ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2022-23 F. Y. D. Pharm and S. Y. D. pharm
(PCI Syllabus provided education and regulation Circular w. e. f.ER 2020)
| A] Term I Schedule | ||||
| Class | Duration | Academic Days / Hours | ||
| F.Y. | 20.12.2022 To 20.05.2023 | 102 | ||
| S. Y. | 17.08.2022 To 15.04.2023 | 196 | ||
| For F. Y. Minimum no. of Theory Hours per subject proposed during academic year | 75Hrs/yrs. | |||
| For F. Y. Minimumno. of Practical Hours per subject proposed during academic year | 75Hrs/yrs. | |||
| For S. Y. Minimum no. of Theory Hours per subject proposed during academic year | 75Hrs/yrs. | |||
| For S. Y. Minimum no. of Practical Hours per subject proposed during academic year | 45Hrs/yrs. | |||
| F.Y: Averageno. of practical turns per student per subject during academic year | 32Turns | |||
| S.Y: Average no. of practical turns per student per subject during academic year | 46Turns | |||
| # Subject Hours Specified by PCI | ||||
| B] Tentative Holidays of 2022-23 | ||||
| Ganesh Chaturthi (31th-August 2022)Gauri- Ganapati Visarjan (05thSeptember 2022)Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti (2nd October 2022)Vijayadashmi ( 5th October 2022 )Eid-E-Milad (09th October 2022)GurunanakJayanti (08thNovember 2022)Christmas (25 th December 2022)Republic Day (26th January 2023) ChatrapatiShivajiMaharajJayanti ( 19th February 2023 )Holi ( 08th March 2023)Mahashivratri ( 15th March 2023 )Gudhipadava ( 22th March 2023 ) Ram Navami ( 30th March 2023)Mahavir Jayanti (04 th April 2023 )Good Friday (07th April 2023 )Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti ( 14th April 2023)International Workers day ( 01st May 2023)Buddha Purnima ( 05st May 2023) 0 N. B.: Holidays as per MSBTE / Government of Maharashtra/ R. L. Tawde Foundations (Subject to Change) | ||||
| C] Induction Program: As per admission deadline 2022 for F. Y. D. Pharm. | ||||
| D] Diwali vacation:21/10/2022-26/10/2022 ( Total 5Days) | ||||
| E] Examination Schedule | ||||
| Exam | Theory | Practical | ||
| First Sessional First Year D. Pharm. Second Year D. Pharm | 06 Feb 2023To 10 Feb.2023 07Nov. 2022 To 14 Nov 2022 | 06 Feb 2023To 10 Feb.2023 01 Nov. 2022 To 05 Nov 2022 | ||
| Second Sessional First Year D. Pharm. Second Year D. Pharm | 03 April. 2023 To 10 April 2023 20 Feb. 2023 To 24 Feb. 2023 | 03 April. 2023 To 10 April 2023 20 Feb. 2023 To 24 Feb. 2023 | ||
| Third Sessional First Year D. Pharm. Second Year D. Pharm | 24 April 2023 To 28 April 2023 24 April 2023 To 28 April 2023 | 24 April 2023 To 28 April 2023 24 April 2023 To 28 April 2023 | ||
| Winter Exam | 03 Jan To 24 Jan 2023 | 26 Dec To 30Dec | ||
| Winter Result Declaration | Fourth Week of Feb | |||
| Summer Exam | 17 May 2023 To 06 June 2023 | 07 May 2023 To 14 May 2023 | ||
| Summer Result Declaration | Fourth Week of June 2023 | |||
| F] Monitoring Schedule | ||||
| First Internal Monitoring | 1st Week of October | |||
| First External Monitoring | ||||
| Second Internal Monitoring | 2nd Week of April | |||
| Second External Monitoring | ||||
| G] Mentoring Session | ||||
| First Mentoring Session: 08/09/2022 | ||||
| H] Co-curricular/ Extracurricular Activities | |
| National Nutrition Week (Nutrition Awareness programme / Camp) | 1st September 2022 |
| National Teachers Day/ International Charity Day (Celebration) | 5th September 2022 |
| International day for prevention of Ozone layer | 16th September 2022 |
| World’s Pharmacist day (Celebration) | 25th September2022 |
| World’s heart day (Awareness session/ Pamphlet distribution) | 29th September 2022 |
| Blood Donation Day (Awareness session/ Pamphlet distribution) | 1st October 2022 |
| Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti/Swacchta Din | 2nd October 2022 |
| World Mental Health day (Counseling Session) | 10th October 2022 |
| International Girl Child Day (Celebration/Competitions) | 11th October 2022 |
| DandiyaProgramme (Celebration) | 19th October 2022 |
| National Ayurveda Day (Celebration) | 28th October 2022 |
| National Cancer Awareness day (Awareness session) | 7th November 2022 |
| National Education Day | 11th November 2022 |
| World Pneumonia Day (Awareness session/ Pamphlet distribution) | 12th November 2022 |
| World Diabetes Day (Comes in Diwali vacation) | 14th November 2022 |
| Constitution Day | 26th November 2022 |
| World Aids Day | 1st December 2022 |
| National Youth Day | 12th January 2023 |
| World Cancer Day | 4th February 2023 |
| National Science Day | 28th February 2023 |
| International Woman’s Day | 8th March 2023 |
| Blood Donation camp | 4th Week of December |
| [I] Sports activities | March 2023 Last week |
| [J] Cultural activities | March 2023 Last week |
| [K] Industrial Tour | April 2023 Second week |
