and the number of vacancies available under each supervisor.

Selection for admission to the PhD programme will be through a written test followed by an interview as described below. The relative weightages (see Merit List below) for the written test, interview and the previous academic performance, taken together, shall form the basis for preparing the merit list of eligible candidates.

Selected candidates shall fulfill all admission formalities within the prescribed date including paying the fee and completing all admission formalities as notified by the university. Failure to do so will result in cancellation of selection.

Application Fee — Rs. 1,800 (Non-Refundable)

above mentioned fee can be paid online

Fees & Scholarships

For Indian Nationals: Rs. 1,50,000 per annum + 40,000 University Fee

International Students

Candidates should have a Master’s degree qualification recognized by the Association of Indian Universities in the related discipline or equivalent. They must also have proof of proficiency in English. For candidates with a Master’s degree programme with English as a medium of instruction, proof of proficiency in English is not required. However, the RIC may, from time to time, specify certain additional guidelines applicable exclusively to research students from foreign countries.

Intake Capacity

A faculty member with a Ph.D. degree is eligible to supervise (or co-supervise) a PhD Scholar. A Supervisor should not have more than 6 PhD Scholars at any given time either as a Supervisor or as a co-supervisor. During the period between a Scholar’s registration and their thesis submission, a Scholar is considered to be conducting research under the Supervisor(s) guidance.

Candidates are admitted to the PhD Programme twice a year. On both occasions, the number of seats available for admission to the PhDProgramme will be decided based on the distribution of applicants and availability of Supervisors.

For International Students/NRIs: USD 3,500 per annum + 40,000 University Fee

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Ph.D. in Quality Assurance is a doctoral program designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills related to quality assurance in various industries. The program focuses on quality control, quality improvement, statistical process control, and regulatory compliance, among other related topics. Below are some of the highlights of the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program:

PHD Quality Assurance Entrance Exam:

The entrance exam for Ph.D. in Quality Assurance may vary depending on the university or institution offering the program. Some universities may require applicants to take a general entrance exam, while others may require a subject-specific exam.

PHD Quality Assurance Admission:

Admission to the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program is competitive and requires applicants to meet the eligibility criteria and pass the entrance exam. Applicants should hold a master's degree in a related field with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or equivalent. Some universities may also require applicants to have relevant work experience.

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The selection criteria for the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program may vary depending on the university or institution offering the program. Some universities may consider the applicant's academic record, research experience, and work experience.

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The application form for the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program may be available on the website of the university or institution offering the program. Applicants should fill out the form completely and submit it along with the required documents.

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The application process for the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program typically involves submitting the application form, transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and other required documents. Some universities may also require applicants to submit a research proposal.

PHD Quality Assurance Fee:

The fee for the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program may vary depending on the university or institution offering the program. Typically, the fee includes tuition, registration fees, and other charges.

PHD Quality AssuranceSyllabus:

The syllabus for the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program may vary depending on the university or institution offering the program. However, the program typically covers topics such as quality control, quality improvement, statistical process control, regulatory compliance, risk management, and project management.

PHD Quality Assurance Salary and Jobs:

Graduates of the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program can find employment in various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, and service industries. The salary for Ph.D. in Quality Assurance graduates varies depending on their job position, experience, and the industry they work in. According to PayScale, the average salary for a Quality Assurance Manager is around $83,000 per year in the United States.

PHD Quality Assurance Career Opportunities:

Graduates of the Ph.D. in Quality Assurance program can pursue various careers in industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, and service industries. Some of the job positions that graduates can pursue include Quality Assurance Manager, Quality Control Manager, Compliance Manager, and Regulatory Affairs Manager. Graduates can also pursue academic careers in universities and research institutions.

PHD (Quality Assurance) is three year duration doctoral level course. The doctoral program prepare candidates for careers creating, planning, managing and implementing efficient and effective quality assurance strategies for businesses and organizations. The course involves course titles as Culture of quality change, Human performance in organizations, Analysis of experimental design, Quality standards leadership and Principles of assessment and reliability. The Ph.D. course is suitable for those candidates who have interest in Quality Assurance studies. During the study time candidates can learn about advanced quality assurance techniques, research and quality control procedures. The Ph.D. course syllabus is divide in six semesters of six month each. Through Quality Assurance course candidates can make their career in various fields.

Ph.D. (Quality Assurance) Admission Process:

Admission to the Ph.D. program shall be based on the students marks obtained in the entrance test conducted by the respective department or school of the particular university or institute. Those candidates who have complete GATE/NET/SET/ M.Phil/JRF Examination in the pertinent subject of the apex bodies as CSIR/UGC/ICAR/ICMR/DBT will be exempted from the Entrance Test. While giving the exemption, the Departmental Committee of the institute may consider research work/earlier Ph.D./experience done by the student. If a student already holds a Doctors degree in a relevant subject from a UGC Approved University or Institute, he/she may be exempted from entrance exam and pre Ph.D. coursework. After clearing the both steps the student will be eligible to pay course fee or registration fee. Only the predetermined number of candidates may be admitted to Ph.D. programme.

Ph.D. (Quality Assurance) Career Prospect:

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Architecture and engineering occupations

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Character certificate (from the head of the Institute from which the student has obtained his qualifying degree.
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Gap certificate (if applicable)
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The routine research activities of the Dept of Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance are

Novel analytical method development for estimation/ assay of drugs and pharmaceuticals and its validation.
Development of stability indicating assay methods
Impurity profiling of drugs and pharmaceuticals
Metabolome analysis and drug safety evaluation studies
Pharmacokinetic evaluation
Bioavailability studies
Crystal engineering and material analysis
Amorphous and co-crystal formulation development and bioavailability studies

The department houses instruments such as HPLC, GC-MS, LC-MS, UV Spectrometer, Spectrofluorimeter, IR spectrometer, ELISA system, Nitrogen evaporator, -80 refrigerator and pH meter.

Funded research projects ongoing with the department are

Metabolite analysis and its implication on therapy, funded by DST-SERB.
Estimation of PPRCs in waste water and effectiveness of removing these from the waste water, funded by BRNS
Newborn screening project in collaboration with the Dept of Biochemistry and the Dept of Neonatology, KMC, Manipal, funded by VGST and Grand Challenges Canada.

The department has signed MoU for research collaborations with

University of Copenhagen in the area of crystal engineering
Glaxo Smith Kline Pharmaceuticals
Novartis in the area of regulatory affairs

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In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Our work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

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drugs INIS 100%
pharmaceuticals INIS 53%
hplc INIS 48%
validation INIS 48%
solids INIS 44%
evaluation INIS 42%
stability INIS 37%
solubility INIS 34%

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Krishnamurthy Bhat

Centre of Excellence in Drug Regulatory Affairs - Coordinator
Department of Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Manipal - Professor

Person: Academic

Sudheer Moorkoth

Department of Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Manipal - Professor & Head

Athira R Nair

Department of Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Manipal - Assistant Professor

Research output

3008 Citations
209 Article
31 Review article
1 Comment/debate

Research output per year

Physicochemical interaction of rifampicin and ritonavir-lopinavir solid dispersion: an in-vitro and ex-vivo investigation

Research output : Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

in vitro 100%
interactions 100%
investigations 100%
solids 100%

Pioneering a paradigm shift in tissue engineering and regeneration with polysaccharides and proteins-based scaffolds: A comprehensive review

engineering 100%
tissues 100%
proteins 100%
reviews 100%
regeneration 100%

Recent advancements in nanoconstructs for the theranostics applications for triple negative breast cancer

Research output : Contribution to journal › Review article › peer-review

Triple Negative Breast Cancer 100%
applications 100%
cancer 100%
breasts 100%
theranostics 100%

Differential Scanning Calorimtere

Sudheer Moorkoth (Manager)

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sensors 100%
thermocouples 100%
Heat Detector 100%
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Quality Assurance and Academic Integrity in Higher Education in India

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Massification of the higher education sector in India is accompanied by the proliferation of providers, multiplicity of regulatory bodies, and diversification of study programs. The establishment of private universities in this century has contributed to the fast expansion and massification of the sector. The increasing diversity of institutions and students have raised questions about the quality in the delivery of services and transparency and integrity in the functioning of institutions. Complaints about malpractice and court cases on corrupt practices are not rare in higher education in India. Those indulging in malpractices believe that the rewards from them outweigh the risks since the regulatory bodies may not always be effective to detect corruption and apply sanctions to them.

In response to this situation, new quality assurance measures were launched in 1994. Since then, many institutions have come under closer scrutiny, with reviews of their student admissions, staff recruitment, and administrative practices. Further, measures have been established since then to check common corrupt academic practices such as producing fake qualification certificates, awarding degrees to undeserving candidates, seeking financial or sexual favors for grade, sale of degrees, plagiarism in publications, ghost writing in exams, contract writing of assignments and doctoral theses, false diplomas, and credentials by diploma mills. This chapter shows that the recently introduced mandatory accreditation arrangements have streamlined institutional practices and helped institutions to improve academic integrity and standards of behavior.

