Welcome to JB Institute of Technology (JBIT), established in 2009. The institute is a reputed center of higher education known for industry-oriented programs, modern infrastructure, and a strong focus on academic excellence.
Welcome to JB Institute of Technology (JBIT), established in 2009. The institute is a reputed center of higher education known for industry-oriented programs, modern infrastructure, and a strong focus on academic excellence.
At JBIT College of Pharmacy, education extends beyond textbooks. Our students engage in industrial visits, awareness programmes, workshops, sports, and community service activities that shape well-rounded pharmacy professionals.
JBIT College of Pharmacy regularly organizes awareness programmes on critical public health topics. These initiatives empower students to become active health advocates and community educators, fulfilling the true role of a pharmacist in society.
A Seminar & Awareness Programme on the Importance of Balanced Nutrition was held from 01–07 September 2025. Activities included seminars, awareness lectures, poster presentations, and interactive sessions on healthy dietary habits and prevention of nutritional deficiencies.
An NSS Awareness Programme on Typhoid was conducted on 25 September 2025 at Rampur Village, JBIT Campus, by Dr. Harish Maikhuri, spreading community health education and disease prevention knowledge.
Observed on 26 June 2025 by Mr. Ashish Kushwaha, this programme educated students and the community about the dangers of drug abuse and illicit trafficking, reinforcing the pharmacist's responsibility in preventing drug misuse.
Celebrated on 18 May 2026 with awareness lectures, poster presentations, and blood pressure check-up activities to raise awareness about hypertension prevention, healthy lifestyle practices, and regular health monitoring.
An NSS awareness programme on mother and child nutrition educated the community about a balanced diet, maternal health and child nutrition through interactive sessions on healthy eating habits.
Pharmacy students conducted an educational session on nutrition and food safety at a local school, using posters and presentations on a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle, and answered the children's questions.
Students, faculty members and community participants planted saplings on the campus to promote environmental conservation and sustainability.
Students prepared informative posters and interacted with participants on HIV/AIDS prevention and early diagnosis, helping to remove myths and reduce social stigma.
A free health check-up camp was held on 13 December 2025 at the JBIT campus. Pharmacy students helped with registration, counselling and health awareness, promoting early detection and preventive healthcare.
Industrial and field visits are an integral part of the D.Pharma curriculum at JBIT College of Pharmacy, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world pharmaceutical practice. Students gain hands-on exposure to manufacturing processes, medicinal plants, and cutting-edge healthcare technologies.
45 students and 2 faculty members visited Tirupati Medicare Ltd., Paonta Sahib, Himachal Pradesh on 12 September 2025. Students gained practical insight into pharmaceutical manufacturing processes, quality control systems, and industrial operations guided by Mr. Manjeet & Mr. Mahendra Singh.
A field visit to the Centre for Aromatic Plants, Selaqui, Dehradun was organized on 22 August 2025. Dr. Anil Kumar Chauhan (Scientist, Biosciences Division) guided students on medicinal and aromatic plant cultivation, processing methods, and pharmaceutical applications in the industry.
Students attended the India MedTech Expo 2025 on 06 September 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, gaining exposure to the latest medical devices, pharmaceutical innovations, and current healthcare technologies shaping the industry.
Faculty and students attended the Dehradun IIC Regional Meet organized by AICTE Innovation Cell at DIT University on 28 November 2025. Chief Guest: Sh. Kamal Singh, Additional Director, AICTE; Guest of Honour: Sh. Deepak Murari, Joint Director, Department of Industries.
Students visited Amptech India in Haridwar on 28 February 2026 during its Pharma Machinery & Lab Equipment Expo & Conference, seeing pharmaceutical machinery and laboratory equipment at work.
An industrial visit to IPCA Laboratories at SARA Industrial Estate, Selaqui, where students observed pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality systems.
An industrial visit to Natco Pharma at Selaqui, Dehradun, giving students first-hand exposure to formulation manufacturing and quality operations.
An industrial visit to the Dehradun unit of Himalaya Wellness Company, introducing students to herbal and wellness product manufacturing.
At JBIT College of Pharmacy, we invite eminent pharmaceutical professionals, scientists, and health experts to deliver guest lectures and workshops, providing students with valuable insights into the pharmacy profession, public health, and pharmaceutical research.
Resource Person — Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights (29 Nov 2025)
Project Associate, UCOST Dehradun — Workshop on Disaster Risk & Management (20 Nov 2025)
Resource Person — NSS Awareness Programme on Typhoid (25 Sep 2025)
Resource Person — Drug Abuse & Illicit Trafficking Awareness Programme (26 Jun 2025)
Resource Person — Faculty Orientation Programme (06 Aug 2025)
Dept. Surgical Oncology, Shri Mehant Indresh Hospital — 64th National Pharmacy Week Poster Presentation (18 Nov 2025)
Resource Person — National Librarian Day Celebration (12 Aug 2025)
Additional Director, AICTE — IIC Regional Meet, Dehradun (28 Nov 2025)
Scientist, Biosciences Division, CAP — Field Visit to Centre for Aromatic Plants (22 Aug 2025)
Principal, JBIT College of Pharmacy — Blood Donation Camp Coordinator (14 Jun 2025)
Dr. Anuj Raturi — Dr. Anuj Raturi conducted a comprehensive Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights on 29 November 2025, covering patents, trademarks, copyrights, and their significance in protecting pharmaceutical innovations and research outcomes, empowering students to safeguard their scientific contributions.
