The department of Pharmacology is situated in the New Administrative building premises. The details are as follows:

1. Laboratories: Two clean and airy laboratories (Pharmacy and Experimental Pharmacology) which are well-equipped having a capacity of 150 students.
2. Clinical Pharmacology: A Clinical Pharmacology Laboratory with well-equipped facility dedicated to teaching, training, research, and practical application of clinical pharmacology is available. The laboratory provides a structured environment for students, postgraduate trainees, faculty, and researchers to develop practical skills related to the safe, rational, and evidence-based use of medicines.
3. Museum: With the vision of making pharmacology accessible, engaging, and memorable we have a well occupied state-of-the-art museum of around 200 Sq.m. It features a diverse collection of drug specimens, pharmaceutical preparations, instruments, models, charts, posters, historical artifacts, and educational displays. The Pharmacology Museum serves as a valuable resource for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students, faculty, and healthcare professionals. It showcases the latest available drugs and devices in today's practice, promoting scientific curiosity and awareness about the benefits, risks, and responsible use of medicines.
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4. Research Laboratory: The Research Laboratory of the Department of Pharmacology is a well-equipped facility dedicated to innovative research, scientific training, and academic advancement in pharmacology and therapeutics. Manikins, simulation techniques, and a computer-assisted lab facilitate hands-on training for undergraduate and postgraduate students. The laboratory provides a supportive environment for undergraduate and postgraduate research projects, doctoral studies, faculty research, and collaborative scientific investigations.
5. Departmental Library-cum-Seminar Room: The Pharmacology Library is a well-equipped academic resource centre designed to support the learning, teaching, and research activities of undergraduate and postgraduate students, faculty, and researchers in the field of pharmacology. The library houses a comprehensive collection of standard pharmacology textbooks, reference books, medical journals, research publications, drug formularies, guidelines, and other academic resources. The room has a seating capacity of 20 persons. Around 150 books are available, including Indian and foreign Pharmacology journals.
6. Pharmacovigilance: The college is a recognized AMC (ADR Monitoring Centre) dedicated to promoting the safe and rational use of medicines by monitoring, identifying, assessing, and preventing adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and other medicine-related problems. The ADR intimations are done through modern telecommunication methods, including QR code scanning. A dedicated mobile phone with a valid connection is provided for reporting ADRs. The centre functions as a platform for ADR reporting, documentation, assessment, and awareness, while also providing training and educational activities on pharmacovigilance for undergraduate and postgraduate students, faculty, and healthcare professionals.
7. Drug Store & OPD Pharmacy: Procurement, distribution, and dispensing of medicines.