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National Health Systems Resource Center (NHSRC) has been set up under the National Health Mission (NRHM) of the Government of India to serve as an Apex Body for technical assistance in healthcare. Established in 2007, the National Health Systems Resource Centre’s mandate is to assist in policy and strategy development in the provision and mobilization of technical assistance to the states and in capacity building for the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) at the Center and in the States. The goal of this institution is to improve health outcomes by facilitating governance reform, health systems innovations, and improved information sharing among all stakeholders at the national, state, district and sub-district levels through specific capacity development and convergence models. It has a 21-member Governing Board, chaired by the Secretary, MoHFW, and the Government of India, with the Additional Secretary, MoHFW & Mission Director, NHM, as the Vice Chairperson of the Board and the Chairperson of its Executive Committee.

Quality Improvement Division :

The Quality Improvement Division at NHSRC has pioneered designing and implementing Quality Management systems specific to Public Health Facilities. QI division at NHSRC is the Nodal Agency at the National Level for the implementation of the National Quality Assurance Program for Public Health Facilities. QI Division has a team of dedicated and experienced professionals who work towards improving the quality of services. The key activities of the quality improvement division in the last five years are as detailed below:

1. Development of National Quality Assurance Standards

2. Quality Assessment and Scoring of the Public Hospitals

3. Training and Capacity Building of States for Assessment and Quality Improvement

4. Designing and Implementation of the “Kayakalp” award Scheme for Clean Hospitals

5. Development of Resource Material for Hospital Operations and Quality Assurance

6. Conducting Assessments on Hospital and Health System related issues e.g., Drugs & Logistics, Infection Control Practices, Quality Assurance, etc.

Programme Details:

The most recent data indicates that Public Hospitals still contribute to over 40% of all in-patient care in the nation. This substantial percentage encompasses nearly all hospitalization needs of the poor and marginalized sections of society. Additionally, these hospitals serve as focal points for implementing the majority of National Health Programs. As Public Hospitals, their staff is often tasked with providing a range of preventive and promotive health care services, along with considerable forensic duties—responsibilities not typically encountered by private sector hospitals. Remarkably, they manage all these roles with only about 20% of the total health expenditure.

It was with this understanding that the 12th Five-year Plan envisioned quality scoring for all Health Institutions and the implementation of a Quality Management System to tangibly enhance the quality of care. The aim is to provide suitable incentives and inputs to achieve and sustain the desired levels of quality. In alignment with this directive, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, has adopted an 'Implementation Framework for Quality Assurance in Public Health Facilities.' This framework, developed by NHSRC, the apex technical assistance organization of MoHFW, has evolved through extensive pilots across multiple states and discussions with key stakeholders. Successful implementation calls for a corresponding investment in capacity building for Public Health Professionals, Hospital Managers, and Senior Nursing Supervisors. The Centre for Hospital Management at SHSS has taken the initiative to enhance the ability of healthcare professionals to participate in and improve quality systems in Indian Hospitals, through a joint collaboration between NHSRC and TISS.

Programme Management:

The School of Health Systems Studies organizes the program in technical collaboration with NHSRC, New Delhi, while the contact program is hosted at the TISS Mumbai Campus. The PG Diploma will be awarded by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), a Central Government funded Deemed University. In exceptional circumstances, there may be a possibility of changing the venue.

Course Structure:

Contact Programme

There are two Contact Programmes spanning the entire 12 months of the program. Intensive contact classes are conducted at the beginning of each semester for a duration of 19 days. The First Semester Contact Classes are scheduled for September 2024. The second Semester Contact Classes encompass four days of examination for the First Semester and 19 days of Second Semester Contact Classes. The First Semester Exam and Second Semester Contact Classes are slated for February 2025. The Second Semester exams will take place over three days in July 2025. Attendance at these Contact Classes is compulsory, and students must adhere to the attendance rules set by TISS.

Given the short duration of the contact program, which is expected to cover a comprehensive syllabus, a diverse range of methodologies will be employed. These include classroom lectures, case study discussions, debates, group exercises, presentations, etc. In addition to traditional classroom teaching, students receive guidance through an online teaching facility called 'TISS Online Platform (TISSOL).' All teaching notes are accessible on this platform. To access it, students are provided with a login ID and password, granting them access to course materials, assignment topics, and more. Adequate training is provided to ensure students can navigate the platform comfortably. Assignments and research project documents are to be uploaded to TISSOL as required by the program. The course coordinator maintains regular communication with course teachers and students to ensure seamless uploading and downloading of materials.

Examination and Course Evaluation Pattern:

First Semester Examinations are conducted at the beginning of the Second Contact Programme. The Second Semester Examination is conducted at the end of the Second Semester. The examinations will be held for four days at the end of each semester. The course evaluation consists of two modes as Online Evaluation and Offline Evaluation. The Online Evaluation is done for 70 percent. The students are expected to submit two assignments or two case studies or a mixture of both (one case study and one assignment) for each course. The Offline Evaluation is done for 30 percent. For this, classroom examination will be conducted for each course at the end of each semester. Students must be regular in attendance and qualify in the periodical tests as well as comprehensive examinations. The subject teacher evaluates the students based on Assignments which is of 70% Weightage and end Semester Theory Exam which is of 30% Weightage and of one hour duration

Distribution of Credits:

The total credits for the program are 36 as detailed below:

The following are the courses offered in each semester:

Semester: I

Semester: II

After completing the PGDHQM Programme, a student will be able to:

1) To Improve Hospital Operational Efficiency.

2) To Develop, Implement and Measure Hospital Performance

3) To Enhance Quality Culture and Professionalism in Hospitals

4) To Develop Champions for Quality Care in Public Health System

5) To Enhance use of Quality Tools and Approaches

The total fee for the program is Rs. 1,00,000.00 (Rupees One Lakh only), online payable in one installment, at the time of joining the programme. The fees include tuition fee, learning resources, library, and computer services. The link for online payment will be sent to the selected candidates on the same day when the list of selected candidates will be published on the website.

Commencement of the Programme:

The tentative date of commencement of the programme for the 2024-2025 batch students will be September 2024.

The selected candidates shall report to the Assistant Registrar, STP, Academic Section, TISS, Mumbai, with the original educational qualification certificate, work experiences, caste certificate, online payment fee receipt, three copies of passport-size photos and other supporting documents along with one set of xerox copy on the date of commencement of the programme.

Location and Access to TISS

TISS- Main Campus: The Main Campus is in the North-East Section of Greater Mumbai. The Main Campus is situated Opposite Deonar BEST Bus Depot on V.N. Purav Marg, earlier known as the Sion -Trombay Road. This Campus houses School of Health Systems Studies and all the Administration Sections. Address of Main Campus: TISS, V. N. Purav Marg, Opp. Deonar BEST Bus Depot, Deonar, Chembur, Mumbai-400088.

TISS-New Campus: The New Campus is known by TISS Naoroji Campus, Near BARC Hospital Gate, Deonar Farm Road, Mumbai. (Both Campuses are within walk able distance)

The nearest local Railway Station is Govandi Station (in the harbour line).

The nearest ST bus and BEST bus stop is Deonar Bus Depot.

For further information and/or enquiries, please contact the following Personnel/Section.

Letters may also be addressed to:

Mr. Atul Bobade

Programme Manager, School of Health Systems Studies, TISS, Mumbai 400 088

022-2552 5529/ + 91 9702335336.

E-mail: [email protected] and [email protected]

Ms. Aarthi Anchan

Admin. Assistant, School of Health Systems Studies (SHSS), TISS

022-2552 5530

E-mail: [email protected]

Dr. Montu Bose, Ph.D.

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Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Mumbai 400 088

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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY

Learn more about the Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Sciences .

About the Program

The School of Pharmacy offers a graduate program leading to the PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences with a concentration in Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance (RAQA). Emphasis is placed on combining scientific principles and methodology with regulatory and quality practices to streamline the discovery, manufacturing, safety profiling and post-approval processes. The program applies academic research methods to current industry regulatory issues, enabling candidates to pursue a dissertation that helps to define and resolve regulatory or quality problems with data research and scientific methodology. The goal of each dissertation is to present new and thoughtful answers to industry questions and problems that result in cost savings, safer and/or more effective products, better safety profiles, and other benefits for patients and manufacturers.

The RAQA concentration is designed for professionals who have a minimum of 15 years of relevant work experience, including supervisory responsibilities, in pharmaceutical and related sciences and/or regulation in such areas as analytical methods, clinical and pharmacovigilance supervision, corporate drug development or manufacturing science, quality practices, validation implementation, and other pertinent industry practices that draw heavily on regulatory policy and quality assurance. Work experience must be applicable to the topic candidates plan to investigate for their dissertation.

Selection is highly competitive as a very limited number of candidates is accepted each year. Successful candidates are expected to have:

a master’s degree or the equivalent in a pharmaceutical, science, medical, engineering or related field;
a minimum of 15 years of work experience in the field related to their PhD dissertation;
current work experience that can be applied to the regulatory/quality topic to be investigated for their PhD dissertation;
the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, displaying recognizable initiative;
a willingness to pursue original, independent research, utilizing a multidisciplinary approach to problem solving;
strong communication skills, both verbal and written, including the ability to write academic research papers containing original thought and cogent arguments;
basic knowledge of data analysis, having completed at least one course in statistical methods; and
the ability to accept constructive criticism and welcome feedback provided by the Dissertation Advisor and Dissertation Advisory Committee.

