(1) In order to improve the quality of the education in the pharmacy profession the curriculum will be continuously evaluated and updated through introduction of new programmes in emerging areas of technology and modernisation of laboratory training or workshop.
(2) In context of the liberalisation, globalisation and privatisation op Indian economy, a special attention will be focussed on improving the curriculum, keeping in view the need of the rightly trained persons for the industries.
(3) The curriculum develppment will involve bqth the national and international level interaction of the Institute so as to identify professional from industries who can be associated in curriculum planning through identification of industrial task or problems.
(4) Since the effective development of any curriculum is highly dependent on the media adapted for the purpose, the print and non-print materials will be chosen, keeping p<|pe with the advacement of the pharmacy profession.
(5) The desktop publication unit of the Institute will be utilised effectively m making slides, models, video programmes, and related ancillaries for making the implementation of the curriculum scientifically effective.