MET Institute of Pharmacy (Diploma) presented an e-poster on “A New Era for Drug Safety: From Trials to Continuous Real-World Monitoring” at the Annual International Conference hosted by Medicaps University, Indore, on 23rd August 2025.

MET faculty members, Ms. Apurva Jadhav and Ms. Payal J. Chavan, delivered this insightful e-poster presentation. The conference brought together global experts to discuss the latest advancements in drug safety and clinical research. Their presentation highlighted the growing importance of real-world evidence (RWE) in complementing clinical trial data to enhance patient outcomes and support regulatory decisions.

Kudos to MET faculty for their valuable contribution towards shaping the future of pharmaceutical research and innovation!

MET Institute of Pharmacy (Degree) successfully hosted Day 2 of the seminar on “Indian Knowledge System in Pharmaceutical Sciences: From Tradition to Innovation” on 19th Sept 2025. The day began with the ceremonial lamp lighting and invoking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati, setting a divine and inspiring start to the sessions.

The sessions featured distinguished speakers, Prof. Sunita Shailajan, Dean of Research, Development and Innovation at Ramnarain Ruia College, Dr. Sasikumar Menon, Associate Professor at Ramnarain Ruia College, Ms. Sabina Shirsekar, Consultant Scientist, Product Development at Navyug Global Ventures, and Mr. Saurabh Chhatre, CEO of Accu Write Pharma Solutions, who shared their expertise on authenticating raw materials, evaluating herbal formulations, exploring pharmacognosy, and the traditional Sanskar processes in Ayurveda.

The seminar offered students a meaningful blend of traditional wisdom and modern pharmaceutical sciences, making it an enriching learning experience.

MET Institute of Pharmacy (Degree), under the aegis of IQAC and IKS Cell, successfully hosted a Two-Day National Seminar on “Indian Knowledge System in Pharmaceutical Sciences: From Tradition to Innovation” on 15th September 2025. The first day seminar commenced with a Poster Presentation Competition, offering students an excellent platform to showcase their research and creativity while emphasizing the relevance of Indian Knowledge Systems in today’s pharmaceutical landscape.

The event was graced by an esteemed panel of judges including Dr. Archana Naik, Associate Professor in Pharmaceutical Analysis, Bombay College of Pharmacy; Dr. Manasi Suhas Gholkar, Associate Professor in Pharmacognosy, Vivekanand Education Society’s College of Pharmacy; Dr. Jaya Agnihotri, Associate Professor in Pharmaceutics, HK College of Pharmacy; and Mr. Angel Godad, Assistant Professor in Pharmacology, SVKM\'s Dr. Bhanubhen Nanavati College of Pharmacy, whose valuable insights enriched the competition.

The winners of the competition were celebrated for their innovative ideas. The first prize was awarded to the project “Ayurnomics: From Tradition to Evidence” by Final Year B. Pharm students from MET Institute of Pharmacy (Degree) – Mr. Niraj Godse, Mr. Kunal Jadhav, Mr. Calvin Nazareth, and Ms. Saee Thakur. The second prize went to “The Quantum Leap of Ayurveda: Fusing Tradition with AI and Nanotech” by Ms. Anjali Gaud, Ms. Shakeela Shaikh, and Mr. Ashutosh Panda from H.K. College of Pharmacy. The third prize was bagged by “Chrono-Ayurveda: Time-Synced Tridosha Tablet” by Ms. Shrishti Singh, Ms. Prachi Pedekar, Mr. Atharva Khapare, and Ms. Apoorva Gajula.

Heartfelt congratulations to all the winners and participants for their outstanding contributions.

MET Institute of Pharmacy (Degree) organized an informative seminar on Cyber Crime, Women Safety, and Anti-Ragging in collaboration with Mumbai Police, Bandra on February 27, 2025.

Respected Principal Dr. Abha Doshi welcomed a distinguished panel of officers, including Mr. Sriram Ghodke (Cyber Cell), Mr. Balaji Bhange, Mrs. Priyanka Veerkar (Women Cell), Mr. Shankar Patil, Mr. Santosh Pawar, Mr. Sunil Tawde, Mr. Sudarshan Gaikwad (Anti-Ragging Committee Member), and Mr.Ravindra Baban Waje (Police Constable). The session was efficiently coordinated by Mrs. Sheeja Koliyoye.

Key insights from the seminar included

• Cyber Security – Avoid sharing personal updates online, use strong passwords, and stay cautious of digital fraud.
• Women’s Safety – Be vigilant, avoid sharing private photos, and seek help when needed.
• Anti-Ragging Awareness – Creating a safe and respectful campus environment.

The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where students clarified their doubts and gained valuable insights on staying vigilant and secure in an increasingly digital world.

At MET, we prioritize student safety and holistic development, ensuring that our future leaders are well-equipped to navigate both academic and real-world challenges with confidence.