Time Limit for Degree Completion: 7 years

Campus Location: Health Sciences Center, Fort Washington

Courses may also be offered at Main campus. Research must be carried out, however, at the Health Sciences Center campus under the supervision of an advisor who is a member of the Graduate Faculty.

Full-Time/Part-Time Status: The degree is completed on a part-time basis in 2 to 5 years. Successful candidates are expected to pursue the PhD program at least two terms every academic year (Fall, Spring or Summer) until the dissertation is completed. Typically, students pursue the PhD every Fall and Spring term, but a Summer term may be substituted. Note that a minimum of one credit each Fall and Spring term is required to maintain the candidate’s active student status.

Job Prospects: Job opportunities include positions as postdoctoral researchers, scientists in the pharmaceutical industry, and faculty members.

Non-Matriculated Student Policy: Non-matriculated students are ineligible for participation in the program.

Admission Requirements and Deadlines

Application Deadline:

Fall: March 1

All applications are evaluated together after the deadline. Selection is highly competitive. A very limited number of candidates is accepted each year.

APPLY to this graduate program , submitting the application to [email protected] .

Letters of Reference: Number Required: 3

From Whom: Letters of recommendation should be obtained from college/university faculty members familiar with the applicant's academic competence and/or professionals in a supervisory position.

Master's Degree in Discipline/Related Discipline: A master's degree or equivalent is required in a pharmaceutical, science, medical, engineering or related field. Course credits achieved in the master's degree may be applied toward the PhD program's credit requirements.

Bachelor's Degree in Discipline/Related Discipline: A baccalaureate degree is required.

Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended may be sent electronically to [email protected] . Alternately, unopened official transcripts bearing the school’s seal must be sent directly from the Registrar at each institution to the Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance Graduate Program .

Applicants who earned a degree at a non-U.S. institution must submit an equivalency evaluation of their transcript(s) through a third-party provider, either World Education Services (WES) or Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE) .

Statement of Goals: In approximately 500 to 1,000 words, state your specific interest in Temple's program, research goals, future career goals, and academic and research achievements.

Standardized Test Scores: Applicants who earned their baccalaureate degree from an institution where the language of instruction was other than English, with the exception of those who subsequently earned a master’s degree at a U.S. institution, must report scores for a standardized test of English that meet these minimums:

TOEFL iBT: 85
IELTS Academic: 6.5
PTE Academic: 58

Resume: Current resume or CV required.

Other Requirement: It is recommended that applicants provide a commitment statement from their employer indicating that the employer supports the individual’s involvement in the RAQA PhD program.

Program Requirements

General Program Requirements: Number of Credits Required Beyond the Baccalaureate: 40

Required Courses:

The School of Pharmacy accepts up to 30 credits. The decision of the School on the number of credits accepted is final.

A minimum of one 3-credit graduate-level course is to be completed. This coursework is related to decision analysis, quantitative methods, research design, scientific decision-making, statistics and probability for data analysis, and the like.

The number of credits accepted toward the PhD and the number required for completion of the PhD are determined by the Dissertation Advisor and the Graduate Committee of the School of Pharmacy. It may be determined that additional coursework is required to prepare the student to write the dissertation. The course grid below lists approved course options.

Additional Approved Coursework Options 1

Other coursework in Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance may also be assigned by the Dissertation Advisor.

QARA 5478 High Purity Water Systems is a third choice.

PS 5501 Development of Sterile Products is another option.

QARA 5505 Global Regulation of Medical Devices is also approved.

QARA 5591 Global Regulatory Affairs can also be selected.

QARA 5650 may only be taken with departmental approval.

Other Requirement: Formal evaluation of each PhD student’s progress occurs at the end of the first year and each year thereafter to ensure that the quality of work will result in a fully approved dissertation project. Failure to conduct a reasonable amount of research or writing could result in suspension or dismissal from the program. The following is a typical dissertation schedule:

Assess dissertation proposal topic, including candidate’s knowledge span to determine strengths and deficiencies.
Determine additional coursework required, if any.
Review candidate’s past work and publications as they pertain to the PhD dissertation.
Select final dissertation topic and possible research protocol.
Outline dissertation proposal, research protocol and introductory chapter by Year 1's end.
Meet with research advisor as required and recommended.
Pursue research activities to depict quantitative, qualitative and policy analysis methods, including literature review and annotated bibliography.
Prepare dissertation introduction, discussion and conclusion.

Final Year:

Prepare dissertation material for one or more publications.
Defend dissertation as required by the School of Pharmacy.

Culminating Events: Dissertation Proposal: The dissertation proposal demonstrates the student's knowledge of and ability to conduct the proposed research. The proposal should consist of:

the context and background surrounding a particular research problem;
an exhaustive survey and review of literature related to the problem; and
a detailed methodological plan for investigating the problem.

Upon approval of the dissertation proposal, the doctoral student is promoted to PhD candidacy, and a timeline for completing the investigation and writing process is established.

Dissertation: The doctoral dissertation is an original, theoretical and/or empirical study that makes a significant contribution to the field. It should expand existing knowledge and demonstrate the student's knowledge of research methods and a mastery of their primary area of interest. The dissertation should be rigorously investigated; uphold the ethics and standards of the field; demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the primary area of interest and the broader field; and be prepared for publication in a professional journal. It is expected that the dissertation will consist of an appropriate mix of quantitative and qualitative research methodology and be suitable for publication.

The Dissertation Examining Committee (DEC) is formed to oversee the student's doctoral research. It is charged with evaluating the student's dissertation and oral defense, including the student's ability to express verbally their research question, methodological approach, primary findings and implications. The DEC, which includes the members of the DAC, is comprised of at least three Graduate Faculty members. Two members, including the Chair, must be from the School of Pharmacy. The Chair is responsible for overseeing and guiding the student's progress, coordinating the responses of the Committee members, and informing the student of their academic progress. At least one additional Graduate Faculty member from outside the School of Pharmacy must be included on the DEC. This outside examiner should be identified no later than the beginning of the academic term in which the student will defend the dissertation. The DEC members vote to pass or fail the dissertation and the defense at the conclusion of the public presentation.

Committee compositions must be approved by the departmental graduate committee. If a student needs to change a member of a committee, the new member must be approved by the departmental graduate committee and by the Graduate School. The changes must be documented with the Administrative Assistant and the Graduate School using the "Request for Change in Dissertation Committee" form, found in TUportal under the Tools tab within "University Forms."

Students who are preparing to defend their dissertation should confirm a time and date with their DEC and register with the Office of Graduate Studies at least 15 days before the defense is to be scheduled. The Office of Graduate Studies arranges the time, date and room and forwards to the student the appropriate forms. After the Administrative Assistant has made the arrangements, the student must send the Graduate School a completed "Announcement of Dissertation Defense" form, found in TUportal under the Tools tab within "University Forms," at least 10 days before the defense date. The department posts announcements for the defense.

Program Web Address:

https://pharmacy.temple.edu/academics/phdms-pharmaceutical-sciences

Department Information:

Dept. of Pharmaceutical Sciences Office of Graduate Studies

School of Pharmacy

3307 N. Broad Street, Suite 528

Philadelphia, PA 19140

[email protected]

215-707-4972

Submission Address for Application:

[email protected]

Mailing Address for Application Materials:

Temple University

Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance Graduate Program

425 Commerce Drive, Suite 175

Fort Washington, PA 19034-2728

Department Contacts:

Admissions:

RAQA Academic Coordinator:

Peter H. Doukas, PhD

Graduate Chairperson:

Swati Nagar, PhD

[email protected]

Department Chairperson:

Ellen Walker, PhD

[email protected]

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About IGMPI

Our group of learned professionals from the above-mentioned sectors of the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and food industries have put together their knowledge and practical experiences in the form of this GMP guide. IGMPI is moving hand in hand with technological advances and has gained recognition as a stronger and better training platform provider for professionals and students in the areas of GMP, Quality Assurance and Quality Control, Pharma, Food and Healthcare Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Research, Pharmaceutical IPR, Good Laboratory Practise, and Product Management. The importance of quality healthcare and foods is known to our founders, and thus numerous efforts are being made to offer friendly but effective and easy regular and online programmes of GMP training, Quality Assurance and Control, Pharma and Healthcare Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Research, Pharmaceutical IPR, and Good Laboratory Practise in the form of formal classroom studies, online programmes, online seminars, as well as onsite training programmes, along with knowledge of worldwide affairs of the industry; in short, a round-the-clock help for any information in these areas needed by anybody from around the world. Based on high standards of quality, the training programmes in Pharma, Healthcare, and Food GMP, Quality Assurance and Quality Control, Regulatory Affairs, IPR, Pharma Product Management, Public Health, Hospital Management, Clinical Research, Pharmacovigilance, Medical Writing, Medical Coding, Nanotechnology, Drug Design and Discovery, Food QA and QC, etc. have been approved by the Quality Council of India, which is an autonomous body and an accreditation authority for education and vocational training providers under the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India.

The IGMPI's team of technology experts and other industry advisors together pursue to make cGMP knowledge and training in the areas of pharma and food manufacturing easily accessible through this platform.

