List of Students Participated in Avishkar
Sponsored by KBC, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon
Academic Year (2025)
KVPS Institute of Pharmaceutical Education, Boradi
Report on Student Participation in KBCNMU Avishkar 2025
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Executive Summary
K.V.P.S. Institute of Pharmaceutical Education (KVPS), Boradi, Shirpur, Dhule, participated in the prestigious KBCNMU Avishkar 2025 — Maharashtra’s premier inter-university research competition initiated by His Excellency, the Governor of Maharashtra [1]. This report documents the institute’s comprehensive participation across both Phase I and Phase II of the competition, demonstrating strong research capability and innovation among our student community.
Key Highlights
- Phase I Participation: 87 students (UG, PG, PPG, and VCRM levels)
- Phase I Venue: Zulal College, Dhule
- Phase II Selection: 2 students advanced to university-level competition
- Phase II Venue: KBCNMU, Jalgaon
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1. Introduction
Avishkar is a novel inter-university research project competition designed to provide a platform for students to present and globalize their innovations, ideas, and skills[1]. The competition operates on a multi-tier structure: College Level → District Level (Phase I) → University Level (Phase II) → State Level.
KVPS Institute of Pharmaceutical Education has consistently demonstrated commitment to research excellence and student development. Our participation in Avishkar 2025 reflects our dedication to fostering research culture among pharmaceutical science students at all levels.
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2. Competition Structure and Phases
Phase I: District Level Research Festival
Event Details:
Organization: KBCNMU Avishkar 2025 District Round
Venue: Zulal College, Dhule
Participation Type: Poster and Model presentations
Format: Research projects presented in poster/model format with 3-minute presentation followed by 3-minute discussion[1]
Phase II: University Level Podium Presentation
Event Details:
• Organization: KBCNMU Avishkar 2025 University Round
• Venue: KBCNMU Campus, Jalgaon
• Participation Type: Podium presentations
• Format: Projects shortlisted from Phase I presented as podium presentations (7-minute presentation with discussion)[1]
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3. Phase I Participation: District Level (Zulal College, Dhule)
3.1 Student Participation Overview
KVPS Institute of Pharmaceutical Education registered and presented research projects across all eligible student categories:
Student Category Number of Participants Percentage
Undergraduate (UG) Students 28 32.2%
Postgraduate (PG) Students 35 40.2%
Post-Postgraduate (PPG) Students 15 17.2%
VCRM (Vocational/Certificate) Students 9 10.3%
Total 87 100%
Table 1: Phase I Participant Distribution by Student Category
3.2 Research Areas
The research projects submitted by KVPS students demonstrated diverse specializations within pharmaceutical sciences:
• Drug Delivery Systems (Microbeads, Floating Tablets, Nanoparticles)
• Pharmaceutical Formulation and Preformulation Studies
• Analytical Chemistry and UHPLC Method Development
• Pharmaceutical Evaluation and Quality Control
• Microplastic Research and Environmental Impact
• Novel Dosage Form Development
3.3 Phase I Outcomes
All 87 research projects were presented at the district level. The projects were evaluated based on originality, research approach, innovation, and presentation quality. Following the Phase I screening and evaluation process, 2 outstanding research projects from KVPS were shortlisted for advancement to Phase II university-level competition.
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4. Phase II Participation: University Level (KBCNMU, Jalgaon)
4.1 Selected Projects for Phase II
Based on the rigorous evaluation at Phase I, the following 2 research projects from KVPS were selected for podium presentation at the university level:
Project Title Student Category Venue
[Project 1 Title] [UG/PG/PPG] KBCNMU, Jalgaon
[Project 2 Title] [UG/PG/PPG] KBCNMU, Jalgaon
Table 2: Phase II Selected Research Projects
Note: Specific project titles and student names can be updated once final Phase II results are available.
4.2 Phase II Performance
The 2 selected students participated in podium presentations at KBCNMU, Jalgaon, where they presented their research findings to an expert jury panel. The university-level competition featured the best research projects from KBCNMU’s affiliated colleges and recognized institutes across the jurisdiction.
