Pharmacy programs cover a wide range of subjects including pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacy practice, pharmacotherapy, clinical pharmacy, and more. Students learn about drug composition, their effects on the body, dosage forms, drug delivery systems, dispensing medications, patient care, and pharmaceutical research.

Course Duration: 4 Years

Course Offered 

• D Pharmacy
• B Pharmacy

Eligibility Criteria:For a BPharm, completion of 10+2 education in Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics) from a recognized board is usually required. For a PharmD, similar criteria apply, along with meeting specific grade requirements set by the institution.

Job Opportunities: Graduates from pharmacy programs can work as pharmacists, clinical pharmacists, hospital pharmacists, research scientists, pharmaceutical industry professionals, regulatory affairs specialists, and in roles related to drug development, formulation, quality control, and patient care. They can find employment in pharmacies, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, research institutions, government agencies, and academia.