Accreditation and Awards

IGMPI is recognized by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), --> Ministry of Commerce & Industry valid till 02-02-2025),--> Government of India. Duly licensed and certified by Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) under Bureau of Indian Standards (Conformity Assessment) Regulations 2018 (License number: CRO/QM/L-8004228) for offering education and training programmes in the areas of Pharmaceutical, Food, Nutrition and Healthcare.

Institute of Good Manufacturing Practices India (IGMPI) is registered as a non-profit society with its own Memorandum of Association and bye-laws under The Societies Registration Act, 1860, Government of India . IGMPI is an accredited Vocational Institution of Ministry of Education, Government of India.

The Post Graduate and Executive Diploma programmes of IGMPI in Good Manufacturing Practices, Regulatory Affairs, Intellectual Property Rights, Quality Assurance and Quality Control, Public Health, Nanotechnology, Hospital Management, Product Management, Sales and Marketing Management, Clinical Research, Medical Writing, Drug Discovery and Development, Pharmacovigilance, Medical Coding have been duly assessed and approved by Quality Council of India , Government of India based on fulfillment of QCI's following criteria:

Programme Content
Programme Design
Programme Material
Instructors
Class size & Attendance
Evaluation of Students
Written Examination
Certificate

IGMPI is also approved by Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) (FSSAI ID: TPINS18). IGMPI® is licensed by Department of Food Safety & Drug Administration under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and registered under Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 . QUALITY COUNCIL OF INDIA (QCI) has also conferred IGMPI with D.L. SHAH NATIONAL QUALITY AWARD, Certificate of Merit & ASSOCHAM has conferred IGMPI with the Services Excellence Award based on excellence of its services to the students and training participants.

IGMPI's Membership with IPA

IGMPI is a Lifetime Institutional member of Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA).

IGMPI's Membership with AFSTI

IGMPI is an Institutional member of The Association of Food Scientists and Technologists (India), (AFSTI).

Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)

Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) came into existence through an act of Parliament in 1987. BIS is the National Standard Body of India established under the BIS Act 2016 for the harmonious development of the activities of standardization, marking and quality certification of goods and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. The Bureau is a Body consisting of 25 members representing both Central and State governments, Members of Parliament, industry, scientific and research institutions, consumer organizations and professional bodies; with Union Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution as its President and with Minister of State for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution as its Vice-President.

International Recognition

For providing its education and training services to overseas students, IGMPI is registered with the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, Government of India and our Export Import Code is AADCI7680Q.

Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is a member of International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and through the Indian National Committee (INC) which is a member of International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). BIS is also a member of regional standards bodies like Pacific Area Standards Congress (PASC) and South Asian Regional Standards Organization (SARSO). India started taking part in IEC from 1911 and subsequently the then Indian Standards Institution (now BIS) took over the responsibility of Indian National Committee of IEC(INC-IEC) in 1949. Since then the INC-IEC is actively participating in the activities of the IEC both at the policy level and technical work and carrying out the responsibilities as member body of IEC Council. India is a member in Standards Management Board (SMB) of IEC since 2015.BIS has also signed Bilateral Cooperation Agreements (BCA)/Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRA) with the National Standards Bodies of several countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Egypt, European Union , Germany, Ghana, Greece, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Jordon, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Mali, Mauritius, Nigeria, Russia, Saudi Arabia , Slovakia, Slovenia, Suriname, USA, UAE, Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, Bhutan, Brazil, Israel, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies (NABCB), Quality Council of India is a member of International Accreditation Forum (IAF) & Pacific Accreditation Cooperation (PAC) as well as signatory to its MLAs for Quality Management Systems, Environmental Management Systems and Product Certification. NABCB is also a Full Member of International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) & Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (APLAC) as well as signatory to its MRAs for Inspection.

In-Process Quality Assurance plays a very important role in the quality of drugs or products during manufacturing. IPQA professionals are responsible for carrying out all the processes as per standard operating procedures during manufacturing to ensure quality by performing IPQA checks during Sampling, Line clearance, manufacturingand packing of product.

This programme will provide a thorough understanding of Pharmaceutical IPQA. This programme provides professionals with the skills and knowledge to allow them to participate effectively in the creation and growth of high impact pharmaceutical aptitude. The development of this programme is in direct response to the demands of industry and its professionals will be highly competitive in the global jobs market. Thus it works as re-fresher programme for those already in the industry and an insight or practical guide for those planning to enter into this sector. You can complete this programme from your own city.

Programme Structure

Module 1 : Role and Scope of IPQA in Pharmaceutical Industry

Module 2 : Cleaning Validation- Line clearance and matrixing

Module 3 : Sampling procedure checking and evaluation in API and formulation

Module 4 : In Process Quality Control Checks in Production and Process Controls

Module 5 : Packaging and Labeling Control and checklist

Module 6 : Records and Reports: Equipment cleaning log, production records, BMR, BPR, BFR. CoA etc

Module 7 : Deviation Management, Capa and Change Control

Module 8 : Industry based Case Studies

Eligibility

Any Graduation/ B.tech/ B.Sc. in Microbiology/ Life Sciences/ Botany/ Zoology/ Food Science/ Food Technology/ BE/ B.Pharma/ MBBS/ BDS/ BHMS/ BUMS/ BAMS or any other discipline. Diploma holders are eligible for our Executive Diploma, Industry Certificate, and Certificate Programmes.

Programme Duration

Minimum duration to complete this programme is 3 months and maximum is 6 months.

All the efforts will be made in the form of 3 months internship to provide industrial exposure to the students pursuing PG Diploma in Regular & Part-time Modes with Food Companies so that they can have good practical knowledge beyond the classroom experience.

Registration

The registration dates for this programme run by the Institute are updated timely on the webpage. Effective online learning tools incorporated into the design of the webpage make the programme lectures and study material easily accessible. This gives huge window of self-regulated and self-paced performance to the participants.

Programme Deliverables

A comprehensive study material for all the modules in hard copies ensuring the needs of the audience. The accompanying training material is appropriately aligned with the current Industry’s expectations.

Interactive or online live sessions on all key areas of the programme giving all flexibility to the participants
Online classes for all the modules will be conducted on the weekends. Moreover, a doubt clearing session will also be scheduled before the examination
All the efforts are made by IGMPI faculty members to make the entire programme modules easily understandable
Assessment and evaluation for all the programme modules in order to enhance the levels of competencies and skills of the participants leading towards the objective of application in the job
At the end of each programme modules, the trainers shall obtain feedback from the participants using specially designed questionnaires
All learning and training delivery initiatives shall be conducted in English

Examination and Certification

IGMPI follows a credit system based on all learning activities involved in studying for all PG Diploma, Executive Diploma and Certificate Programmes. Each of your modules is equal to 4 credits. To successfully complete the programme, you will have to earn all the credits assigned to your programme.

All the participants are expected to appear for an online exam and are also obliged to submit assignments after each module. After successful completion, the participants will be awarded Certificate in Pharmaceutical In Process Quality Assurance, IGMPI. For all the above-mentioned modules, Online Classes (Online mode) or face-to-face classes (Regular mode), elaborate programme material, self-assessment assignments would be provided by the Institute. Details get updated on the webpage as well.

Placement Assistance & Corporate Relations

The Institute has partnered with many organizations for providing with placement assistance to its participants. Besides, it has a robust placement cell comprised of senior level Human Resources professionals and Talent Acquisition experts which maintains close links with business and industry. This cell is continuously engaged in promoting the employability of our participants and encouraging the concerned Human Resources department and Hiring Managers to recruit/hire our participants for their vacant positions. The efforts of our placement cell also include helping with professional resume writing & interview skills.

In recent months the Institute has witnessed more and more participation from professionals working with global healthcare like Uflex Ltd., Anuroop Packaging Ltd., IPCA, Zydus, Unichem, Sun Pharmaceuticals, Hetero, Torrent Pharmaceutical, Cipla, Lupin, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Roche, Intas, Asrezenenca, Gland, Glenmark, Macleods, Jubilant Lifesciences, Novartis, Merck, Piramal, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Hamdard, Lotus, Lakme, Khadi, Himalayan, Sun Pharmaceutical, Pfizer, PiramalPharma Solutions, Novartis Pharma, IQVIA, Eli Lilly and Company, etc. The IGMPI’s Corporate Resource Division actively recommends our students and training participants for various job requirements and specialized roles to Human Resource, Talent Acquisition as well as the heads of various departments in Pharmaceutical, Healthcare industries on regular basis.

Download: Application Form

For further enquiries: Write to : [email protected] Institute of Good Manufacturing Practices India (IGMPI) Satsang Vihar Marg, A-14/B, A Block, Qutab Institutional Area, Near Old JNU Campus, New Delhi. 18001031071 (Toll Free), Phone: +91 11 26512850

Advisory Board and team

For updated advisory board members profiles, kindly visit: https://igmpiindia.org/advisoryboard.html, dr. mahesh c gupta, chief advisor and professor:.

