sir i want to know what is future scope for pharmacognosy & phyto.. and why SVBCOP ? and tell me about placements in the college..thank u
The scope of pharmacognosy is broad in the field of pharmacy. It is the scientific study of structural, physical, chemical, biochemical, and biological properties of crude drugs and search for new drugs from plant, animal, and mineral
People with degrees in pharmacology may also work as scientists specializing in many areas like:
Pharmacist
Microbiology – the study of how drugs react on a microscopic or cellular level. One of the greatest uses for this research is discovering how pharmacology can treat or reverse heart disease.
Analytical Chemistry – the study of how drugs react under different circumstances to develop medications that are safe and stable.
Pharmaceutical Chemist
Healthcare Scientist
Aspirants need to possess a bachelor's degree in chemistry, biochemistry, phytochemistry, botany, biology and fields related to the natural sciences as the minimum requirement to get entry level jobs. To advance in their careers, postgraduate degrees in the field are important.
Saraswathi Vidya Bhavan's College of Pharmacy has 60 seats for B.pharma
. It is 4 year course thus has total fees of around 5 lacs . Placement record for this college is good as a lot of companies visit here
Pulse publication industrial pharmacognosy book
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how to prepare pharmacognosy in pharm D second year...
Pharmacognosy is a volatile subject! You need to prepare it in a continuous manner. If you are studying about various herbs and their pharmacognostic properties, then you need to remember a lot of things. Let me illustrate a highly effective method of memorizing the various aspects of pharmacognosy.
- Prepare a table having the following format:- (1) Sr. no. (2) Category of plant [alkaloids, glycosides, tannins etc.] (3) Botanical name of plant (4) Family (5) Synonyms/ common name of the plant (6) Parts used [stem, bark, fruits, leaves, roots etc.] (7) Geographical source [indigenous to which country/ place/ habitat etc.] (8) Chemical constituents [mention the important ones] (9) Uses (10) Adulterants [if any] (11) Substituents [if any] . You can also add the chemical structure and confirmatory tests specific to that plant/ phytoconstituent. You can prepare this table for all the plants etc. given in your syllabus. This will make your revision more easy and will also help you remember the information for a longer time.
- You can refer many books, like Gokhale & Kokate by Nirali publications, V,D, Rangari volume I and II by Career publications and K.R. Khandelwal by Nirali Prakashan. Internet is your best friend when it comes to extra reading about the subject.
- If you want to make the study more interesting, you may google the images of the plant you are studying. You might be surprised to know how you are familiar to many plants, but don’t know their pharmacognosy.
- Practice speaking aloud while studying for pharmacognosy
which is the best book for pharmacognosy ?
The best book for studying pharmacognosy is
C.K KOKATE ( Pharmacognosy) .
You can also study from theory and practicals written by J.S QADRY .
Some of the other books are :
1: Biren shah ( Pharmacognosy and phytochemistry)
2: Pharmacognosy fundamentals ,applications and strategy by Simone Nadal Mc.creath.
3: Pharmacognosy introduction by MS KOLHE ROHINI,
From all the above mentioned books i mostly used to prefer Pharmacognosy by C.K Kokate ,
The concepts in that book will be clear and easy to understand,
I hope the above information is useful to you ,
All the best !