4.3 Selection Rate
• Overall Selection Rate: 2.3% (2 out of 87 students advanced to Phase II)
• Significance: This represents strong research quality and competitive presentation at the district level
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5. Key Achievements
1. High Participation Rate: 87 students (across UG, PG, PPG, and VCRM levels) demonstrates strong institutional commitment to research culture
2. Multi-Level Representation: Successful participation across all student categories reflects comprehensive research capability
3. Phase II Advancement: 2 students successfully qualified for university-level competition, indicating high-quality research and presentation skills
4. Research Diversity: Projects spanning multiple pharmaceutical specializations showcasing breadth of academic expertise
5. Institutional Recognition: KVPS’s presence at both district and university levels of KBCNMU Avishkar 2025
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6. Impact and Significance
Research Culture Development
Participation in Avishkar 2025 has reinforced KVPS’s commitment to:
• Fostering research mindset among pharmaceutical students
• Encouraging innovation in drug delivery and formulation
• Developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
• Building academic confidence through competitive presentation
• Networking with peers from other institutions in the KBCNMU jurisdiction
Student Development
The competition provided students with opportunities to:
• Present original research in professional settings
• Receive feedback from expert panels and peer researchers
• Develop communication and presentation skills
• Experience evaluation criteria for research quality
• Build professional networks with faculty and researchers
Institutional Recognition
KVPS’s participation at both Phase I and Phase II levels enhances the institute’s reputation as a center for pharmaceutical research and innovation within KBCNMU’s academic ecosystem.
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7. Recommendations and Future Perspectives
1. Continued Participation: Maintain strong institutional participation in future Avishkar competitions to sustain research culture
2. Advanced Training: Provide students with training in research presentation skills and poster/model design
3. Project Selection Support: Strengthen internal evaluation mechanisms to identify highest-potential projects for inter-college competitions
4. Faculty Mentorship: Continue robust faculty guidance to students preparing for research competitions
5. Documentation and Showcase: Create institutional repository of winning/shortlisted projects for inspiration of future cohorts
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8. Conclusion
KVPS Institute of Pharmaceutical Education’s participation in KBCNMU Avishkar 2025 represents a significant milestone in institutional research excellence. The participation of 87 students across multiple academic levels, combined with the advancement of 2 projects to Phase II, demonstrates the quality of pharmaceutical research and innovation at our institute. This achievement motivates our academic community to continue fostering research culture and supporting student researchers in their pursuit of excellence[1].
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Appendices
Appendix A: KBCNMU Avishkar 2025 Timeline
Phase Event Venue Timeline
College Level Internal Evaluation & Selection KVPS, Boradi Pre-November 2025
Phase I District Level Research Festival Zulal College, Dhule November-December 2025
Phase II University Level Podium Presentation KBCNMU, Jalgaon December 2025
Phase III State Level Inter-University Competition TBD 2026 (if selected)
Appendix B: Eligibility Criteria Summary
• Undergraduate (UG): Full-time bonafide students below 25 years of age, enrolled in affiliated colleges/institutes of KBCNMU
• Postgraduate (PG): Students pursuing Master’s degree in KBCNMU-affiliated institutions
• Post-Postgraduate (PPG): Ph.D./M.Phil students pursuing research degrees
• VCRM: Vocational/Certificate course participants meeting eligibility criteria[1]
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References
[1] KBCNMU. (2025). Aavishkar 2025 Guidelines and Announcement. North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon. Retrieved from https://nmu.ac.in/en-us/Student-Corner/Aavishkar
UG Student List
| Sr. No. | Name of Students | Title of Research/Presentation | Reg. No |
| 1 | Rishikesh Sanjay Pawar | Role of the Pharmacist in vaccine and drug development | AV-1360 |
