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Yatendra Pradhan

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Picking the right college is super important for Pharmacognosy. Don't just see ranking, check other things too.

  • Make sure college is approved and linked with good university

  • See if labs and research things are good

  • Teachers should be experienced and do research

  • Check jobs, internships, and industry chances

  • Think about place, fees, and special course stuff

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Mani Sahni

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The documents may vary by college, but most institutions ask for standard academic and identity-related documents during admission for Pharmacognosy course.

  • 10th and 12th mark sheets or graduation marksheets (for PG)

  • Transfer Certificate (TC) and Character Certificate

  • Entrance exam scorecard (if applicable)

  • Passport-size photographs and ID proof

  • Caste/Category certificate (if claiming reservation)

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Kanishk Shukla

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Pharmacognosy equips you with both theoretical and practical skills useful in natural drug research and development.

  • Plant-based drug identification

  • Phytochemical analysis techniques

  • Herbal formulation and quality testing

  • Research, reporting, and documentation

  • Industry-relevant software and lab handling

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Parul Shukla

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Pharmacognosy suits students with a passion for nature, medicine, and scientific research. It requires curiosity, attention to detail, and a genuine interest in exploring how plants contribute to human health.

  • Students with backgrounds in biology, pharmacy, or botany

  • Those interested in herbal medicine, Ayurveda, or natural remedies

  • Learners who enjoy lab work, research, and innovation in drug development

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Parul Thapa

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Pharmacognosy is changing with new tech and people like plant medicine more.

  • Nano stuff in herbal medicine make it work better.

  • DNA help check plants are real.

  • AI help find new medicine from plants.

  • Take plants in safe way so they not finish.

  • Mix old herbal medicine with new medicine for better results.

 

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Jaya Shukla

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Lab training is a key part of Pharmacognosy, exposing students to various instruments used in drug identification, analysis, and extraction.

  • Microscopes – for structural analysis and drug authentication

  • Soxhlet Apparatus – for extraction of plant constituents

  • UV-Vis and IR Spectrophotometers – for compound identification

  • TLC/Chromatography Chambers – for separating plant components

  • Rotary Evaporator – for concentration of extracts

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Loveleen Choudhury

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Pharmacognosy teach strong basics in medicinal plants, research, and checking natural medicine. It also make you better in observing, thinking, and lab work.

  • Look at plants and find crude drugs

  • Test plants for chemicals

  • Take out and separate plant stuff

  • Check herbal medicine is good and same every time

  • Write science stuff and record research

 

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Mamona Jain

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People who finish Pharmacognosy can work in many jobs with natural medicine, making herbal drugs, and new products. Jobs growing fast because more people like plant medicine.

 

Industry

Role for Pharmacognosy Graduates

Pharmaceutical Industry

Herbal drug formulation, R&D

Ayurvedic and Herbal Companies

Product development, quality control

Nutraceutical & Wellness Industry

Ingredient research, compliance

Cosmetic and Personal Care Brands

Natural extract sourcing, formulation

Research & Academic Institutions

Phytochemical research, teaching

Regulatory Agencies & Labs

Herbal drug evaluation, documentation

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