JBIT College of Pharmacy regularly organizes workshops and seminars to create a dynamic learning ecosystem. These events bring together students, faculty, and industry experts to exchange knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences, public health, and professional development.
A workshop on Intellectual Property Rights was conducted on 29 November 2025 by Dr. Anuj Raturi at the Seminar Hall, JBIT College of Pharmacy. The workshop provided participants with fundamental knowledge of IPR and their critical importance in protecting pharmaceutical innovations, research outcomes, and scientific creations.
Conducted on 29 November 2025 by Dr. Anuj Raturi. Covered patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets relevant to pharmaceutical research and innovation, empowering students to understand and protect their scientific contributions.
Conducted on 20 November 2025 by Ms. Samridhi Sharma, Project Associate, UCOST Dehradun, during the 64th National Pharmacy Week. Students learned about disaster preparedness, emergency response, and the pharmacist's critical role in disaster management.
Conducted on 06 August 2025 by Dr. (Prof.) Vishant Kumar at the Civil Seminar Hall. 16 faculty members and 20 students participated, covering institutional policies, teaching methodologies, research orientation, and professional development.
JBIT believes that a healthy body leads to a healthy mind. The Annual Sports Meet is one of the most anticipated events of the year, bringing together students from all departments to compete in a spirit of sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play.
Inter-department cricket tournament with knockout and league rounds, drawing massive student participation and crowd.
Fast-paced basketball competitions on JBIT's well-maintained outdoor courts with skilled players from every department.
High-energy football tournaments promoting teamwork, strategy, and athletic excellence among JBIT students.
Indoor sports competitions including table tennis, badminton, and chess for all-round athletic development.
Sprint races, relay events, long jump, high jump, and shot put competitions held on the JBIT athletic track.
Winners and outstanding performers are felicitated with trophies, medals, and certificates at the grand closing ceremony.
JBIT College of Pharmacy celebrated the 64th National Pharmacy Week from 16–22 November 2025 on the theme "Pharmacists as Advocates of Vaccinations". The week featured poster presentations, expert workshops, awareness sessions, and student engagement activities reinforcing the vital role of pharmacists in public health.
Students presented posters on the theme "Pharmacists as Advocates of Vaccinations" on 18 November 2025. Resource Person: Dr. Kanika Kapoor, Dept. Surgical Oncology, Shri Mehant Indresh Hospital, Dehradun. 50 students and 2 faculty participated. Convener: Dr. Arun Kumar Maurya.
Conducted on 20 November 2025 as part of Pharmacy Week by Ms. Samridhi Sharma, Project Associate, UCOST Dehradun. Students learned about disaster preparedness, emergency response, and resilience building in a pharmaceutical healthcare context.
Abhinandan 2025–26 was held on 21 November 2025 to welcome newly admitted D.Pharmacy students. Cultural activities, games, and welcome ceremonies were conducted under faculty supervision, fostering interaction and a sense of belonging among new students.
Life at JBIT College of Pharmacy is vibrant, memorable, and full of celebrations. From Independence Day and Abhinandan (Freshers' Welcome) to National Librarian Day — every event creates lasting memories and strengthens the bond of our pharmacy family.
JBIT College of Pharmacy celebrated Independence Day on 15 August 2025 at the college campus, Selaqui, Dehradun. The program included flag hoisting, patriotic performances, cultural activities, and speeches promoting national spirit and unity among students and faculty under the supervision of Dr. Arun Kumar Maurya, Principal.
Abhinandan 2025–26 (Freshers' Party) was organized on 21 November 2025 at the college campus to warmly welcome newly admitted D.Pharmacy students. The event featured cultural activities, games, and welcome ceremonies fostering interaction, coordination, and a sense of community among students.
National Librarian Day was celebrated on 12 August 2025 at the Central Library, JBIT College of Pharmacy, from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM. The event, guided by Dr. Kishor Bhatt, honoured the invaluable contributions of librarians to academic and research growth and raised awareness about the importance of libraries in pharmacy education.
"A library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life. Our librarians are the quiet architects of knowledge."
— National Librarian Day 2025, JBIT College of PharmacyJBIT College of Pharmacy is deeply committed to community service and social responsibility. Through the NSS and YRC (Youth Red Cross) units, our students and faculty actively contribute to public health drives, health awareness campaigns, and voluntary social initiatives.
A blood donation camp was organized on 14 June 2025 at Main Building, JBIT, by the NSS and YRC Unit under Dr. Arun Kumar Maurya. 24 participants donated blood. Coordinators: Mr. Ashish Kushwaha and Ms. Kirti Kumari. The camp also offered blood pressure and haemoglobin health checks.
