The newly released Textbook of Pharmacotherapeutics by Amrit Paul stands as a significant academic contribution tailored to meet the latest Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) guidelines under ER-2020. Developed to cater specifically to second-year Diploma in Pharmacy students, the book offers a clear, concise, and structured approach to understanding pharmacotherapeutics. Its student-friendly language and systematic content layout aim to make complex topics more approachable, thereby equipping learners with the essential knowledge required to excel in State Board Examinations.
Amrit Paul, the principal author, brings a wealth of academic and professional experience to the table. Currently an Assistant Professor of Pharmacology at Mata Gujri University, Kishanganj, Bihar, he holds pharmacy degrees from MAKAUT University and Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam University, Indore. With over five years of experience in both academics and healthcare, his areas of expertise include pharmacology, drug delivery systems, and pharmaceutical sciences. A committed researcher, he has contributed to numerous national and international publications.
This academic work is further strengthened by the involvement of several distinguished contributors. Mr. Jagjot Gautam, a Lecturer at Mata Gujri College of Pharmacy, brings experience from teaching, pharmaceutical production, and hospital pharmacy. Mr. Jaydip Mahata, with six years of experience in quality control and a current role at Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, contributes a valuable industry perspective. Mr. Niharjyoti Saharia offers insight into Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Molecular Docking, while Mr. Tanmay Mohanta contributes his broad knowledge in Pharmaceutics, Social Pharmacy, and Microbiology. Mr. Prasenjit Bhuniya adds academic depth through his teaching background across multiple pharmacy institutions.
Together, the combined expertise of these professionals ensures that Textbook of Pharmacotherapeutics is not only in tune with the updated curriculum but also rooted in real-world application. The book is poised to become a reliable and indispensable tool for pharmacy students seeking a comprehensive understanding of pharmacotherapeutic principles, bridging academic learning with practical relevance.
