Visit to: Group Pharma, Malur
Date: 18/02/2026
Class: B.Pharm 1st Semester
Number of Students: 50
Industry Representative: Mr. Vijay
Faculty Coordinator: Mr. Neela Madhav S
On 18th February 2026, 50 students of B.Pharm 1st Semester visited Group Pharma, Malur as part of our academic industrial exposure program. The main objective of the visit was to introduce first semester students to the basic functioning of a pharmaceutical manufacturing unit, particularly in the production of liquid orals and toothpaste formulations. The visit was coordinated by Mr. Neela Madhav S, and the industrial guidance was provided by Mr. Vijay.
The session began with a brief introduction about the company profile, its manufacturing facilities, and product range. Mr. Vijay explained the importance of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), hygiene, safety measures, and regulatory compliance in pharmaceutical industries.
During the plant tour, students were shown the manufacturing processes of:
Liquid Orals Manufacturing
Preparation of syrup base
Mixing and homogenization of ingredients
Filtration and in-process quality control
Bottle filling, sealing, labeling, and packaging
The importance of maintaining correct measurements, pH, viscosity, and microbial safety was explained in a simple and understandable manner for first semester students.
Toothpaste Manufacturing
Mixing of abrasives, binders, active ingredients, and flavoring agents
Homogenization to achieve smooth consistency
Vacuum processing to remove air bubbles
Tube filling, crimping, and final packaging
Students also visited the Quality Control (QC) Laboratory, where basic tests such as pH testing, viscosity measurement, and quality checks were demonstrated. The Quality Assurance (QA) department explained the importance of documentation and maintaining batch records.
Mr. Vijay emphasized workplace safety, clean room standards, and teamwork in pharmaceutical manufacturing. An interactive session was conducted at the end, where students clarified their basic doubts about industrial processes and career opportunities.
Overall, the industrial visit to Group Pharma, Malur was highly informative and beneficial for all 50 students of B. Pharm 1st Semester. We sincerely thank the management of Group Pharma, especially Mr. Vijay, and our faculty coordinator Mr. Neela Madhav S for organizing and guiding us throughout this valuable learning experience.
