Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry assignment tutors in Avalahalli

Currently, I am working as an assistant professor in one of the reputed colleges. I have completed an M. Pharmacy and am pursuing a Ph.D. in one reputed university. I have good knowledge and sound knowledge in chemistry and biology. Because my area will be under in depth. I am able to deliver exact concepts and basic knowledge of chosen subjects....

I'm have been completed my masters specialisation in pharmaceutical chemistry and I have tutor more than 300 students in B.pharm and Pharm.D and I got more than 90% results . I'm having more than 1 year of experience in teaching and I will assure that I can teach my students by giving my 100% effort.
My teaching style will be like a conversation...

Dedicated and knowledgeable educator with 1.8 years of teaching experience and 3.5 years of professional expertise in pharmacovigilance.
I am passionate about imparting knowledge in pharmaceutical chemistry and related pharmacy subjects, ensuring students receive a comprehensive education that bridges academic learning with industry...

I have completed my master's in quality assurance 2 years back and interested in teaching medicinal chemistry along with pharmaceutical analysis and quality assurance being a core subject
Ready to help the students having difficulty in the subjects.
Making the concepts easy for the students has always been my approach.
Making all the points...

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As iam research scholar (PhD) doing in Ramaiah University in Bangalore. I have good background about chemistry and in neurodegenarative disorders. I am a highly motivated and results-driven professional with a solid pharmaceutical research and development background. I am seeking a challenging position in a reputable...

Master organic chemistry from any level with a deep understanding of the basics. With hands-on 3D examples and fascinating stories, recall hard-to-remember concepts with ease. Experience 'aha' moments through explanations you can relate to. For example, molecules behave like humans -- molecules like to be 'lazy' and react when something disturbs...