| [L] Hospital & pathology lab visit | April 2023 Second week |
| [M] Herbal Garden Visit | April 2023 Second week |
| [N] Annual social Gathering | March 2023 Last week |
| [ O] Guest lecture | As per plan |
| Parents Meet | Third week of March 2023 |
| N.B.: The above dates are tentative and subject to change. Students are advised to see the notice board time to time. | |
| P] Important Phone Numbers | |
| (Principal) Ms. Minisha Sohoni | 7892465365 |
| (HOD) Mr. Oprakash P. Jadhav | 7768089116 |
| (Academic Incharge) Ms. Arati .M. Gunjagi | 7249297935 |
| (Exam Incharge) Ms. Megha R. Kamble | 8411807518 |
| (Class Teacher F.Y.D Pharm) Ms. Adity C. Chougule | 7559181955 |
| (Class Teacher S.Y.D Pharm) Ms. Nishigandha. N. Warake | 7057663779 |
| Mr. Ajinkya C. Kadukar | 8550911959 |
Important Instructions:
- Ragging is strictly prohibited within/outside campus. Defaulters will be punished as per Maharashtra Anti- Ragging Act, 1999
- First week formalities: (For newly admitted students)
- Students shall fill up enrollment form/ eligibility form as per the schedule notified after completion of admission process
- Student shall collect identity card from office.
- 75% attendance for theory and practical is mandatory; failing which he/she would be detained / disallowed for the Sessional as well as MSBTE Examination.
- Attendance for the guest lecture/Seminar is compulsory.
- In case of bonafide reason, the college authority should be informed well in advance about probable absentee with a mandatory condition to maintaining minimum 90% attendance.
- No student shall come late or leave earlier for classes and must follow the time table.
- Every student shall possess valid studentIDin the college and campus premises.
- Every student will have one allotted class teacher / Mentor teacher to resolve academic / personal problems.
- Prescribed books and syllabus are available in the library
- Practical Manuals are available in the college stores. Students should thoroughly read and understand the instructions provided in the Manual.
- Students are advised to see the Notice Board daily.
- Use of mobile phone in the college premises is strictly prohibited, if found seized for 10 days.
- Students have to wear aprons during college hours. Prescribed dress code with proper attire is compulsory.
- Discarding papers and similar materials in the campus or corridor is strictly prohibited. The rules for disposal of waste papers and used chemicals are laid own which must be strictly followed.
- Students are neither allowed to sit on the steps, fence walls or loiter in the corridors. Loud talking near and around the library, staff room and passage shall be punishable.
- Unless Manual is completed for the earlier exercise he/she will not allowed in the practical examination.
- Any student without proper dress code is eligible for punishment decided by the authority.
D. Pharm.-Modalities of Examination:
Second Year D. Pharmacy
- There would be sessional exam for the continuous evaluation of the students, conducted during the academic year for theory as well as practical, each of twenty marks.
- The passing percentage for theory and for practical is 40%.
- The academic performance/ attendance report of defaulter students may be communicated to parents.
- (Sessional 20 marks + End semester Exam 80 marks) = Total 100 marks in each Theory subject head for PCIsyllabusw.e.f. 1991.
- (Practical 10 +Sessional 10 marks + End semester Exam 80 marks) = Total 100 marks in each Practical subject head PCIsyllabusw.e.f. 1991.
- Students with certified manuals will only be eligible for practical examination.
- Any kind of unfair means during practical/ theory examination is punishable.
First Year D. Pharmacy
- There would be Sessional exam for the continuous evaluation of the students, conducted during the academic year for theory as well as practical, theory of 40 marks& practical of 80 marks .
- In theory the marks secured by the students out of the total 40 shall be reduced to 20 in each Sessional.
- In practical the marks secured by the students out of the total 80 shall be reduced to 10 in each Sessional.
- The passing percentage for theory and for practical is 40%.
- The academic performance/ attendance report of defaulter students may be communicated to parents.
- (Sessional 20 marks + End semester Exam 80 marks) = Total 100 marks in each Theory subject head for ER – 2020.
- (Assignment 5+ Field Visit 5 +Sessional 10 marks + End semester Exam 80 marks) = Total 100 marks in each Practical subjecthead for ER – 2020.
- Students with certified manuals will only be eligible for practical examination.
- Any kind of unfair means during practical/ theory examination is punishable.
Academic In-charge HOD Principal
(Ms. Arati M. Gunjagi) ( Mr. Omprakash P. Jadhav) (Ms. Manisha Sohoni)