The post-lunch session featured a series of engaging student activities designed to foster innovation, research aptitude, and scientific thinking.

 

1. E-Poster Presentation 

The E-Poster Presentation was conducted in the PP Lab . Students presented digital posters on diverse scientific and pharmaceutical topics, demonstrating creativity, analytical thinking, and research competence.

 

Judges:

Dr. G. Ashok

Dr. P. N. S. Syamala

Dr. Ravi Kumar

Dr. Sampath

 

Winners – E-Poster Presentation:

1st Prize – Shashank, B.Pharm

2nd Prize – Lekhana and Team, Pharm.D

3rd Prize – Mohana, Pharm.D

 

2. Live Model Presentation 

The Live Model Presentation was conducted in Students showcased working models explaining practical applications of pharmaceutical sciences and engineering concepts. The session was interactive, with students confidently presenting their models and answering questions from the judges.

 

Judges:

Dr. Swapna

Dr. Anusha

Dr. Jyoti Rani

 

3. Model Presentation 

The Model Presentation was also conducted in Participants displayed static models illustrating various scientific principles and pharmaceutical concepts, reflecting originality and conceptual clarity.

 

Judges:

Dr. Sirisha

Dr. Shwetha

Dr. Swathi Swaroopa

 

Winners – Model Presentation:

1st Prize – Srujana, Nishmitha, and Gnaneshwar (Pharm.D 2nd Year)

2nd Prize – Gayathri and Laasya (B.Pharm 2nd Year)

3rd Prize – Harinath Reddy and Satwik Goud (B.Pharm 2nd Year)

 

Valedictory Ceremony

 

The valedictory ceremony marked the formal conclusion of the competitions by Dr. H. Ramana, Dean. Other distinguished attendees included Dr. J. Sangeeta, Vice Principal, and Dr. Ravindra Babu, Head of the Department of Pharm.D.

 

Faculty members appreciated the students for their enthusiastic participation and commendable efforts. The winners of various competitions were acknowledged and awarded, and all participants were encouraged to continue nurturing their scientific curiosity and innovative spirit.

 

The MRV–MRIPS National Science Day 2026 celebration was a grand success. The event effectively promoted scientific awareness, research orientation, and innovative thinking among students. The active participation and enthusiastic involvement of both students and faculty made the program informative, interactive, and truly inspiring.