DMCL is dedicated to educate and train Fresher to achieve Excellency through its Industry Oriented curriculum. We offer the best training programs to enable Graduates/Post Graduates to storm the marketplace with the highest possible level of job knowledge and skills which guide them to accomplish worth while career goals and gain a sound return on investment.

Also Impart training to working Professionals on latest trends in Global Pharma & Biotech Industry and upgrade them at par with International standards

  • Regulatory Affairs

    Module-I - Introduction to the Profession and its overview
    Module-II - Regulations in the United States of America
    Module-III - Regulatory Systems and Agencies in EU
    Module-IV - Regulations in other Countries and Dossiers
    Module-V - Important and Critical Notifications for all Regulatory Bodies
    Eligibility : B.Pharmacy/M.Pharmacy/ M.Sc/M.Tech Biotech / B.Tech / Post graduates
    Duration : 30 days

  • ICH-GCP (Clinical Trials)

    1. Overview of CRO Industry in India
    2. Clinical Research Terminology
    3. Medical Terminology
    4. Introduction to Clinical Research
    5. Phases of Drug Development
    6. Evolution of Ethics in Bio-Medical Research
    7. Ethics
    8. Informed Consent
    9. Protocol
    10. Investigator Brochure (IB)
    11. Case Report Form-I
    12. Forms and logs
    13. e-CRF
    14. Monitoring Responsibilities
    15. Responsibilities of Investigator
    16. Pharma co Vigilance-I
    17. IND 21 CFR.312
    18. Sponsor Responsibilities
    19. Data Management
    20. Fraud in Clinical Research
    21. Responsibilities of CRA
    22. Preparations of Study Reports
    23. Scheduled 'Y'
    24. IVRS & Conflict of Interest
    25. Project Management
    26. ICH-GCP Guidelines
    27. FDA Guidelines
    Eligibility : B.Pharmacy / M.Pharmacy / B. Sc / M. Sc (Life sciences), MBBS, M.D / B. Tech (Bio tech)
    Duration : 30 - 40 days

  • HPLC / GC / UV / IR

    1. Introduction To Pharma Industry
    2. Basics Of cGMP
    3. Basic Principles & Procedures Of HPLC/GC
    4. System Suitability
    5. Instrument Handling
    6. Trouble Shooting Of HPLC/GC
    7. Calibration Procedures
    8. Method Validation Procedures
    9. SOP Preparation
    10. Examination
    11. Mock Interview
    12. Interview Skills
    Eligibility : Freshers (B.Sc / M.Sc / B.Pharm / M.Pharm) 0-5 yrs Experience in Pharma Industry

  • IPR

    1. Introduction to Intellectual property rights
    2. Role of IPRs: How to prepare your organization
    3. All about Patents
    4. TRIPS: Trade related Intellectual Property rights
    5. Important Key Issues in IPR
    6. Searching Patent Information: How to?
    7. Trademarks, Copyrights and other forms of IPR : Governing Laws
    8. Case Studies
    Duration : 30 Days

  • cGMP
    Course Agenda

    Session 1 : Pharmaceutical Industry Overview

    Session 2 : Drug Development Process

    Session 3 : Pharmacology

    Session 4 : Present CGMP challenges, issues, and problems.

    Session 5 : History of Food, drug and Cosmetic Act.

    Session 6 : History Of Food, Drug And Cosmetic Act Continues.. Question and Answer period.

    General Introduction to FDA

    Session 7 : Jargon of CGMP compliance: An abbreviation and acronym Primer the Essential Habits of cGMP Compliance the costs of non- Compliance

    Session 8 : A brief introduction to FDA & How the cGMPs fit into the regulatory Picture.

    Comprehensive review and explanation of the U.S. cGMPs:

    Session 9 : Part 210

    Session 10 : Part 211 Subpart A: General Provisions

    Session 11 : Part 211 Subpart B: Organization and Personnel

    Session 12 : Part 211 Subpart C: Buildings and Facilities

    Session 13 : Part 211 Subpart D: Equipment

    Session 14 : Part 211 Subpart E: Control of components and Drug Product Containers and Closures.

    Session 15 : Part 211 Subpart F: Production and process Controls

    Session 16 : Part 211 Subpart G: Packaging and labeling Control

    Session 17 : Part 211 Subpart H: Holding and Distribution

    Session 18 : Part 211 Subpart I: Laboratory Controls

    Session 19 : Part 211 Subpart I: Laboratory Controls continued...

    Session 20 : Part 211 Subpart J: Records and Reports

    Session 21 : Part 211 Subpart K: Returned and Salvaged Drug Products

    Session 22 : The what, why, where, and when of FDA guidance documents

    Session 23 : The International Conference on Harmonization (ICH): what it is and why you need to keep up with its activities.

    Session 24 : Schedule M (Indian GMP)

    Session 25 : Schedule M (Indian GMP)continued... Question and Answer Period

    Session 26 : Overview of other GMPs: MCC – South Africa; TGA – Australia; ANVISA – Brazil; EMEA – Europe; MHRA UK;TPD- Canada

    Session 27 : Handling of Deviations and Out Of Specification Results.

    Session 28 : Generation of Raw Material and Finished Product Specification

    Session 29 : Analytical Method Validation (ICH -Q2A & Q2B)

    Session 30 : Analytical Method Validation (ICH -Q2A & Q2B) continued...

    Drug Development Process

    Session 31 : Analytical Method Validation (ICH -Q2A & Q2B) continued...

    Session 32 : Process Validation – Prospective Validation

    Session 33 : Process Validation – Concurrent Validation

    Session 34 : Process Validation – Retrospective &Re-validation Question and Answer Period

    Session 35 : Qualification – DQ, IQ, OQ & PQ -Definitions and overview.

    Session 36 : Quality Systems approach to CGMP compliance – 6-System inspection model Currently used by FDA

    Session 37 : Stability Studies – ICH zones classification

    Session 38 : Stability Studies continued...

    Instrumentation

    Session 39 : Overview of HPLC & GC

    Session 40 : Overview of HPLC & GC continued...

    Session 41 : Preparation of Mobile phase, buffers etc.

    Session 42 : Overview of GC Instrumentation

    Session 43 : Overview of HPLC Instrumentation

    Session 44 : Overview of HPLC Instrumentation continued...

    Session 45 : References and Resources for further study Final Question and Answer Period