The pharmacy program is designed to produce skilled and efficient professionals to manage pharmaceutical industries, hospital pharmacy, community pharmacy services and other government body related to health services and research organizations. Students following successful completion of this program will be able to pursue higher studies and work at home and abroad.

The core courses of the curriculum comprise the following areas:

1. Pharmaceutical Technology & Pharmaceutics: It includes Introduction to Pharmacy, Physical Pharmacy (Physical Chemistry), Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Pharmaceutics, Industrial Pharmacy, Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology.

2. Pharmaceutical Microbiology: GMP, Microbial contamination of factory, and product, sterilization, synthesis and assessment of antibiotic.

3. Pharmaceutical Chemistry: It includes Inorganic Pharmacy, Organic Pharmacy, and Medicinal Chemistry, Analysis and Quality control.

4. Pharmacology: It includes General Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacy, Drug Interaction and Toxicology.

5. Pharmacognosy: It deals with various aspects of Natural crude Drugs and other economic Product of Pharmaceutical interest of plant origin.

6. Physiology, Anatomy and Pathology: These course are included to form the basis of the Pharmacology course given in the advanced years of the study.

7. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology: It is imcorporated for better understanding of the advanced Pharmacology course.

8. Bio-statistics and Computer Science: It is required for Pharmaceutical and statistical analysis and Interpretation of Biological studies and experimental results.

9. Pharmaceutical Marketing and Managements: The courses of this category are needed for the development of skill to face the tough challenge of marketing and management of Pharmaceutical products.

10. Pharmacy Law and Ethics: These courses are incorporated to impart the knowledge required for handling the matters within the requirement of govt. legistation and professional ethics.

11. Hospital Pharmacy: It includes Hospital Pharmacy and Community Pharmacy and related subjects.

12. Besides these, English as language course is to be offered to impart the additional knowledge which are believed to be helpful in the practical life of a student.

N.B.: The course curriculum for B. Pharm program may be revised at any time to meet the global demand. The revised curriculum will be submitted to the competent authority, if required as per Private University Act.

Eligibility for Admission: The minimum qualifications for admission into the undergraduate program are:

Academic Qualifications:
(i) Candidate must pass SSC/ "O" level or recognized equivalents and HSC/"A" level or recognized equivalent in Science Group and obtain a minimum GPA 3.5 (in a scale of 5) without any additional subject.
(ii) Candidate must have a minimum aggregate GPA 8.00 in SSC/ "O" level or equivalent and HSC/ "A" level or equivalent examinations (in a total scale of 10).
(iii) Candidate must pass HSC/ "A" level or recognized equivalent examination with a minimum GPA 4.0 in Physics, Chemistry and Biology separately and a minimum GPA 3.5 in Mathematics (in a scale of 5).
(iv) The student must pass HSC/ “A” level or recognized equivalents with the following Science subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.
(v) However, candidates having no Mathematics at the HSC/ “A” level or recognized equivalents may be admitted, but they need to take an extra 3 (three) credits course on Mathematics relevant to B. Pharm curriculum.
(vi) Candidate must pass HSC/ "A" level or recognized equivalent examination in current year or one previous year. Foreign students must have passed 12 education years and got same grades in equivalent examinations from foreign recognized institutions.

Admission and Duration of a Semester
There are two semesters in every year . Admission for 1st year, 1st semester is open in every semester. Notice for admission in B. Pharm will be published in different national dailies. The Pharmacy program consists of 8 (eight) semesters for B. Pharm spreading over four academic years. Duration of each semester is 20 working weeks, which may be divided into classes, preparatory leave and semester final examinations as follows:

Apart from the 20 working weeks, the university remains open for clearance/ improvement/ carryover examinations, finalization of results, and admission of students.

Degree Requirements

Total course requirements for degree programare as follows:

Total 74 courses (165 credits)

Course Listings

GED core

Major Core Courses