An NSS awareness programme on Typhoid was conducted at Rampur Village, JBIT Campus on 25 September 2025 by Dr. Harish Maikhuri. The programme spread community health education and disease prevention awareness among local residents.
An awareness programme marking the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking was conducted on 26 June 2025 by Mr. Ashish Kushwaha. Students and community members were educated about the serious consequences of substance abuse.
Blood pressure check-up activities, awareness lectures, and poster presentations were organized on 18 May 2026 to promote awareness about hypertension prevention, healthy lifestyle practices, and the importance of regular monitoring.
At JBIT College of Pharmacy, we believe that learning extends beyond the classroom. Our student clubs provide opportunities to explore the pharmaceutical profession, develop health advocacy skills, contribute to community welfare, and build lasting professional connections.
The National Service Scheme unit at JBIT College of Pharmacy organizes blood donation camps, health awareness programmes, and community service activities, instilling social responsibility in pharmacy students.
The Youth Red Cross unit conducts blood donation drives, health check-up camps, and disease awareness campaigns, training future pharmacists to serve their communities with compassion.
Dedicated to exploring advancements in pharmaceutical sciences through expert seminars, lab demonstrations, and discussions on drug discovery, formulation, quality control, and regulatory affairs.
Promotes awareness of Intellectual Property Rights among pharmacy students and encourages research, innovation, and the process of patent filing in the pharmaceutical domain.
Organizes health check-up camps, nutrition awareness drives, and wellness sessions, promoting preventive healthcare and healthy lifestyle practices among students and the public.
Celebrates institutional events including Independence Day, Abhinandan (Freshers' Welcome), National Librarian Day, and other festivities, fostering student engagement and institutional pride.
Promotes environmental awareness through tree plantation drives and cleanliness campaigns, encouraging pharmacy students to connect environmental health with public health.
Educates students about the importance of democratic participation, voter registration, and civic responsibility through awareness drives and interactive sessions.
JBIT College of Pharmacy actively participates in the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) programme initiated by AICTE. Our students and faculty engage in innovation-driven activities, inter-institutional meets, and idea sessions that foster an entrepreneurial mindset among future pharmacists.
JBIT College of Pharmacy is affiliated with the AICTE Innovation Cell and participates in IIC Regional Meets, innovation challenges, and collaborative programmes. Our faculty and students regularly attend events organized by the IIC to stay connected with the latest developments in pharmaceutical innovation and research.
Faculty and students attended the Dehradun IIC Regional Meet organized by AICTE Innovation Cell at DIT University. Chief Guest: Sh. Kamal Singh, Additional Director, AICTE; Guest of Honour: Sh. Deepak Murari, Joint Director, Department of Industries, Uttarakhand.
Regular ideation workshops and brainstorming sessions are conducted where students propose innovative pharmaceutical solutions and receive feedback from faculty mentors.
Students are encouraged to participate in pharmaceutical research, formulation development, and quality control innovation under faculty guidance.
Workshops on Intellectual Property Rights conducted to help students understand the process of protecting pharmaceutical innovations and filing patents.
JBIT College of Pharmacy nurtures innovative thinking through IIC participation, IPR workshops, industrial visits to cutting-edge pharmaceutical facilities, and collaboration with AICTE Innovation Cell — shaping pharmacy students into future innovators.
JBIT College of Pharmacy holds all required approvals and affiliations from statutory bodies and has forged partnerships with hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and research institutions to provide students with superior clinical exposure, internship opportunities, and professional growth.
JBIT College of Pharmacy is approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), affiliated to Uttarakhand Technical University (UTU), and approved by AICTE. These approvals ensure that our D.Pharma programme meets the highest national standards of pharmaceutical education and practice.
JBIT College of Pharmacy is duly approved by the Pharmacy Council of India, the apex statutory body for regulating pharmacy education in India, ensuring our graduates are eligible for state pharmacy council registration.
Affiliated to UTU, Dehradun — ensuring academic standards, examination governance, and degree recognition under state university norms.
Approved by the All India Council for Technical Education, JBIT College of Pharmacy meets all regulatory requirements for technical education in India.
MOU partnerships with regional hospitals, community pharmacies, and pharmaceutical companies for student internship and practical training programmes.
Collaboration with pharmaceutical companies in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh for industrial visits, practical training, and placement opportunities for D.Pharma graduates.
Tirupati Pharma, Amptech India, IPCA Laboratories, Natco Pharma and Himalaya Wellness
Every visit is planned around clear learning outcomes
Connect classroom concepts with real pharmaceutical manufacturing and industrial operations.
Formulation, production, packaging and distribution workflows in pharmaceutical industries.
A strong foundation in Good Manufacturing Practices, SOPs and industry regulations.
Why Quality Control and Quality Assurance matter for safe and effective medicines.
Modern equipment, instrumentation and techniques used in large-scale production.
Interaction with industry experts builds confidence, professional etiquette and workplace awareness.
Insight into diverse roles in the pharmaceutical industry, helping students make informed career decisions.
NSS and community health activities by our pharmacy students