Dr. Mahesh C Gupta is an experienced and internationally reputed scientist in the field of calibration, quality assurance and testing of the food industry. He has worked with many government organizations like National Physical Laboratory (NPLI), New Delhi for 32 years and later with Dubai Central Laboratory, Dubai as Principal Quality Officer. He has also played a vital role in developing lab accreditation program of India as Head National Calibration Program. He is also the founder president of Indian quality association. He has expertise and proficiency in various fields like food testing, equipment calibration, GLP, food analytical techniques, food quality assurance, food laboratory inter-comparison, proficiency testing, QMS and many more. With his knowledge and rich experience, he is focused on practical aspects of current needs, contemporary and emerging trends, besides alerting the laboratories for future challenges. A PhD from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), New Delhi, Dr. Mahesh C Gupta has been associated as a Fellow with Optical Society of India, Fellow of Indian Society of Lighting Engineers and Vacuum society of India. He is also currently managing Lab World Magazine –a renowned world class magazine dedicated to Quality Testing and Calibration laboratories in all sectors- as the Editor in Chief.

Mr. Vinod Kumar Arora, Principal Advisor:

Mr. Vinod Kumar Arora is an internationally acclaimed industry professional having 35 years of rich experience in pharmaceutical development in the areas of Generics, Differentiated, NDDS/NCE Dosage Forms. He is now associated with IGMPI as an advisor. He joined Ranbaxy in 1983 where he initially worked as scientist for almost 4 years. He rejoined Ranbaxy in 1994 where graduated to Vice President level from Assistant Director position. During his association with Ranbaxy he developed products - Generics, Differentiated Generics, NDA's and NCEGlobal, market specific and OTC. Prior to his association with Ranbaxy, he worked as an Assistant General Manager with the Formulation Development Research in Cadila Laboratories, Ahmedabad and helped in setting up of Oncomanufacturing facility and developed several oncology products. He has expertise in Dosage Form development in the area of dosage forms – Solids -Tablets / Capsules / Granules / Pellets /PFOS/TFOS; Nonsolids –Liquid /Injectables including Lyophilised/Topicals, Inhalations – DPI/ pMDI and Nasal Spray, Dosage Forms Technology such as Nanotechnology, Depot Injection; Modified Release tablets/suspension, SelfEmulsifying System, Oro dispersing tablets/oro - dissolving strips; Particles/Pellets coating and has good understanding of current Good Manufacturing Practices and QA/QC. He has made presentations to NDAC Committee for New Drugs Approval in India, had meetings with Oman MOH and Pre IND meetings with USFDA. He has also authored/coauthored over 100 patents in the area of NCE/ Differentiated products /NDDS/Generics. With his knowledge and rich experience, he is focused on practical aspects of current needs, contemporary and emerging trends, besides alerting the pharmaceutical industries for future challenges. He is holding many honorary positions -Member of Indian Pharmacopoeia Scientific Body , Panel member of INMAS-DRDO, Ranbaxy Science Foundation Scholars Award , Global Expert committee member of DFE Pharma , Germany and Distinguished Scientist from World Whos Who Society , Member of Indian Pharma Committee of Make in India Campaign etc. He was felicitated by Hon'ble former President of India, Dr A P J Abdul Kalam for development and launch of first NCE – Anti malarial from India. Mr. Vinod Arora is a M. Pharm degree holder from BHU and DBM from IMM, New Delhi. As one of our principal advisors he will be supporting our initiatives nationally and internationally to rest of faculty members of IGMPI in imparting education, training and continuing education programs as well as our knowledge dissemination initiatives like Current GMP,QA/QC, Regulatory affairs ,Clinical research guidelines and news updates.

Mr. Syed Qamar Abbas, Senior Advisor:

Dr. syed s. abbas, director:.

Dr. Syed S. Abbas is currently serving as the Director of IGMPI. Owing to his academic achievements and interests, Dr. Abbas has gained working knowledge of several sectors of the business industry, in his career span of twenty five years. His contributions to Pharma, Food and healthcare industries and development studies are numerous. Some of the generous ones count around the esteemed projects, work models, business agendas and organisational setup works he has plotted, guided and worked for in the Pharmaceutical, Nutraceutical, education and training Industry, Information Technology & Digital media industries, Pharmaceutical and Food products contract manufacturing and marketing, training, team building, research and export, and also non-governmental organizations, and many others. He has completed his Graduation in Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Masters in Public Administration from Lucknow University and Executive MBA from Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Lucknow. He is a life time member of Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA). For his continued efforts and enterprising approach towards the education, training and career development, he has been conferred with Quality Council of India (QCI) – DL Shah National Quality Award 2015 & ASSOCHAM Services Excellence Award 2017.

Dr. Abbas is also a nominated Governing Council Member of Regional Food Research & Analysis Centre, Lucknow, Department of Horticulture & Food Processing, Government of Uttar Pradesh.

As the Administrative head of IGMPI, he with his experience has been guiding and advising sincerely to bring forth a whole new bouquet of easy learning and training tools for all those using or planning to use or otherwise interested in gaining knowledge about Good Manufacturing Practices and related areas. His main emphasis is always to work for relevance in training imparted for various job profiles for the industry right from the shop floor to the top levels and also to ensure that IGMPI consistently provides training and other onsite services of the utmost quality, thousands of industry professionals as well as fresh pass-outs from Fortune 500 and global Pharmaceutical, Food and healthcare giants have been trained at IGMPI from across the world from the perspective of regulatory and audit compliance, competency development, career development and planning at IGMPI as a result under his leadership that also leads to high quality pharmaceutical and food products and human well-being. [email protected] -->

Mr. Syed S. Abbas, Director:

Mr. amitabh srivastava, senior advisor:.

A specialist of food safety and quality. Mr Srivastav has been playing a pivotal role in our FFSQ team. With a rich experience of 25 years in the food industry. He is an empanelled lead auditor for ISO 22000, HACCP, BRC, GMP, FSSC 22000, and ISO 9001. Mr Srivastava has completed almost 1300 audits and 24 witness audits by different Accreditation Board like NABCB, RVA, JAS-ANZ, Norway, DAC & KAN (Indonesia) with different CBs and carried out international audits in Kuwait,Nigeria and Dubai, and Singapore. He is an IRCA Approved LA programmes as tutor on behalf of URSCertification. He has also provided HACCP training in Middle East (Kuwait) to Diet Centres. His scope ofwork also includes Supplier Audits, Certification Audits, FSMS and QMS. In QMS almost covering allsectors; in-house training (Catering, Hotels, Meat Industry, Slaughter House, Hotel ManagementInstitutes, Restaurants, Fast Food Chains),in FSMS Cat:C,D,E,G,H,M. For QMS he is covering all Sectors likeAmity University, National Productivity Council, and IHM. Prior to this Mr Srivastava was a TechnicalManager at K.V. Spices India (P) Ltd and he has also been with the D.S Group Catch Spices, Catch Water &Mouth Freshener Division.

Dr. Rita Mishra, Associate Professor:

Dr. Rita Mishra is an Associate Professor in Centre for Nutrition and Dietetics (CNDS), IGMPI. She has received her Ph.D. degree from Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agriculture University Bikaner (Rajasthan). She did her research work on ‘’Nutritional Status of Primary School Children aged 7-12 Years Residing in Rural and Urban Areas of Bikaner District, (Rajasthan)’’. She has worked as an Assistant Lecturer in Al Arab Medical University, Bengzahi, Libya and taught programmes of Food and Nutrition in Public Health Department. She has worked in Gangotri Devi Mahila Degree College, Gorakhpur U.P. She has worked as an Assistant Professor with Institute of Nursing M.J.F. College of veterinary & Animal Sciences. She has presented poster on the topics “A Study of Awareness of Adulteration in different food products in Bundelkhand region, Jhansi” Holistic Approach to Nutrition and Wellness, Department of Home Science, Abstract PHNWP.36 and “How safe is laboratory in Derna (Libya)” Poster Presented in XXXII Biennial Conference of Home Science Association of India- Family and Community Science. Abstract II& III P27, P122-193.

Ms. Preeti Gupta, Assistant Professor:

Preeti Gupta is currently working as an Assistant Professor at Centre for Nutrition & Dietitics, IGMPI and she is a holistic nutritionist Expert. She has received her Master Degree from Banasthali Vidyapith University, Jaipur. She also worked with different reputed hospitals and educational institute and also done a project on “Development of Fibre Rich Biscuits Incorporation with Mix Fruit Pomace”. She has specialization in Food and Nutrition, Public Health and Dietetics, foundation to human development, adolescent and adulthood nutrition, clinical and Child care nutrition and nutrition in Sports, Fitness and Yoga. She also has given workshops on Blood diets, Cancer Diets, Water Therapy, Alkaline Diet and done talk show on healthy eating habits for Harbour Press International and conducted various Webinar on “Importance and History of Indian Food and its Benefits”. Honored as Chief Dietitian at myla.in for live talk on healthy eating in their social media platform. At IGMPI, she is responsible for taking lectures for students on the topics like Nutrition and Dietitics, Nutraceuticals, Clinical nutrition, Diabetic and Pediatric nutrition and Sports nutrition.

