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Browse through comprehensive notes on pharmacology designed to help you review, revise, and prepare for exams.

Prepared over the course of 30+ years of teaching Pharmacology, Dr. Madhav Mutalik’s notes have helped hundreds of students understand the basics and sparked genuine interest in a subject that many consider ‘difficult’.

This website provides all the material FREE OF COST. Because it is mainly for students of Pharmacology from any courses – MBBS, Undergraduate MD, Dentistry, Physiotherapy, Nursing, Pharmacy.

The website guides you on examination questions, as well as helps you to develop methods of understanding and remembering the concepts.

The material provided here is free of cost, so share it with your colleagues and make good use of it.

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About Dr Madhav Mutalik

After the medical degree of MBBS and postgraduate degree of Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Pharmacology, Dr Madhav Mutalik acquired his masters in Business Administration.

With a vast work experience of 35 years, Dr Madhav Mutalik has excelled in teaching Pharmacology and Behavioral Science at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in Indian as well as American curricula. He has been framing and teaching pharmacology curricula in varied branches including Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Emergency Medicine, and Critical Care Nursing. He is an author of the chapter – Drug Interactions: A Comprehensive Update in the book: Modern Advances in Pharmaceutical Research.

He sits on review boards and editorial boards of biomedical journals. He published his research in acclaimed journals including British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research (Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International), International Journal of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, International Journal of Current Research and Review, South East Asian Journal of Medical Education, Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism, and others. 

His research has a flavor of interesting experiments and techniques in the field of medical education. He has implemented innovative curricula based on primary mental abilities and learning styles. His methods of fish-bowl seminars, self-talk, video lecturing, and social learning make him an aspiring teacher.

He received basic and advanced training in health science education, bioethics, biomedical writing, medical transcription, and communication skills. He has been a popular speaker and a resource faculty at workshops, conferences, and orientation programs.

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  1. The Crash course has been going pretty great. All of the points are being covered in a comprehensive yet short time. The points are also being inter- related to each other for proper understanding of the concept.

    1. Yes. It was a great experience for me too, to conduct a rapid crash course. It really creates a clear view of the whole subject. Thanks for attending and for your nice words.

  2. it is too good
    sir has made my pharmac strong
    never seen a better teacher for pharmac
    he made us understand rather than mugging up stuff
    hats off to sir
    highly recommended
    if there was a scale i would give it a10/10

    1. Thanks Ishaan you liked the crash course. Happy to get this feedback from you. Continue visiting this website to revise and refresh your concepts. Thanks again.

  3. I’m really satisfied with this crash course. It helped me in clearing some of my basic concepts in topics like the Central nervous system, the cardiovascular system, etc.
    I would recommend it to be extremely helpful for clearing your concepts related to pharmacology

    1. Thanks a lot Siddhant. The course was specifically designed to be appropriate but short. I am happy you liked it and I am sure it will help you. Thanks again.

  4. It was really nice and and amazingly explained by dr.madhav sir..
    It was a very nice way to revise all the topics in concise and know the imp things from exam point of view..
    Even Sir’s videos and Written notes on the site are extremely helpful for a quick review of topics..
    I thoroughly think it was a very useful experience and i have learnt a lot..
    Sir’s teaching pattern is also very nice which connects chapters and helped us understand more..
    It was an extremely good experience for me.

    1. Tanvi, Thanks for the detailed feedback. I enjoyed teaching your batch for crash course. You can let others know about the crash course that we are conducting. Please get back for any difficulties in Pharmac.

  5. This website and notes have been very helpful in understanding the subject.It has played a great role in making a lot of topics more clarifying and easy. It’s generated a lot of intrest as well .Thankyou sir !

  6. I just love ur videos sir. U correlate concepts clinically and it is going to be really helpful in clinical practice. After watching ur lectures i found pharmacology very interesting. The way of teaching is just awesome as u interpret our questions in mind prior only… without even having the need to put forth those questions. Thank u so much sir❤

    1. Thank you, and I am glad you could appreciate the beauty of it. Keep it up. The website is free, request your juniors and colleagues to make use of it. Thanks again.

  7. Yes. Thanks. Now that the videos are also there, it’s similar to one-to-one teaching. Enjoy the beauty of pharmacology by understanding the basic concepts. Once logical thinking is developed, there is no need of rote learning.

  8. I used to think pharmacology is bit tricky and the interplay between pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics is very complicated. But, after going through these comprehensive notes it is not at all difficult. Even my friends from other colleges are finding pharmacology interesting!
    Notes are so organised that they are very helpful for last minute revision. Q and A format makes it super easy to recollect in examination.
    Notes are helping so many students amazingly well! Thank you so much Dr. Madhav Mutalik sir.

    1. Thanks for all the nice words. Yes, pharmacology is interesting. If one starts enjoying it, it is the success of teaching-learning phenomenon.

  9. Sir you are a wonderful person and phenomenal teacher. You are continuous source of inspiration to all. I wish you all the bests for future endeavours.

    1. Thanks for your kind words. We as teachers need to be evolving each day by relying on spontaneity and getting out of the fear of experimentation. If learning becomes more untraditional, it sustains the learners interest.

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