Post-graduate (PG) education in pharmacology is aimed at creating specialists who can provide high-quality healthcare and contribute to scientific advancements through research and training. Pharmacology comprises both experimental and clinical sciences, and a competent medical pharmacologist should possess knowledge and skills in both areas. Experimental pharmacology is crucial for understanding drug action in diseases and developing new drugs, while clinical pharmacology is essential for prescribing practices, identifying adverse drug reactions, conducting clinical trials, and ensuring drug safety.