Orientation Program
The Orientation Program serves as a vital introduction for newly admitted students, designed to help them transition smoothly into the academic and campus environment. Held at the beginning of the academic year, the program familiarizes students with the college’s vision, mission, academic structure, faculty, rules and regulations, campus facilities, and co-curricular opportunities. Sessions are conducted by the Principal, senior faculty, and support staff, covering topics such as course curriculum, examination systems, student support services, anti-ragging measures, and ethical conduct. Additionally, students are introduced to key cells such as the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), and Placement Cell. The program also includes motivational talks, campus tours, and interaction with senior students to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. Overall, the orientation program lays a strong foundation for academic success, discipline, and holistic growth during the students’ journey at BNPCW.
Mentoring
Mentoring is a key component of the student support system aimed at guiding and nurturing students throughout their academic journey. Each student is assigned a faculty mentor who acts as a trusted advisor, providing academic guidance, personal support, and career counseling. Mentors regularly interact with their mentees to track their academic performance, attendance, and overall well-being, while also helping them address challenges related to stress, adjustment, or personal issues. The mentoring system fosters a strong student–teacher bond, enabling early identification of academic or behavioral concerns and offering timely intervention. This initiative helps create a safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environment, ensuring that every student feels valued, heard, and guided during their time at BNPCW.
Student Council
The Student Council at BNPCW plays a vital role in representing the voice of the student body and fostering leadership, discipline, and active participation in campus life. Comprising selected student representatives from each academic year, the council acts as a bridge between students and the college administration. It contributes to the planning and execution of various academic, cultural, and social events, such as Fresher’s Day, Women’s Day, Annual Day, and health awareness campaigns. The council also helps in organizing guest lectures, seminars, and extracurricular activities, ensuring active student engagement and holistic development. By promoting teamwork, responsibility, and communication, the Student Council empowers young women to become confident and responsible future leaders.
Student welfare is given significant importance to ensure a safe, supportive, and enriching academic environment. The college promotes the holistic development of students through various welfare initiatives such as mentoring systems, grievance redressal mechanisms, and career counseling. Dedicated committees like the Anti-Ragging Cell, Women Empowerment Cell, and Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) work actively to safeguard student rights and ensure emotional and psychological well-being. The institution also facilitates scholarships for eligible students, organizes health check-up camps, and conducts seminars and awareness programs on personal hygiene, mental health, and social responsibility. Overall, BNPCW is committed to fostering an inclusive, respectful, and empowering environment for all its students.
Gender sensitization
Anti-Ragging Committee
Bojjam Narasimhulu Pharmacy College for Women (BNPCW) strictly enforces a zero-tolerance policy towards ragging to ensure a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment for all students. The Anti-Ragging Committee is constituted as per UGC guidelines and comprises faculty members, administrative staff, and student representatives. The committee is responsible for monitoring student interactions, preventing incidents of ragging, and addressing complaints promptly and fairly. Awareness sessions, undertakings from students and parents, posters, and orientation talks are part of the proactive measures to sensitize the student community. The committee also maintains strict vigilance, especially during the beginning of the academic year, and ensures quick redressal of any reported incidents. Through these efforts, BNPCW ensures that every student feels secure, supported, and respected on campus.
Digital Library
The Digital Library at Bojjam Narasimhulu Pharmacy College for Women (BNPCW) serves as a vital academic resource hub that provides students and faculty with convenient access to a wide range of digital content. Equipped with computer systems, high-speed internet, and online database access, the digital library supports e-learning and research activities. Students can access national and international journals, e-books, pharmaceutical databases, and educational videos through platforms like DELNET and other subscribed portals. It also provides access to previous question papers, project reports, and academic presentations to aid exam preparation and research work. The digital library fosters independent learning, encourages the use of ICT in education, and enhances the overall academic experience by making information accessible beyond physical boundaries.