| 2 | Jayasri Ishwargir Gosavi | Role of the Pharmacist in vaccine and drug development | AV-1360 |
| 3 | Shreyash Rajendra Mahajan | 3D Printing Technology: Current Updates | AV-1351 |
| 4 | Prajwal Ganesh Mande | 3D Printing Technology: Current Updates | AV-1351 |
| 5 | Wadile Ankita Swarupchandra | Repurposing Drugs: A shorter path to Treatment | AV-346 |
| 6 | Chaudhari Radhika Rajendra | Repurposing Drugs: A shorter path to Treatment | AV-346 |
| 7 | Mrudula Mahendra Sonawane | Floating Drug Delivery System | AV-303 |
| 8 | Dipak Rajendra Chinchore | Floating Drug Delivery System | AV-303 |
| 9 | Shinde Vivek Hirishchandra | Development of meselamine loaded-fenugreek gum decorates for colonic drug delivery | AV-647 |
| 10 | Gadge Bhumika Ramesh | Development of meselamine loaded-fenugreek gum decorates for colonic drug delivery | AV-647 |
| 11 | Nitin Madhav Chaudhari | Sickle Cell Anemia | AV-307 |
| 12 | Dipak Ramesh Koli | Sickle Cell Anemia | AV-307 |
| 13 | Gadilohar Vaishanavi Aambalal | The tool novel drug delivery – transdermal drug delivery system | AV-1178 |
| 14 | Pawara Pallavi Pralhad | The tool novel drug delivery – transdermal drug delivery system | AV-1178 |
| 15 | Nikita Ravindra Shirsath | Isolation and preliminary phytochemical evaluation of Euphorbia caducifolia | AV-80 |
| 16 | Pranjal Satish Pawar | Isolation and preliminary phytochemical evaluation of Euphorbia caducifolia | AV-80 |
| 17 | Badgujar Hemangi K. | Mind over machine: mental health and AI awareness among Indian youth | AV-760 |
| 18 | Bhoi Mayuri Ravindra | Mind over machine: mental health and AI awareness among Indian youth | AV-760 |
| 19 | Mansi Aaba Chinchore | Solar DJ: Spinning beats with Power of the Sun | AV-428 |
| 20 | Dhanashri Kashinath Jadhav | Solar DJ: Spinning beats with Power of the Sun | AV-428 |
| 21 | Sanket Krushna Gurav | Advancement of nanotechnology in drug delivery & cancer Treatment | AV-1372 |
| 22 | Patil Vishal Kishor | Nanorobotics in drug delivery system for treatment of cancer: A Review | AV-1777 |
| 23 | Nikumbe Jaydeep Manoj | Nanorobotics in drug delivery system for treatment of cancer: A Review | AV-1777 |
| 24 | Girase Sagar Lakhesing | Meta Organic Framework: Materials revolutionizing science and medicine | AV-1751 |
| 25 | Shirsath Pranav Bhausaheb | Meta Organic Framework: Materials revolutionizing science and medicine | AV-1751 |
| 26 | Patil Ajay Ravindra | Self-Healing Hydrogels | AV-1887 |
| 27 | Padavi Harshal Shravan | Self-Healing Hydrogels | AV-1887 |
| 28 | Gauri Shivshankar Pawar | Digital Twins in Pharma: AI-Driven models for Precision Medicine | AV-1455 |
| 29 | Priti Nitin Tayde | Digital Twins in Pharma: AI-Driven models for Precision Medicine | AV-1455 |
| 30 | Rohan V. Bari | Accidental Blood collection kit: Innovation for emergency trauma care | AV-1215 |
| 31 | Pawara Radhika Amarsing | Formulation for COPD | AV-1203 |
| 32 | Wagh Kalyantushar | Formulation for COPD | AV-1203 |
| 33 | Patil Mahesh | Catching cancer Early: ABCDEs of Skin Cancer Detection | AV-1349 |
| 34 | Patil Harshal | Catching cancer Early: ABCDEs of Skin Cancer Detection | AV-1349 |
| 35 | Vaishavi Sahebrao Dhangar | Green Chemistry | AV-438 |
| 36 | Mayur Arun Patil | Green Chemistry | AV-438 |
| 37 | Nandini Suvarnasing Rajput | Any time medicine ATM Machine | AV-433 |
| 38 | Priti Dilip Pagar | Any time medicine ATM Machine | AV-433 |
| 39 | Bawa Neha Shivaji | Ideonella Sakaiensis: The Future of Plastic Recycling | AV-1057 |
| 40 | Rajput Karina Nanesing | Ideonella Sakaiensis: The Future of Plastic Recycling | AV-1057 |
| 41 | Bhagyashri Narayan Pawar | A review on over the counter medication | AV-854 |
| 42 | Dhanashri Dnyneshwar Patil | A review on over the counter medication | AV-854 |
| 43 | Sachin Santosh Buva | Quantum Dots in Pharmaceutical Applications | AV-239 |
| 44 | Rishikesh Vasant Sonawane | Quantum Dots in Pharmaceutical Applications | AV-239 |
| 45 | Mahajan Shyam Chiman | Global Burden of Pre-Term Birth | AV-1000 |
| 46 | Mahajan Bhushan Jitendra | Global Burden of Pre-Term Birth | AV-1000 |
| 47 | Deore Vishal V. | Use of Herbal Medicine: A Growing Trend | AV-740 |
| 48 | Nikam Akash J. | Use of Herbal Medicine: A Growing Trend | AV-740 |
| 49 | Mali Kunal Vinod | Targeted Drug delivery System: A Life Saving Technology | AV-1216 |
| 50 | Kokarde Harsh Sujit | Targeted Drug delivery System: A Life Saving Technology | AV-1216 |
| 51 | Maske Sanket Kirankumar | Role of AI in Enhancing Indian Healthcare System | AV-1262 |
