Pharmacy Council of Pakistan to penalise colleges running unauthorised programmes

Colleges currently running these courses without a required no-objection certificate (NOC) will receive formal show-cause notices from the Council. A public advisory will be released to warn students against enrolling in any programmes that lack official approval.
Institutions that have exceeded their approved student intake or suffer from insufficient laboratory facilities and teaching staff must provide written explanations within one week. To improve the quality of pharmacy education, the Council’s Complaint Grievance Committee decided to focus on resolving institutional complaints.
The PCP established a fast-track mechanism designed to handle public grievances and safeguard the interests of students. Online meetings will be held twice weekly by the Complaint Grievance Committee to facilitate these processes.
The Council’s president initiated the online meeting schedule to streamline the grievance process.

