Dr. Saniya Zehra, Associate Professor:

She is associated with IGMPI as an Associate Professor and prior to that, she has worked for more than 5 years with esteemed healthcare sector, Shri Ram Singh Hospital & Heart Institute and Ashok Multispeciality Hospital as a Quality Head and NABH Consultant. She is an MBA in Health and Hospital Administration from Jamia Hamdard University and BUMS from Delhi University. She brings a rich experienceof nearly a decade in the areas of Patient Care, Quality Audits, Hospital Administration, Quality Management, Accreditation Programmes with ability to lead, supervise and manage. Moreover, she has also been associated with various renowned organisations like Fortis and Metro Group of Hospital as a Senior Quality Coordinator. Additionally, Dr Saniya has also worked as a RMO in various hospitals for their accreditation programmes of multiple hospitals. Over the years, she designs and implements Hospital policies& programs at the highest standards so that the patients receive the highest level of care. She ensures Quality Assurance and Compliance functions. She also monitors expenses and suggest cost-effective alternatives along with creating and reviewing multiple documents of organization including SOPs, Manuals, Protocols,and annual budgets. She has been involved closely in conducting and lead quality audits, drills, awareness, and training programmes. She also leads the periodical assessment of hospitals on quality check list, Identifying the gaps and developing action plan

Ms. Kanchan Vashisth, Associate Professor:

She is a senior faculty member at IGMPI. Prior to her association with IGMPI, she has been working as a teaching faculty in University of Delhi as Assistant professor as well as guest faculty. She has taught both graduate and post graduate programmes like B. Tech. Food technology, B.Sc. Food technology and M.Sc. food & nutrition and has also been a Counselor in IGNOU. She is NET qualified and has rich experience of 12 years in the food industry. She has been working in SGS India for 7 years as an Assistant manager in Food and Agricultural Department. She has specialized knowledge about food testing of various products, from grain to ready to eat, in compliance with both national and international standards like AOAC, ISO, AOCS, ICUMSA, FAC, and Quality which include preparation of SOP & IOP, documentation as per ISO 17025. She has successfully handled various audits carried out by BIS, NABL (ISO17025), as well as client audit like GSK, Ranbaxy, Nestle, Kraft etc. During her tenure in SGS she has handled many projects with MNCs like GSK, P&G, Nestle and wriggly. Prior to SGS, she has worked as a part of the R&D team in MFIL (a subsidiary of HIL) for 2 years where her core area was new product development. She was also a part of the quality team and used to help in implementation of HACCP. She has proficient knowledge in 5S, LEAN, LIMS programs and equipments like GC, ICPMS, HPLC and LCMS. She has been certified in sensory analysis and proximate testing by CFTRI, ISO 22000 by BSI, Bakery by US wheat association. She has had industry exposure in FRAC and AVONfoods.

Ms. Amrita Bhattacharya, Associate Professor:

Amrita is associated with IGMPI as an Associate Professor. She has a rich exposure in new product development and research. Her fields of interest are related to the biotechnological aspects of Food Science. She has experience in facing FDA inspections & audits. At FFSQ she oversees the development of modules & online lectures .She has gained valuable experience in clinical research & new product development due to her association with reputed companies like Fortis Clinical Research Ltd and Jubilant Clinsys Ltd, a sister concern of Jubilant Foodworks having almost 5 years of experience. Amrita has also performed pre-qualification and post-qualification audits for Quality Assurance & Quality Control & Good Manufacturing Practices. Amrita has completed her graduation in Microbiology from Lady Amritbai Daga & Smt. Ratnidevi Purohit College for Women, Nagpur and Master's Degree in Biotechnology from Rani Durgavati University, Jabalpur. She also did PG diploma in clinical research from Sharda University to enhance her knowledge in the field of clinical research.

Ms. Bincy Abraham, Assistant Professor:

Bincy is working as a Assistant Professor with IGMPI. She is responsible for developing training modules, e-lectures, personal lectures in the domain of Pharma Product Management, food Product Management and Pharma Sales and Marketing Management. Prior to working with IGMPI, she was associated with Arya Institute of Engineering and Technology as an Assistant Professor. She also worked as trainer in her college facilitating the Management and Engineering students with practical, interactive and fun filled activity based trainings through classroom lectures and seminars. She is a post graduate in Management with specialization in Human Resource and Finance from FMS-The IIS University Jaipur. She has completed her graduation i.e. B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Gyan Vihar School of Engineering and Technology. Fast paced solutions, creative techniques and innovative ideas coupled with her expertise in Management & Marketing areas facilitate her as a fully dedicated and passionate trainer and a lecturer.

Ms. Ankita Gururani, Assistant Professor:

An industry professional with management experience, Ankita Gururani has been associated with implementation of quality assurance in FMCG sector. She has completed her Bachelors in Medical Microbiology from H.N.B Central University and Masters in Microbiology from Amity University, Noida. Apart from these, she has also acquired a certification on Patent Analyst and has thorough knowledge on IPR, database searches. SWOT, CI, patent portfolio and landscaping. She has also worked with Britannia India Ltd., where she had been entrusted with the responsibility of conducting internal audit programs and implemented QNN and 5S as part of manufacturing excellence. At IGMPI, Ankita has an important role to play in the development of the programme content and training modules in the field of food safety and quality assurance with an objective of achieving larger mission and goals of the organization.

Mr. Joshua Martin, Assistant Professor:

Joshua has a pivotal role in the development of the programme content and training modules in the field of food technology. His fields of interest are food safety, FSMS, GMP, HAACP & other standards and food packaging. He has a rich exposure from a variety of food industries like rice, sugar, meat, cereals, snack foods and beverages as a consultant in terms of Food Safety Management System implementation and standards like ISO2200, FSSC2000, BRC, SQF, supplier audits, etc. He has completed M.tech in Food Technology with specialization in Food Process Engineering from SHIATS-DU, Allahabad. His project works are an evidence of his scientific acumen, entitled "Increasing efficiency of Doypack machine using the six sigma technique (DMAIC)" and "To Relate Density With Temperature at Constant T.S.S. & Density with T.S.S. at Constant Temperature for Tomato Sauces" Prior to joining FFSQ he was also associated with Nestle in the Culinary Department. He is an FSSC 22000 certified lead auditor from SGS, India.

Ms. Rekha Lohkna, Assistant Professor:

Her specialization includes Quality control and management. Her role at FFSQ includes assistance to Senior Advisors & Professors in development of programme content and training modules along with guiding students regarding food safety and quality. She has worked as an Assistant Professor in Food Technology Department at BFIT, Dehradun before joining FFSQ. She has completed her M.tech in Food Technology with specialization in Food Quality Management from SHIATSDU, Allahabad and B.Tech in Biotechnology from Shobhit University, Meerut .Her research work at Central Food Technology Research Institute, Mysore (CFTRI) was entitled "Incorporation of Lotus Rhizome flour in Bakery products and study of its nutritional properties" where she was in the Flour Milling, Bakery & Confectionary Department. Rekha has been associated with the well known ice-cream manufacturer "Cream bell" in the QA Department as well.

Dr. Ankita Gattani, Assistant Professor:

A Bachelor's in Dental Surgery (B.D.S) from Rajasthan University of Health And Sciences, Rajasthan. A dynamic person with experience in public health ventures at college and school levels. She has also been involved in holding health camps at village levels to promote dental hygiene. At IGMPI her role is module development and lecture preparation and providing assistance to students. Her fields of interests are Public Health, Clinical Research, Pharmacovigilance, Conservative Endodontics and Community Dentistry.

Ms. Monica Singh, Assistant Professor:

She has completed her M.tech in Food Safety and Quality Management, from National institute of technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM) Deemed to be University (De-novo Category) under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 An Autonomous Institution under Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India, Sonepat, Haryana, India and B.Tech in Biotechnology from IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad. Ms.Monica has acquired sound knowledge about food safety and quality at industry with specialization in Quality Assurance where she was involved in the maintenance and implementation of Global GAP, Tesco TN10 standard, BRC and Field to Fork standards at Field Fresh Foods Private Limited. Her fields of interest are food quality and safety standards and regulations, food toxicology and food testing. Her research at NIFTEM was in green tea's quality assessment in different flavors.

Ms. Akanksha Pundhir, Assistant Professor and Programme Co-ordinator:

A dedicated faculty member and with a developed scientific acumen Akanksha, she has completed her M.tech in Food Processing Technology from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Dwarka and B.Tech in Biotechnology from Amity University, Noida. She has done research projects on "Utilization of food waste" from IP University and also on "Enrichment of sugar free ice cream with wine lees" at National Research Centre for Grapes, Pune. Also, she undertook a training programme on basic food testing techniques in FICCI Research and Analysis Centre(FRAC labs), Dwarka. Her list of exposures to industry include; Delhi Milk Scheme (DMS), YAKULT, Haldirams, and Mother Dairy. At FFSQ, she provides assistance to senior faculty members in module development and lecture preparation and takes coordinates with the food companies for successful placements for our students. Her interest fields are new product development, food packaging and nutraceuticals.

Ms. Joshita, Assistant Professor:

An enthusiastic faculty member with keen interest in Food Safety and Regulatory Affairs. She is a post graduate with M.Tech in Food Processing Technology from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Dwarka. She has undertaken various research projects including "Antimicrobial activity of probiotics" from CITM and "High dietary fiber biscuits from citrus pulp" from GGSIPU. She has studied "Supported Liquid Membrane technique for selective extraction of organic acids" from CFTRI, Mysore and successfully applied it for Lactic acid removal from Dairy products. Joshita has technical expertise in basic food testing procedures learned from her professional training experience at FRAC Labs, SRL Laboratories and Belcopharma. Her industrial exposure includes Nirula's Corner Pvt. Ltd., Delhi Milk Scheme and Yakult. Currently, working as an Assistant Professor at IGMPI, she is involved in preparation of programme content and module development.

