PharmaCAL experiments
Realistic simulations with live tracings, the drugs you would use in the lab, and a guided Tutorial for each one. Learn, Practice and Unknown-drug modes for colleges and students, from ₹999 a year.
See all 24 experiments →PharmaCAL simulates the experiments in the NMC MBBS curriculum and the MD/MSc pharmacology practicals: dog blood pressure, organ baths, bioassays, CNS screening and toxicity tests. The Tutorial and demo of every experiment are free; colleges and students buy full access, and colleges run graded exams.
No sign-up needed for the demo. Works on laptops, tablets and phones.
Built by a pharmacology teacher, for the practicals and lectures Indian medical and pharmacy colleges teach every year.
Realistic simulations with live tracings, the drugs you would use in the lab, and a guided Tutorial for each one. Learn, Practice and Unknown-drug modes for colleges and students, from ₹999 a year.
See all 24 experiments →Run practical exams for a whole batch: unknown drugs, graph questions and perform-a-task stations, with scrambled samples, automatic marking and a replay of every student’s record.
College licence →Ready-to-teach PowerPoint decks on pharmacology topics, for subscribers to download and adapt for their own lectures.
About the library →Inject adrenaline, block α receptors and watch Dale’s vasomotor reversal appear on a polygraph or smoked-drum record, with heart rate and breathing traced alongside.

Build dose–response curves on guinea pig ileum, rat uterus or fundus, shift them with an antagonist, and work out pA2 from a Schild plot or the strength of an unknown with Fieller limits.

Every organ-bath experiment, the dog BP set-up and the Langendorff heart open in an interactive 3D view: drag to turn, pinch to zoom, and label each part.
More about the 3D views
We set up your college and give your staff their own logins.
Pick the experiments and exam kinds. Every student gets their own scrambled samples.
Answers are marked automatically, and staff can replay each student’s record step by step.
Open any experiment’s Tutorial now, or start a 30-day free trial for your college.