PHARMACIST
The pharmacy should be conceived basically as a knowledge system, which renders a health service by concerning itself with understanding drugs and their effects. The main goal of the Pharmaceutical Education is to prepare the Pharmacist to play a key role on the Health-Care Team as the expert on drug products and their usage. It is the profession responsible for the appropriate use of medications, devices and services in order to achieve optional therapeutic outcomes. Pharmaceutical care is a necessary element of total health care. A pharmacist is one who is educated and licensed to dispense drugs and to provide drug information. Pharmacist is the first source of assistance and advice on many common ailment and health care matters.

During last decade pharma industry under went a complete transformation due to liberalisation, globalisation, emerging GATT era and then India becoming a member of WTO coupled with major shift in Govt’s economic policy. All these events led to severe competition, demand of high quality standards of drugs and pharmaceuticals introduction of new generation of drugs, emerging biotechnological methods for the production of extremely efficacious drugs. Increased understanding of etiology of diseases due to advances in biology, immunology and microbiology have lead to the development of ultra sensive rapid diagnostic aids and tools. Along with these the availability of sophicated biomedical equipments and instruments for diagnosis and new technologies and devices for the effective treatment of diseases. Such rapid advances demands the greater responsibility of pharmacists working in hospitals and community.

The pharmaceutical industries are already driven to adopt new corporate strategies, renewed management culture and systems, application of innovative technologies, intellectual related activities like Contract Clinical and developmental research, IPR, horizontal and vertical technology transfer, contract/toll manufacturing and marketing for their sustained growth and the very survival.

In the 21st century the greater knowledge based and more sophisticated technology will present many more challenges and opportunities than afforded now. The pharmacy teachers, students and practitioners in 21st century will much to learn and much more to do.

FUTURE FOR PHARMACY GRADUATES
The Pharmacy graduates, besides becoming entrepreneurs for small, medium and large scale pharmaceutical industry can join as Hospital Pharmacists, Retail and Community pharmacists, teachers and regulatory officials. Ample opportunities are in Pharmaceutical and health care industry especially in Manufacturing, Quality Control, R&D and marketing departments. The graduates can also pursue their studies for post-graduate degrees (M.Pharm, Ph.D.(Tech.) and Management and Pharmacy Administration) in India and abroad. Immigration to Canada, USA. Australia, New Zealand, etc. is also open for Pharmacists who wish to work as a clinical Pharmacists. The Global College of Pharmacy also planning to run following programmes like, M.Pharm, Pharm.D & Ph.D. etc.

QUALITY POLICY
We are committed to provide quality education to play a leading role in expanding and diversifying pharmaceutical service sector by incorporating standard practices and ethical codes.

GOALS & OBJECTIVE
• To introduce M.Pharmacy , Pharm D & Ph.D Courses in emerging areas.
• To develop industry – Institution interaction.
• To motivate the staff for higher education and research activities.
• To progress towards accreditation from National Board of Accrediation (NBA), AICTE, New Delhi.
• Strengthen Alumni Association and their activities.
• To execute the turnout of Quality Pharmacist.
• To encourage the activities of Pharmacy profession through membership and co-operation of professional association.

BENEFITS...
Placements:
The College takes it as its sacred duty to its students in getting right placements in the Industry and regulatory bodies. It also recommends students for admission to higher studies in India and abroad.

Campus Interviews:
Towards the end of every academic year, several Indian and MNCs conduct Campus Interviews to absorb students of this College into their organization.

Vocational Guidance:
The College has a Counseling Cell which guides students in vocational as well as other areas.

Book Bank:
Every year, the deserving students from all the batches are provided with Book Bank facilities which comprises of Nine Sets of the required books.

Students' Aid Fund:
The College has a Students' Aid Fund which helps the needy students for procuring books, paying fees, etc.

Gold Medals:
Every year two Star Performers, both in Academics as well as Social and Cultural Activities are awarded with a Gold Medal.

Academic Prizes:
There are several academic prizes and Merit cum means and Means awards which are regularly disbursed to deserving at the Annual Function

REGULATION...
Ragging
As per Section 3 of the Bill passed by the legislative council on the 7 th April 1999 ( L.C.Bill No. IX of 1999), Ragging within or outside of any Educational Institution in AP is Prohibited. Any candidate who directly or indirectly commits, participates in , abets or propagates ragging within or outside any Educational Institution shall, on conviction, be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extends to Two years and shall also be liable to a fine which may extend to Rs. 10,000/-. Any student so convicted shall be dismissed from the Educational Institution and such student shall not be admitted In any other Educational Institution for a period of 5 years from the date of order of such dismissal. The procedure followed shall be in accordance with the provisions of the Bill.

Attendance
As prescribed by the university, every candidate admitted to B.Pharm. Course is required to attend separately not less than 75 % of the lectures & practicals in every subject failing which their examination forms will not be sent to the university.

College Discipline
The student while studying in the College, if found indulging in anti-national activities, unlawful activities and ragging in any form, contrary to the provisions of Acts and Law enforced by Government, will be liable to expelled from the college by the Principal of the College. Failure of the candidate in making full and correct statements in the application form and/ or suppression any information which would lead to his disqualification for admission. It is responsibility of every candidate to submit proper documents. Any attempt to submit documents which are not genuine will lead to cancellation of the admission of the candidate , forfeiture of the fees, deposit and expulsion of the candidate from the college by the Principal or by his authorised official. Any issue not dealt here-in above will be dealt with, when arising , fully and finally by the Principal.

Copying
Copying in the examination is prohibited by Law. The copying cases are referred to "Unfair means committee" of the University which awards suitable punishment. It is also mandatory to report the copying case to the nearest police station.