Chayanika Sahni, Assistant Professor:

A young competent member of IGMPI, with notable work in ‘Probiotics’ research and development where she worked for formulation of probiotics and probiotics in skimmed milk powder. She has also authored research papers published in the journals ‘Biomedicine & Preventive Nutrition’ and ‘LIPIDS’. Apart from this, she has accomplished other research projects from Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Science, DRDO (Defense Research and Development Organisation) and Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), PUSA, Delhi. She has undergone professional training programmes from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi and Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi in addition to an ISO: 22000 training for internal auditor. She is proficient with key skills for Microbiological analysis, Chemical analysis (Nutritional, Dietary fibre, Antioxidants analysis etc.) as well as instrumentation techniques (GC/MS, HPLC). During her industrial stint, she worked for Nestlé (Product Technology Centre), Konolfingen, Switzerland and Haldiram’s Marketing Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.

Ms. Neharika Thakur, Assistant Professor:

A logical thinker with immense aptitude for research and development work, Ms. Neharika is a work-driven spirited member of the IGMPIteam. She has completed her B.Sc. in Food Technology from Delhi University and M.Sc. in Food Science and Technology from Pondicherry University. Ms. Neharika has qualified UGC NET in Home Science and ICAR NET in Food technology multiple times. Being an active member of the research community, she has authored a few research publications in international journals and her work with “Utilization of deoiled peanut cake in bakery products” is particularly noteworthy. With her sporty spirit and resolution to leave no work incomplete, she is a constant source of inspiration for the students as well as faculty members. Prior to joining IGMPIshe has worked as Assistant Professor in ITM University, Gwalior and had research exposure at ICAR institute. At IGMPI, she is involved in lecture delivery and research guidance while conducting interactive sessions with the students.

Ms. Sangita Borah, Assistant Professor:

Ms. Sangita is a competent professional with experience in biochemical studies, food quality testing, equipment handling, and research & development. As a part of Faculty of Food Safety and Quality, she is responsible for developing training module, lectures and research in the domain of food processing and technology. She has qualified ICAR-NET in Food technology and her academic credentials include Masters in Food Processing and Technology from Tezpur University, Assam and graduation in Biotechnology from Shillong. She has always been a keen participant of international conferences, seminars, and workshops in the field of food safety and quality improvement of food supply chain. Prior to joining IGMPI, she has worked as Research Analyst in Rai University and Sr. Research Fellow (SRF) in Tezpur University.

Ms. Akanksha Bhandari, Assistant Professor:

As a young trainer, known for her vibrant presence and unmatched dedication towards work, She has taken the responsibility of imparting a whole new meaning to IGMPI's resolution of knowledge dissemination. Ms. Bhandari is a B. Pharm, M. Pharm qualified professional from Punjabi University with a Certification in Intellectual Property Rights. She has an impressive hold over the concepts of pharmacovigilance, clinical research, regulatory affairs, and good manufacturing practices and is proficient in handling of sophisticated equipments. Her areas of interest include patent searching, drafting, & writing specifications, Novel drug delivery systems, and Modified release oral dosage forms (Formulation Optimization). Her industrial exposure encompasses IDS Infotech and BRD Medilabs for production and analysis of oral liquids and tablets. Prior to IGMPI, She has worked at Galgotias University, Department of Pharmacy as Assistant Professor.

Ms. N.C. Swathi Sirisha, Assistant Professor:

She worked as Faculty member in Dept. of Food Technology& Management at Loyola Academy Degree & P.G. College, Secunderabad after completion of Masters in Food Technology from Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati. She qualified UGC-NET for Lectureship and received Internal Auditor Training (ISO: 22000, FSMS). She also completed MBA in Business Administration with Energy Management and Production Management as electives from IIBM, New Delhi. Her interests lie in the field of Food Preservation and Processing, Food Product Development, Food Quality and Safety. Her industrial exposure includes Internships' at Vijaya Diary, Hyderabad and Little Star Foods; Hyderabad and research exposure includes projects at ICRISAT, Patancheru; S.V. University, Tirupati and Loyola Academy, Secunderabad.

Ms. Rafat Abedi, Deputy Director:

Rafat Abedi is our Investor & Deputy Director. She has been investing in this nonprofit making organization with the primary objective of knowledge dissemination in food cGMP and organic foods. She looks after administration of FFSQ, training co-ordination, training kits and study materials development and entire logistics for FFSQ. She has previous rich experience in education, training and coordination of computer application and management programs.

Ms. Satarupa Ghosh, Programme Coordinator:

She has completed B.Sc in Biotechnology Hons. from Royal School of Management and Technology, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, Odissa and M.Sc. in Biochemistry from Boston College for Professional Studies, Jiwaji University, Gwalior. She has done specialized training related to HLA B27 typing and possesses hands-on skills on other routine diagnostics in Molecular diagnostic division learnt from SRL Religare Laboratories, Gurgaon. She has also done PG. Diploma in Clinical Research from Hyderabad.

Ms. Tanvi Gaur, Associate Manager (Placement):

With a prior experience in market research, Tanvi is responsible for all promotional activities in FFSQ which includes programme coordination, representing the organization in various events and conferences and taking participants' feedback on a regular basis in order to further improve the quality of deliverable and services to them. She is also responsible for corporate interactions and nominations for our various training programmes. Moreover, she assists senior faculty members in development of training modules related withmanagement. She has completed her B.Tech with Computer Science as specialization from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi and MBA with specialization in Human Resources from GGSIPU, Delhi

Mr. Deepanshu Soni, Technology Officer:

With a rich experience in Software Development, Web Development, application development, Deepanshu works as a Technology Officer and is responsible for all the technical works and new initiatives at FFSQ in order to make our Learning Management System (LMS) and other web services to our training participants and students user friendly. He also possesses technical competence and interest in the areas of code development, web design etc. He has completed his B. Tech in Information Technology (I.T) from Vindhya Institute of Technology and Science, R.G.P.V University, Bhopal.

Md. Rameez Akhtar, Associate Programme Manager:

He is dedicated towards maintaining a quality service and continuous improvement of management standards at IGMPI. He upholds his responsibility of maintaining a healthy relationship with existing and potential delegates by carrying out regular follow ups and interactive sessions for dealing with various queries. His academic tenure comprises of Bachelor in Artys and Masters in Business Administration. He has made serious efforts towards understanding the requirements of potential delegates and provided them with requisite support, information and guidance. He has earned rich experience in the field from his previous dealings at Ananya Creations Ltd., InterGlobe Technologies, Panasonic Toughbook and Pantaloons Customer Relationship Management.

Mr. Ujjaval Jain, Associate Programme Manager:

At IGMPI, his role covers making use of marketing background, interpersonal skills and managerial abilities for carrying out the promotional activities for potential delegates. He is responsible for program coordination and management and often undertakes research work to expand database and ensuring the organization's involvement in events of notable significance. His academic profile comprises of B.E. (ECE) and MBA. Prior to working for IGMPI, he has worked as International Business Associate for Allan Lloyds Group, SNP Infra Research Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and ICICI Securities Ltd.

Mr. Pankaj Musyuni, Associate Visiting Professor:

An experienced professional in the fields of research and consultation for taxonomy of IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) including literature and prior art search for novelty, patentability analysis and infringement opinion for different markets and patent validity analysis. With an experience of more than five years in pharma industry & his expertise in IPR which is evident as he's a reviewer of dossier and validation activities related with GMP, ISO and FDA requirements for pharmaceutical human, animal, FMCG and pesticides sector regulatory affairs. Mr Pankaj has published around 13 research papers/articles in various well known journals. His work fields also include book/manual reviewing as well. Mr Pankaj is an M.Pharm, also holds a diploma in Management and an L.L.B. At IGMPI he plays a pivotal advisory role in module development, lecture preparation and student consultation.

Ms. Shivani Singh, Research Associate:

She is a young and dedicated member of IGMPI who has brought an innovative approach towards food safety and quality. She assists the senior faculty members in preparation of modules and lectures development. She has completed her M. Sc. (Food Technology) from Gautam Buddha University and graduation from Banasthalli University. In addition to these, she has completed a diploma programme in Home Science with specialization in Food & Nutrition. Ms. Shivani has had industrial exposure in Haldiram's (Snacks and Sweets), Surya Agro Foods and Mother Dairy. She has earned quality experience in storage and preservation methods of juice and fruit pulp as well as quality analysis of products & raw material during her stay at Surya Agro Foods. Ms. Renuka Mahajan, Academic Associate:Her role is to develop training modules and to assist the senior faculty members in teaching, training and research. Her area of interest includes Quality Assurance and Total Quality Management. She has pursued her Bachelor's degree in Food Technology from Doon Valley Institute of Technology, Karnal affiliated to Kurukshetra University.

