News & Events

Swift School of Pharmacy proudly commemorated World Pharmacist Day on 25-Sep-2024, emphasizing the vital role pharmacists play in healthcare. This year's theme, "Pharmacists: Meeting Global Health Needs" inspired a series of engaging activities aimed at raising awareness about the contributions of pharmacists in improving health outcomes. Many key topics such as medication management, patient safety, drug de-addiction and the evolving role of pharmacists in public health were discussed. Pharmacist oath ceremony was performed by all registered pharmacist. More than 150 students took part in the different events. Students participated in various competitions such as Poster Making, Model Making, showcasing their knowledge and skills in pharmaceutical sciences, and demonstrating innovative solutions to common healthcare challenges.

On Teacher's Day, our college celebrated the event with great enthusiasm, reflecting the appreciation and respect students hold for their educators.

The day began with a heartfelt speech by the Dr. G.Munjal highlighting the invaluable role teachers play in shaping students' lives. Following the speech, students performed cultural programs, including dances, songs, and a short skit. A special segment was dedicated to the felicitation of teachers, where they were honored with small tokens of appreciation and heartfelt notes from students. The teachers shared their experiences and offered guidance to students, emphasizing the importance of learning and dedication. It was a day filled with joy, respect, and gratitude, leaving everyone with fond memories.

On the occasion of international nurses day, Swift Group of Colleges marked the oath taking ceremony of their nursing students. The event highlights were the lamp lightening ceremony, short play, oath by nursing students and staff and expert talks by senior professionals.

Dr. G. Munjal congratulated everybody on the eve of international nurses day and expressed his thoughts on the Nobel profession of nursing. He emphasized the true values of medical profession that must not be forgotten. Dr Maninder praised the students for organising a wonderful function. She told students to always be dedicated and sincere towards their profession.

The Swift Group of Colleges held its annual cultural event Splash, attended by Dr. G. Munjal, President and Dr Maninder, Assistant Director, along with staff and students of all Colleges.
The event featured various acts from nursing, Pharmacy, and Management Colleges, including dance, skits, and plays. The level of energy amongst participants and the audience was seen to be believed. The students and staff had a gala time with lots of fun and dance.