Programme Overview

The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) is a 4-year undergraduate professional program designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences, drug formulation, and healthcare practices. The course blends theoretical learning with hands-on training in laboratories to build practical skills essential for the industry. Students gain insights into drug development, quality control, pharmacology, and patient care. The program also covers aspects of hospital pharmacy, regulatory affairs, and community health. It prepares graduates to work in pharmaceutical companies, clinical settings, drug research, or government health departments. With a strong foundation, students can also pursue higher education or specialized fields like pharmacovigilance and clinical research. This program is ideal for those aspiring to contribute to the healthcare sector through medicine and innovation.

  • 4 Years

    Duration of programme

  • Under Graduate

    Level of Study

Key Highlights

Advanced Pharma Laboratories
Expert Interaction Programs
Industrial Exposure Visits
Internships & Placement Support
Research-Driven Learning

How will you benefit

Develop core competencies in drug formulation, manufacturing, quality control, and regulatory compliance to meet industry standards.
Apply principles of pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical chemistry in designing and developing safe, effective, and scalable drug products.
Utilize modern analytical tools, techniques, and good laboratory practices (GLP) for testing raw materials, finished products, and ensuring quality assurance.
Gain hands-on experience in production processes, machinery handling, packaging technology, and industrial hygiene practices.

What will you study

Drug formulation, analysis, design, and delivery

Pharmacology, toxicology, and clinical practice

Regulatory affairs, ethics, and pharmaceutical law

Industrial processes, biotechnology, and quality assurance

  • PO-1-Develop core competencies in drug formulation, manufacturing, quality control, and regulatory compliance to meet industry standards. 
  • PO-2-Apply principles of pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical chemistry in designing and developing safe, effective, and scalable drug products.
  • PO-3-Utilize modern analytical tools, techniques, and good laboratory practices (GLP) for testing raw materials, finished products, and ensuring quality assurance.
  • PO-4-Gain hands-on experience in production processes, machinery handling, packaging technology, and industrial hygiene practices.
  • PO-5-Understand national and international regulatory frameworks (like CDSCO, USFDA, WHO-GMP) and maintain proper documentation as per industry protocols. 

  • PSO-1-Understanding of Pharmaceutical Sciences: Students will gain a strong foundation in subjects like pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmacognosy, and pharmaceutical analysis.
  • PSO-2-Drug Formulation and Development: Ability to design and prepare various dosage forms such as tablets, capsules, injectables, and ointments.
  • PSO-3-Clinical Pharmacy Practice: Competence in medication therapy management, drug interaction analysis, and patient counselling.
  • PSO-4-Innovation Mindset: Encouragement of creativity in pharmaceutical formulations and problem-solving approaches in healthcare delivery.
  • PSO-5-Career Readiness: Preparedness for roles in pharmaceutical industries, regulatory affairs, quality control, hospital/clinical pharmacy, and drug marketing. 

  • PEO-1-To produce pharmacy graduates with sound theoretical knowledge and practical skills in pharmaceutical sciences, capable of contributing to drug development, manufacturing, regulation, and clinical pharmacy services.
  • PEO-2-To create a cadre of trained professionals who can play a vital role in the rational use of medicines, patient safety, pharmacovigilance, and community-based healthcare, thereby strengthening the overall healthcare delivery mechanism.
  • PEO-3-To foster a research-oriented academic environment that encourages innovation in drug discovery, formulation science, biotechnology, and pharmacological studies.
  • PEO-4-To bridge the gap between academia and the pharmaceutical industry by offering industry-relevant curriculum, internships, and skill development modules, thereby increasing graduates' employability in both national and international job markets. 
  • PEO-5-To equip students with the knowledge and confidence to become entrepreneurs in the pharmaceutical sector, including opening retail/wholesale pharmacies, starting small scale manufacturing units, or working in pharmaceutical marketing.

Curriculum

  • Human Anatomy & Physiology I & II
  • Pharmaceutical Analysis I
  • Pharmaceutics I (Dosage forms)
  • Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
  • Communication Skills / Remedial Biology or Mathematics
  • Biochemistry
  • Pathophysiology
  • Computer Applications in Pharmacy
  • Environmental Sciences

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY

Pharmaceutical Industry
Clinical and Healthcare Sector
Sales & Marketing
Entrepreneurship

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

10+2 with PCB/PCM

from a recognised board

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