Pharmaceutical organic chemistry: Actual teaching aesthetics

Authors : Amit Gajanan Nerkar

DOI : 10.18231/j.ctppc.2023.001

Volume : 5

Issue : 1

Year : 2023

Page No : 1-3

The most difficult subject for students of Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Sciences undergraduates and postgraduates is Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry. The professor teaching this subject should be well versed with basic concepts of the Organic Chemistry belonging to the specialization of Chemical Sciences. The Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry specialization has vast scope, and the teaching professor needs to clear the basics concepts of the subject. In this connection the actual teaching aesthetics of Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry (POC) has been described. The review is an attempt to summarize the importance of the POC and make aware the teachers of Indian and Foreign Universities for the new direction and aesthetics of the teaching of the same.


Keywords: Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences


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