Advisory Faculty from Industry

Apart from regular faculty members, eminent and dynamic industrial professionals having rich industrial experience of upto 35-40 years have got associated with FFSQ in regular and online learning and Continuing Education Programme (CEP).The industrial professionals who have joined FFSQin this initiative have worked with reputed food companies in the areas of GMP, Food regulatory affairs, Food processing & preservation, Quality assurance and Quality control, Organic foods and food product management. The continuing education training programme has been launched with an initiative to provide training to work force in the industry on specific topics in short time period and to quick fix the issues with possible solutions by having an interface with senior industrial professionals.

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PhD, research and its upshot: How much quality do we produce?

The phd (doctor of philosophy), or the doctoral degree, is considered the highest educational degree in the world. india is ranked fourth globally, producing slightly over 24,000 doctoral graduates each year. but it still lacks quality research..

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PhD, research and its upshot: How much quality do we produce?

A PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) is theoretically the highest educational degree all over the world. Also known as a doctoral degree, a PhD can be awarded to one after a master's or even an MPhil. A PhD enables a person to use the title ‘doctor’. The PhD research programme is supposed to aim to produce graduates who would contribute to the body of knowledge in their specific fields of study and develop innovative, theory-based, systematic, and practical solutions to the significant concerns of specific issues. Though it is challenging, it is also rewarding.

As per the most recent Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report, less than 2 per cent of the world's population has a doctorate degree today. According to the US Census Bureau, only 1.2 per cent of the US population has a PhD, whereas Slovenia and Switzerland have the highest percentage of the population with a doctorate, at 5 per cent and 3 per cent, respectively. India stands tall in the number of doctoral graduates produced on a yearly basis, according to the recently released OECD report. Producing slightly over 24,000 doctoral graduates, India is ranked fourth against the USA, which produces 68,000 graduates and tops the list. An All India Survey of Higher Education (AISHE) report from 2019 revealed that the number of PhD degrees awarded has increased by 60 per cent in the last five years. The total PhD admissions increased manifold in the last few years from 1,26,451 in 2015-16 to 2,02,550 in 2019-20. A total of 38,986 students were awarded PhD degrees in 2019, which includes 21,577 male and 17,409 female candidates. 2,881 students enrolled in Integrated PhD programmes, in addition to 2.02 lakh students who enrolled in PhD degrees.

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WHY DO PEOPLE OPT FOR A PHD?

Is research necessary in everyday life.

Research is a tool for building knowledge and facilitating learning. It's a means to comprehend issues and increase public awareness. It helps to flourish in business and gauge opportunities. It allows to invalidate lies and support the justifiable truths. Research also develops confidence in many ways such as reading, writing, analysing, and sharing valuable new information and knowledge through nourishment and mind exercise. It is required not just for students, research scholars and academics, but for all professionals and nonprofessionals alike, to determine what the general public may want to know or what researchers want others to realise or think critically about. Thus, research is an indispensable component in producing knowledge. Through research, people get the latest reliable knowledge, build credibility, help in narrowing down the scope and introduce newer ideas, inculcate better judgement and problem-solving capacity, and finally, it can help one reach the common man by providing the best solution to societal problems. Therefore, research is the most reliable way to understand and act on the complexities of various issues faced by human beings from time to time.

DOES RESEARCH HELP HUMANKIND?

Every kind of information is important to humankind and it should be known and available to all. People should be aware of what is happening in and around the world. Research exists for humankind because it helps in understanding our society, culture, ethics, life choices, and newer developments, whether scientific or technological.

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Research in education has a very vigorous role to play because it is supposed to provide a systematic analysis, observation, and prediction and development of new theories, models and principles. It also initiates a learning-teaching atmosphere and expands the decision-making process, brings uniformity and motivates others if it confirms the right facts and figures. So, through research, overall improvements of an individual is possible, which ultimately leads to the development of humankind.

From the above argument, it is very clear that PhD research has its dependability and importance in education, especially when we speak about educational institutions. But, in today’s scenario, PhD research is not looked at as intellectual development. Rather, it is done for the sake of doing to earn a degree. That's because a serious methodology is not justified or rationalised and no newness and indigenous knowledge are produced through new models or theories. Therefore, the question is, how robust or actual is our PhD research?

Though research is compulsory in PhD, scholars often do not select or explore tough or new areas. They rather select an ‘easy-going’ area, problem or issue. It is also observed that in India, most PhD findings are not so good, with no newness in knowledge production. Why is indigenous knowledge through PhD research lacking in India? Why does India lack in quality research? That's the million-dollar question today in the intellectual arena, even though we know the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 talks about promoting Indic knowledge through indigenous empirical study.

THE WAY FORWARD?

At the very outset, I must say that quality should not be compromised in PhD research and that favouritism should be stopped at the entry level. Sometimes, preference is given to family members or friends, or to someone who comes with a recommendation from the higher authorities. This must stop. We must also have strong guidelines, both qualitative and quantitative, for an analytical entrance examination because multiple-choice questions in PhD admission are not enough to adjudicate a good scholar who might be a future faculty. UGC scholarship can be fixed to up to 4 years, and scholars must complete their PhD within the 4-year time. Because longer time does not guarantee quality research, and there is no scientific proof of it. I personally feel 4 years is enough for completing a quality PhD in social sciences. My personal Technical Suggestive Model is that the first year should be coursework and examination. the second year should be for tools development, pilot study and data collection. the third year should be thesis writing, while the fourth year should be for going back to the field (respondents) again to re-analyse those findings and outcomes for the development of new models and theories, that can then be presented at a seminar or journaled for exclusive rights or patent. I feel it will be the only way to produce new models and indigenous theories or Indic knowledge in India.

Also, let's look at the scholarship perspective. A one-year reduction means UGC will accumulate more than Rs 4 lakh from a scholar in a year. Imagine the amount of money that can be accumulated in total, and utilised further for organisational support for scholars in case of need in future — for example, a welfare or research organisation to work for a cause. Also, the money can be utilised for free schooling and scholarships for orphan children, and disabled students who lost their parents during the Covid-19 pandemic. Think seriously and realistically, and you may not disagree with me.

As per a Hindustan Times report, dated March 17, 2022, the draft UGC (Minimum Standards and Procedure for Award of PhD Degree) Regulations, 2022, has proposed several changes, including making undergraduates who have been in the four-year programme with a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 7.5 eligible for PhD admissions, and also removing the mandatory requirement of having the research paper published before the submission of the thesis. It could sooner or later compromise the quality of research. Even continuous changes of regulations may confuse and complicate things for the research scholars. I feel UGC should have long-term — maybe 10 years — robust procedural research regulations and then continuously monitor and evaluate to see the gaps, if any, along with proper checks and balances regarding quality publication.

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I sense educational institutions must admit only those students in PhD programmes who have a passion for research and rationality in the area, or want to work at the grass-root level with people’s issues and problems, not mediocre nor having UGC NET/JRF only.

Another observation is that rejection of thesis is very few in India, though it is written in the evaluation form. Let’s have an evaluation system that is very confidential. Supervisors often take advantage by giving the external evaluators names of a known person to easily complete the evaluation without any critical analysis of the thesis. I call it biases in the evaluation system. So, a strict system of evaluation should be developed after examining the areas of expertise of the examiners, even if it is an international examiner. There is a saying in India that thesis submission means it is done. This notion has to be changed now.

I always feel that PhD scholars should be given teaching opportunities at least a few times every semester, as a teacher's assistant or research faculty, to develop their interest in teaching and enrich their teaching capability and competence. Research ethics need to be strictly followed from admissions to submissions in the name of truth and scientific integrity, fairness, social responsibility, and validation of data. So, a culture of research has to be developed.

Strategic planning needs to be developed that can work on academic freedom and flexibility. Centralised planning for quality research has to be given priority as it is limited in India. Industry-partnership building for collaboration and research should be a must because this approach is well known and very successful in Australia and other countries. Strong research infrastructure through international journals, magazines, computing and networking infrastructure, and international collaboration through a Memorandum of understanding (MOU) is also desirable. An E-Research Unit can be introduced like Australia, and Support for Intellectual Property (IP) Management and its commercialisation for filing patents and protecting them should be reinforced. Classic research is not re-visiting or replicating, we have only an exemplar or paradigm of research. Therefore, replication of these classic research is possible when there will be revisiting of those extensively — from a set of examples to an extensive set up of replication of studies, which would help verify replicability criteria of the scientific method that is missing.

The very concept of category by Aristotle and other philosophers now needs to be redefined because it requires certain qualifications and justifications. Because we see that deciding a category does not adhere now. Therefore, researchers are being trapped or following the existing categories available in the literature, which has a gap, yet it has been accepted by many scholars. Today we must develop not only 'helping tools' but also more ‘knowledge tools’ because every social science subject should have their own knowledge tools used in research. Whatever we have now, is old, and indigenous and empirical knowledge tools need to be developed more. A single window system from a research governance perspective, like the passport seva, needs to be developed for a smooth procedural facet of research in India. More academic writing in research must be done and teaching jobs and promotions in teaching should be done based on quality research now.

Finally, impact on society through PhD research has to be ensured, and a rewards system should be introduced for faculty and scholars encouraging them towards quality research, both at national and international levels. Only then can we achieve a level of quality in our research in India, which then would be able to compete at an international level.

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