The practical exam for the Pharmaceutical Instrumental Analysis course was conducted for third-year students at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences over four consecutive days, comprising 18 practical test sessions.

The exam was organized under the supervision of the laboratory coordinator, Ms. Mai Jaber, with the participation of Dr. Lubna Al-Sweilemeen, Ms. Anwar Al-Huneiti, and Pharmacist Mohammad Sariya, alongside the outstanding efforts of laboratory supervisors, Pharmacists Aya Al-Hajj and Taqa Al-Zagoul, to ensure the exam was carried out with the highest standards of accuracy and organization.

During the exam, students performed qualitative and quantitative analyses using the UV-VIS Spectroscopy device. The tasks included preparing samples with different concentrations, analyzing their chemical properties, as well as analyzing an unknown concentration sample and performing the necessary calculations to determine its concentration. Students relied on a comprehensive scientific methodology that involved preparing solutions, calibrating instruments, and analyzing results.
The students demonstrated exceptional skills and a deep understanding of the experiments, reflecting their ability to apply theoretical principles in a real practical environment.

These practical exams, which the college regularly organizes, aim to enhance students' practical understanding and bridge theoretical concepts with real-life applications. This contributes to preparing a generation of academically and practically qualified pharmacists capable of meeting labor market demands and keeping up with scientific and professional advancements.