Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm)

1. A pass in 10+2/ H.Sc/ CBSE Examinations or its equivalent. Must have the qualifying examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology or (Botany & Zoology) or Mathematics and English individually and must have obtained marks as per the Pharmacy Council Norms and Regulations.
2. Must have passed the Competitive Entrance Examinations conducted by the University

• Quality control and quality assurance are the integral core of the pharma industry. Pharma Analysis controls the quality of drugs and plays a major role in quality management. The pharma industry, the vital segment of the health care system conducts research and manufactures and markets pharmaceutical and biological products. Quality in these can be achieved only through professionals.
• The graduates of the VMU B. Pharm course have wide job opportunities in the pharma industry in R&D, quality control departments, in commercial analytical labs (R&D) and in herbal drugs and food materials manufacturing companies in India and abroad. Other positions include Government Analyst, Q.A in herbal industries, Drugs Inspector, teaching faculty in a college of pharmacy and overseas jobs in the pharma industry.
• Lateral Entry: A pass in D.Pharmacy with an aggregate of 50% marks in the first and second year

Fees of lateral entry:1,20,000 annual.

• B.Pharm (Practice):A pass in D.Pharmacy with minimum of 4 years experience in Community or hospital Pharmacy.
• Fees B.Pharm (Practice): 40000 annual.
• Duration: 2year.