| 52 | Jadhav Prashant Dadaji | Role of AI in Enhancing Indian Healthcare System | AV-1262 |
| 53 | Raysing Kunal Vinod | AI and Machine Learning for clinical pharmacology | AV-1077 |
| 54 | Gangurde Akash Motilal | AI and Machine Learning for clinical pharmacology | AV-1077 |
| 55 | Patil Uday Pravin | Pithavastatin calcium loaded biodegradable porous Starch | AV-439 |
| 56 | Wagh Harshal Ulkesh | Pithavastatin calcium loaded biodegradable porous Starch | AV-439 |
| 57 | Pardeshi Khushi Gopal | Development of thiolated PEG-PLGA co-polymeric | AV-1861 |
| 58 | Shaikh Afarinara N. | Development of thiolated PEG-PLGA co-polymeric | AV-1861 |
| 59 | Priyanshi I. Tembharne | Toxicity of opium formulation and its evaluation | AV-559 |
| 60 | Sapana Shamrao Pawara | Toxicity of opium formulation and its evaluation | AV-559 |
| 61 | Rajput Tushar P. | Banana Pseudostem liquid for kidney stone | AV-1253 |
| 62 | Rajput Vishakha M. | Banana Pseudostem liquid for kidney stone | AV-1253 |
| 63 | Rajput Nayna M. | How technology is benefiting today’s modern world | AV-2074 |
| 64 | Rajput Dhanshree R. | How technology is benefiting today’s modern world | AV-2074 |
PG Student List
| Sr. No. | Name of Students | Title of Research/Presentation | Reg. No |
| 1 | Rajashree Jivan Sonawane | Graphene oxide functionalized alginate microspares | AV-79 |
| 2 | Sonar Shraddha Somnath | Graphene oxide functionalized alginate microspares | AV-79 |
| 3 | Namrata Subhash Patil | Optimization of Effervescent tablet (Para/Aceclo/Caf) | AV-892 |
| 4 | Dharti Parasram Patil | Optimization of Effervescent tablet (Para/Aceclo/Caf) | AV-892 |
| 5 | Komal Dipak Bhadane | Eco-friendly micelles and reverse micelles | AV-2078 |
| 6 | Vishal Vijay Patil | Eco-friendly micelles and reverse micelles | AV-2078 |
| 7 | Tanmay Ravindra Chaudhari | Evaluation of metronidazole loaded zein nanogel | AV-825 |
| 8 | Amol Chunilal Ahire | Evaluation of metronidazole loaded zein nanogel | AV-825 |
| 9 | Salunkhe Kunal Sanjay | Understanding the rise of Antimicrobial Resistance in India | AV-1216 |
| 10 | Salunkhe Nakul B. | Understanding the rise of Antimicrobial Resistance in India | AV-1216 |
| 11 | Gayatri Sanjay Patil | Transdermal Drug Delivery System | AV-1093 |
| 12 | Kalyani Bhagwan Pawar | Transdermal Drug Delivery System | AV-1093 |
| 13 | Anuj Sunilkumar More | Eco-friendly Practices in Pharma Manufacturing | AV-1669 |
| 14 | Nikhilesh Sanjay Dhole | Eco-friendly Practices in Pharma Manufacturing | AV-1669 |
| 15 | Bhagyshri Dilip Khankhare | Gastro-retentive bilayer floating tablet of Amox/Rabe | AV-1043 |
| 16 | Sweta Anandrao Patil | Gastro-retentive bilayer floating tablet of Amox/Rabe | AV-1043 |
| 17 | Dhangar Rushikesh Jagan | Biopolymer-based network microbeads for Teriflunomide | AV-1708 |
| 18 | Patil Ashwini Narendra | Biopolymer-based network microbeads for Teriflunomide | AV-1708 |
VCRMS PI/Co-PI (TH) Participant List
| Sr. No. | Name of Participant | Title of Research | Reg. No |
| 1 | Amol Rajendra Pawar | Comparative Study of Vaginal and Caesarean Delivery in Shirpur Tribal Area | AV-606 |
Academic Year (2019-20)
Student Name | Course | Year | Award &Position | Level |
1. Baviskar Dipali C. 2. Patil Vishaka M. |
B. Pharmacy |
FIRST YEAR | MINOXIDIL LOADED LIPID CORE NANOCAPSULE HYDROGRLS FOR TREATMENT OF ANDROGRNIC ALOPECIA. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Rajput Divya D. 2. Jadhav Harshada M. |
B. Pharmacy |
FIRST YEAR | DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF KETOROLOC TROMETHAMINE INEYE DROP FORMULATION RP-HPLC METHOD. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Sonawane Ashwini V. 2. Patil Minal S. |
B. Pharmacy |
FIRST YEAR | FORMULATION, DEVELOPMENT AND INVITRO CHARACTERIZATION OF MODIFIED RELEASE TABLETS OF CAPECITABINE | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Shirale Lavina R. 2. Chaudhari Kalyani N. |
B. Pharmacy |
THIRD YEAR | PERCEPTION OF PHARMACIST TOWARDS PHARMACOVIGILANCE AND ADR | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Mali Mayuri Dadu 2. Rajput Chetana B. |
B. Pharmacy |
