OVERVIEW :

Biochemistry is a rapidly expanding branch of science. Combining the core areas of biology and chemistry, this field plays a huge role in the development of novel new scientific approaches, In short, medical science cannot really exist without biochemistry.

Understandably, Medical biochemistry is taught in the first year of medicine to comprehend the molecular mechanisms in health and disease.

The Dept of Biochemistry here at Malla Reddy Medical College for Women is staffed more than adequately with 2 Professors, 3 Associate professors, and 1 Assistant Professor.

We have passionate, disciplined and dedicated faculty . Infrastructure is commensurate for the annual intake of 200+ medical students . We have a student's laboratory for 72 students and 2 demo rooms . The departmental library has 145 textbooks exclusive of National & International journals. The central laboratory for the patient samples is well equipped with automated analyzers and also has backup equipment.

Central laboratory is NABL accredited. The laboratory was designed and armed to support the clinical fraternity in this era of evidence based medicine.

VISION:

• Our vision is to be a world leader in biochemistry education and research, producing highly skilled graduates who are proficient in the latest tools and technologies. We aim to achieve academic excellence by delivering comprehensive knowledge, fostering cutting-edge research, and addressing the evolving demands of industry and society.

MISSION:

To establish ourselves as a center of excellence in biochemistry by:

• Providing High-Quality Education: Offering students a rigorous curriculum that integrates advanced tools and technologies to prepare them for success in the field.
• Promoting Research and Innovation: Supporting and facilitating groundbreaking research that contributes to scientific advancements and meets contemporary industrial and societal needs.
• Adapting to Industry Trends: Ensuring our programs and research initiatives remain responsive to the dynamic demands of the biochemistry industry and the broader societal context.