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Student at Y B Chavan College of Pharmacy

About

I am a B.Pharm student at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar University, graduating in March 2027, with a genuine passion for clinical research and drug safety. My academic journey has gone well beyond textbooks — I used AI-CADD techniques to screen over 2,000 drug compounds, identified a validated lead candidate through molecular docking, and applied pharmacovigilance principles to assess safety profiles. That project taught me how to think like a researcher — methodically, critically, and always with patient safety at the centre. I hold certifications in Pharmacovigilance and Clinical Research, understand AE/SAE reporting frameworks, and have practical laboratory experience in dissolution profiling and quality assurance. I communicate well — having led student workshops and written science content for a pharmacy blog — which means I can document and present findings clearly, a skill clinical research demands every single day. I am not just a fresher with a degree. I am someone who sought out real research experience, built industry-relevant skills deliberately, and knows exactly where I want to grow — in clinical trial operations, drug safety, or regulatory documentation with a leading Indian CRO. I am ready. I just need the right opportunity.

Location

Aurangabad

Work experience

Analysis Specialist at Yashwantrao Chavan College of Pharmacy, USP dissolution testing: Conducted in-vitro dissolution studies and interpreted drug release kinetics using standardized protocols. GLP practice: Recorded and analyzed QA data per Good Laboratory Practice standards, directly transferable to Clinical Lab Operations in CRO environments.

Artificial Intelligence Researcher at Yashwantrao Chavan College of Pharmacy, AI-CADD pipeline: Screened 2,000+ FDA-approved drugs against biofilm-positive infection targets, mirroring CRO compound screening workflows. Lead validation: Identified drug candidate via molecular docking, binding affinity scoring, and ADMET profiling — core competencies for Phase I/II trial support. Pharmacovigilance application: Assessed drug safety, adverse effect profiles, and target specificity producing structured dossiers aligned with CDSCO / ICH frameworks. GCP-aligned documentation: Prepared comprehensive research reports; presented findings to faculty — building CRF/TMF documentation skills directly valued by CROs.

Education

Y B Chavan College of Pharmacy

Bachelor of Pharmacy, Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University