The Department of Pharmacology offers a comprehensive and structured Postgraduate (PG) training programme designed to develop competent pharmacologists with strong foundations in pharmacological sciences, clinical therapeutics, teaching, and research. The programme provides a balanced combination of theoretical knowledge, practical training, clinical exposure, research activities, seminars, journal clubs, case discussions, and teaching assignments. Emphasis is placed on developing skills in critical appraisal of scientific literature, research methodology, biostatistics, scientific writing, prescription analysis, adverse drug reaction monitoring, and evidence-based medicine. The department provides opportunities for postgraduate students to engage in dissertation research and scholarly activities under the guidance of experienced faculty. Regular academic programmes, including seminars, journal clubs, tutorials, practical demonstrations, and departmental discussions, promote continuous learning and professional development.

The Department of Pharmacology provides a comprehensive and curriculum-centred CBME Undergraduate (UG) training programme aimed at developing a strong foundation in the principles of pharmacology and their application to clinical practice. Students are trained through interactive lectures, tutorials, practical demonstrations, prescription-writing exercises, case-based discussions, problem-solving sessions, and small-group teaching. Special emphasis is placed on rational prescribing, essential medicines, pharmacovigilance, antimicrobial stewardship, medication safety, and evidence-based therapeutics. The department utilizes modern teaching methodologies and digital learning resources to create an engaging and effective learning environment. Regular assessments, formative evaluations, practical examinations, and interactive academic activities help students monitor their progress and strengthen their understanding.

• B.Sc. Nursing Training: The Department of Pharmacology provides structured and clinically oriented pharmacology training for B.Sc. Nursing students, with an emphasis on developing a sound understanding of medicines and their safe and effective use in patient care. Students are trained in essential skills such as drug dosage calculations, medication administration, prescription interpretation, identification of adverse drug reactions, and appropriate storage and handling of medicines.
• Certificate Course in Modern Pharmacology (CCMP): The Certificate Course in Modern Pharmacology is designed to provide learners with a contemporary and practical understanding of pharmacology and its applications in modern healthcare. The course aims to enhance participants' knowledge, clinical decision-making skills, and understanding of the safe, rational, and evidence-based use of medicines. It serves as a valuable academic programme for healthcare professionals and learners seeking to update their knowledge and remain abreast of developments in modern pharmacology.
• Bachelor of Paramedical Technology (BPMT) Training: The Department of Pharmacology provides structured and application-oriented pharmacology training for Bachelor of Paramedical Technology (BPMT) students, focusing on the essential knowledge and skills required for the safe and effective use of medicines in healthcare settings. The BPMT pharmacology training aims to equip students with the knowledge, practical skills, and professional competence necessary to understand medicines and contribute effectively to safe, efficient, and patient-centred healthcare delivery.