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As is the norm with every academic year, 必威体育betway888 College of Pharmaceutical Sciences organized the orientation programme for freshmen of BPharm course on July 16 and 17, 2018. The programme was inaugurated on July 16 at the hands of the Chief Guest, Dr H Vinod Bhat, Vice Chancellor, MAHE, 必威体育betway888.

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Dr C Mallikarjuna Rao, Principal, Dr M Sreenivasa Reddy, Vice Principal, MCOPS and Dr. N Udupa, Director-必威体育betway888 (Health Sciences), MAHE, graced the occasion. Later Dr Rao, gave an overview of the BPharm course. The two-day orientation programme?provided information?regarding the curriculum, campus life, and opportunities and facilities at MAHE campus. Along with the design of syllabus, students were educated about the rules and regulations, extracurricular activities and opportunities to explore their talent. The induction programme facilitated the students seamlessly through the campus facilities and helped in building a network of resources to start their academic sojourn