Pharmacy Students Selected for ICMR-NARFBR Internship Program 2026
Anurag University is proud to congratulate Ms. Kadali Devi Prasanna Goud and Ms. M. Sravani, both M.Pharmacy (Pharmacology) students at the School of Pharmacy, on their selection for the prestigious ICMR-NARFBR Internship Program 2026. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), through the National Animal Resource Facility for Biomedical Research (NARFBR), offers one of the most respected research training opportunities in the country, providing selected interns with exposure to advanced biomedical research practices, laboratory standards, and scientific rigour.
Selection for such a competitive national programme is a significant recognition of these students' academic merit, research aptitude, and potential to contribute to the pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences. The internship will allow them to work within a premier research environment, deepening their understanding of pharmacology and strengthening their foundation for future careers in research, regulatory science, or industry.
This achievement reflects Anurag University's commitment to nurturing capable, research-oriented pharmacy graduates and empowering young minds to pursue excellence on national platforms. The university celebrates this accomplishment with pride and wishes Devi Prasanna Goud and Sravani a rewarding and insightful internship experience that propels their scientific journeys forward.
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