The New Women’s College of Pharmacy is equipped with advanced laboratory facilities that provide students with hands-on experience and practical knowledge essential for their academic and professional growth. These laboratories are designed to meet the highest standards and are well-equipped with modern instruments and equipment to facilitate research and learning.

1. Pharmacognosy Laboratory The Pharmacognosy lab focuses on the study of medicinal plants and natural products. It is equipped with microscopes, extraction units, and chromatography apparatus to help students analyze and identify bioactive compounds from natural sources. The lab provides a strong foundation for herbal drug research and development.

2. Human Anatomy and Physiology (HAP) Laboratory The HAP lab is dedicated to understanding the structure and functions of the human body. It includes models, charts, and physiological instruments such as spirometers and ECG machines. This lab enables students to explore human anatomy through dissection models and physiological experiments.

3. Social Pharmacy Laboratory This lab is designed to educate students on public health, community pharmacy, and patient care. It includes various case studies, healthcare models, and simulation-based learning tools to train students in patient counseling, medication adherence, and healthcare communication.

4. Pharmaceutics Laboratory The Pharmaceutics lab focuses on the formulation and development of pharmaceutical dosage forms. It is equipped with tablet punching machines, dissolution testers, and emulsification equipment to help students learn the techniques of drug formulation, evaluation, and quality control.

5. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Laboratory This lab is essential for students to develop analytical skills related to drug synthesis and analysis. It is well-equipped with spectrophotometers, pH meters, and chromatography equipment. Students conduct various experiments to understand chemical properties, drug stability, and quality assurance of pharmaceutical products.

These well-maintained laboratories at the New Women’s College of Pharmacy provide students with the necessary technical skills and practical exposure, ensuring they are well-prepared for careers in pharmaceutical sciences and research.