Event Name : Industrial Visit to Albert David Limited, Ghaziabad

Event Date : 25th August, 2026

Introduction:

The Department of Pharmacy organized an Industrial Visit for M. Pharm. students to Albert David Limited, Ghaziabad on 25th August, 2026. The visit was coordinated by the Career Counselling, Corporate Relations, Training and Placement Cell with the objective of providing students with practical exposure to pharmaceutical manufacturing operations, quality systems, regulatory practices, and industrial work culture.

Industrial visits play a vital role in bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world industrial applications. The visit enabled students to observe various pharmaceutical processes and gain valuable insights into the functioning of a reputed pharmaceutical manufacturing organization.

Objectives of the Visit

• To provide practical exposure to pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.
• To familiarize students with current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).
• To understand quality assurance and quality control procedures followed in the pharmaceutical industry.
• To observe industrial-scale production, packaging, and documentation practices.
• To enhance students’ understanding of regulatory compliance and industrial standards.
• To create awareness regarding career opportunities in the pharmaceutical sector.

About Albert David Limited

Albert David Limited is one of India's well-established pharmaceutical companies engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of pharmaceutical formulations, infusion solutions, and healthcare products. The company follows stringent quality standards and regulatory guidelines to ensure the production of safe, effective, and high-quality pharmaceutical products.

The Ghaziabad facility is equipped with modern manufacturing infrastructure, quality control laboratories, and advanced systems for maintaining product quality, safety, and compliance with national and international standards.

Visit Proceedings

The visit commenced with the arrival of the students and faculty members at the manufacturing facility of Albert David Limited, Ghaziabad. The participants were warmly welcomed by company officials and introduced to the organization through an informative presentation.

The session covered:

• Company profile and organizational structure.
• Overview of pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.
• Regulatory requirements and compliance practices.
• Quality assurance and quality control systems.
• Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and documentation procedures.
• Safety measures and workplace protocols.

Following the presentation, the students were taken on a guided tour of various sections of the facility. The industry experts explained the workflow and operational procedures followed at different stages of production and quality management.

Areas Visited

The students observed and learned about:

• Raw material receipt and storage procedures.
• Manufacturing and processing areas.
• In-process quality control practices.
• Packaging and labeling operations.
• Quality Control Laboratories.
• Quality Assurance documentation systems.
• Warehousing and distribution practices.
• Environmental, health, and safety measures.

Key Learning Outcomes

The industrial visit provided students with valuable practical knowledge and enhanced their understanding of:

• Industrial pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.
• GMP and regulatory compliance requirements.
• Quality assurance and quality control methodologies.
• Validation, documentation, and record-keeping practices.
• Industrial safety standards and hygiene protocols.
• Production planning and inventory management systems.
• Professional expectations and industrial work culture.

Interaction with Industry Professionals

An interactive session was conducted with industry professionals, during which students discussed technical aspects of pharmaceutical manufacturing, quality systems, regulatory affairs, research opportunities, and career prospects in the pharmaceutical industry. The session encouraged active participation and helped students gain clarity regarding industry expectations and skill requirements.

Benefits to M. Pharm. Students

The visit significantly contributed to the academic and professional development of the students by:

• Strengthening their practical understanding of pharmaceutical operations.
• Enhancing knowledge of industrial quality systems.
• Providing exposure to real-time manufacturing environments.
• Developing awareness of industry-oriented skills and competencies.
• Encouraging industry-academia interaction for future career growth.

Conclusion

The Industrial Visit to Albert David Limited, Ghaziabad was a highly informative and enriching experience for the M. Pharm. students. The visit successfully provided practical exposure to pharmaceutical manufacturing practices, quality systems, and regulatory compliance. It enhanced the students' understanding of industrial operations and helped them connect theoretical concepts with real-world applications.

The Department of Pharmacy believes that such industry interactions are instrumental in preparing students for successful professional careers in the pharmaceutical sector.

Report Submitted By:
Mr. Vivek Dhiyani
Associate Professor,
Head - Career Counselling, Corporate Relations, Training and Placement Cell
Lloyd Institute of Management & Technology (Pharm.)