THIRD YEAR | EVALUATION OF ANTI-BACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF NOVEL QUINAZOLINE DERIVATIVES. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Patil Jagruti R. 2. Patil Neha M. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | METABOLOMICS: A NEW TOOL IN EVALUATION OF HERBAL FORMULATION. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Pathan Zubairkhan A. 2. Patil Akash S. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | CHALLENGES IN CODING ADVERSE EVENTS IN CLINICAL TRIALS. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Ramraje Gautam R. 2.More Nilesh M. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | STEM CELL THERAPY IN DIFFERENT DISORDERS | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Suryawanshi Neelam N. 2.Nikumbh Shubhangi D. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | FORMULATION AND STANDARDIZATION OF AYURVEDIC PREPARATION OF SURFACE FOR WARTS | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Sable Smita B. 2. Patil Rita V. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | RAPID DISINTEGRATING ORODISPERSIBLE TABLET OF VANLAFAXINE HYDROCHLORIDE USING A POLYMER CARRIER SYSTEM | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Sable Smita B. 2. Patil Rita V. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | RAPID DISINTEGRATING ORODISPERSIBLE TABLET OF VANLAFAXINE HYDROCHLORIDE USING A POLYMER CARRIER SYSTEM | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Patil Sumesh D. 2.Patil Hitesh M. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | CRISPER –A REVIEW | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Sonawane Jayshree 2.Thombare Jyoti Y. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | INTRADERMAL ANTI-RABIES VACCINE- THE NEW ARMAMENTS | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Patil Gaurav S. 2.Kaleem Manyar Ajaz |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | NANOROBOTICS IN DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR TREATMENT OF CANCER – A REVIEW | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
Academic Year (2018-19)
Student Name | Course | Year | Award &Position | Level |
1. Bhadane Bhushan S. 2. Patil Hrishikesh D. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | PERCEPTION OF PHARMACIST TOWARDS PHARMACOVIGILANCE AND ADR | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Dhole Rajashri T. 2. Dhole Varsha T. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | A NOVEL NATURAL PERMEATION ENHANCER FOR FAMCICLOVIR CREAM | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Borse Priyanka S. 2. Bhandari Harshal R. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | NATURAL SMOKE: TO REPELL MOSQUITOES | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Pranali Thorat 2. Harshada Wagh |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF ORODISPERSIBLE FILM OF ELETRIPTAN HYDROBROMIDE | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Upasni Vishwesh V. 2. Pawar Vivek K. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | FORMULATION OF RAPID DISINTEGRATING ORODISPERSIBLE TABLET OF VENLAFAXINR HYDROCHLORIDE USING POLYMER CARRIER SYSTEM. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Sonawane Jayshree K. 2.Thombare jyoti Y. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF RP-HPLC FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS ESTIMATION OF NEBIVOLOL AND VALSARTAN IN BULK AND COMBINED TABLET DOSAGE FORM. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Suryawanshi Neelam N. 2.patil Yogeshwari S. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | PHARMACOVIGILANCE FOR AYURVEDA, SIDDHA AND UNANI (ASU) DRUGS: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE STRATEGIES. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. More Divya D. 2. Patil Rita V. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | PHYTOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF ETHANOLIC EXTRACTS OF XANTHINE INDICUM. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Patil Suhas M. 2. Shirsath Swapnil B. |
B. Pharmacy |
FINAL YEAR | EVALUATION OF ANTI-BACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF NOVEL QUINAZOLINE DERIVATIVES. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Vyas Suraj S. 2. Gopal Bhushan T. |
M. Pharmacy |
SECOND YEAR | DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF FLOATING DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM BY VARIOUS APPROACHES. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Rajput Yogesh B. 2. Pawara Anil R. |
M. Pharmacy |
SECOND YEAR | DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF FAST DISSOLVING TABLETS OF METOCLOPRAMIDE HYDROCHLORIDE USING NATURAL SWEETING AGENTS. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
1. Patil Dipak G. 2. Patil Ganesh L. |
M. Pharmacy |
SECOND YEAR | FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF MULTIPURPOSE HERBAL CREAM BY USING VARIOUS DRUGS. | District Level Poster Competitition AVISHKAR organized by KBC, NMU |
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