What is Pharma?: Course Fees 2025, Subjects, Top Colleges, Admissions

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Yes — there are some relatively “affordable” B Pharma (B.Pharm) colleges in Indore. What “affordable” means will depend on how tight your budget is, but below are a few options where the fees are comparatively low (compared with many private colleges), along with some context.

 Some Affordable B.P

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Yes — there is evidence that graduates (and students) from Chandigarh University (CU), especially from its biosciences/biotechnology/pharmacy‑related programmes, do get placed in/recruited by research labs, pharmaceutical companies, and biotech firms.

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Yes — Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) does provide an option for its own entrance test for some programmes.

On the official admission‑process page of DPGU/SPR, it says that candidates can either apply using scores from a “national/state entrance exam”

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The eligibility criteria for B.Pharm at SPR mention that candidates must have passed 10+2 (with required subjects) + a valid entrance exam score (or equivalent). 

The criteria specify a minimum academic performance (minimum 45% in 12th for general category, 40% for reserved). 

There is no mention

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Yes — the application process for Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) is available online.

SPR's website offers an “Application Form” page: you can select your programme (e.g. D.Pharm, B.Pharm, M.Pharm, etc.), fill in personal & academic details, and subm

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Most sources list these documents for UG/PG / general admissions at SPR. 

• Class 10 (SSC or equivalent) marksheet / certificate.

• Class 12 (HSC / 10+2 / intermediate) marksheet / certificate. 

• Transfer Certificate (TC) or Leaving Certificate from the school/college last attended. 

• Certificate of Indian

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SPR's public eligibility criteria for its courses (B.Pharm, D.Pharm, etc.) list requirements like “passed 10+2 from a recognised board / state‑central board + entrance exam score (NEET / MHT‑CET / PERA‑CET or equivalent)” for UG pharmacy courses. 

The official overview of SPR mentions its internat

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For the B.Pharm programme, the eligibility requirement lists a minimum marks threshold of 45% in 10+2 for general candidates and 40% for “candidates belonging to reserved category.” 

The eligibility page distinguishes between general and reserved category criteria, which strongly suggests that SPR

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There is no statement on the official SPR eligibility or admission‑process pages indicating that “students appearing for 12th (awaiting results)” or “predicted board examination scores” will be considered.

External education‑listing sources summarizing SPR's conditions also mirror the “passed 10+2

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for B.Pharm admissions, the “merit list” is not solely based on 12th‑class marks — it includes an entrance exam (or valid external score) + possibly PI (interview) + meeting eligibility criteria (e.g. 45% in required subjects in 12th).

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Yes — there is an interview/counseling (or at least a Personal Interview, PI) round as part of the admission process at Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy & Research (SPR).

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On the official “Admission Process” page of DPGU / SPR, the steps are described broadly as follows. 

Application / Registration — Candidate registers via university's admission portal. You can apply either by sitting for DPGU's own entrance test (called DPAT), or by submitting valid scores from ac

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I was unable to find any official, documented tie-breaking rule for candidates who score the same in entrance exam / qualifying exam.

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Yes — gap-year students are very likely eligible for admission (unless there's a hidden internal rule)

SPR's eligibility depends only on having a valid 10+2 (or equivalent) pass + entrance exam score;

There is no public restriction on “when” the 10+2 was passed;

There is no age criterion or explicit

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I found no publicly available document from SPR/DPGU that describes a “credit-transfer policy” (i.e. transferring credits from other recognised institutions) for its pharmacy programmes.

The official fee-structure page, programme list, and eligibility criteria pages do not mention “credit transfer

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According to the official fee-structure of Dr. DY Patil Dnyan Prasad University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR), the annual tuition fee for the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) programme is ₹ 2,50,000 per year.

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For Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR), the tuition fee for the D.Pharm programme is listed as ₹ 12,000 (for the two-year diploma).

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SPR's official site clearly states it has a library with books, journals, e-resources, reading room, etc. 

It also states there are “well-equipped laboratories” for practicals and research. 

So physically the infrastructure for lab work and library access is present at SPR.

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The official fee data for SPR lists tuition (and other components like security deposit, hostel fee etc.) for various courses, but the published “tuition fee” appears as a total amount or per-year amount, not explicitly per-semester. 

For instance: for B.Pharm at SPR, the “tuition fee” is quoted a

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According to SPR's official fee structure:

B.Pharm: ₹ 2,50,000 per year

D.Pharm: ₹ 1,00,000 per year 

Pharm.D: ₹ 2,50,000 per year

M.Pharm: ₹ 3,00,000 per year

Thus, for a 4‑year B.Pharm course, tuition alone over 4 years comes to ~ ₹ 10 lakhs (assuming no increase, 2.5 lakhs * 4).

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SPR lists its annual tuition fees for various programmes on its “Fee Structure” page. 

However — on that fee‑structure page — there is no explicit item listed for “registration fee, ” “admission fee, ” “caution deposit, ” or similar one-time charges.

The “Fee Structure” table simply shows “Fees per

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For allied‑health / allied‑sciences‑type courses under DPGU (in parts of the institution outside pharmacy), the “fee payment guidelines” accept payment via Debit Card, Credit Card, UPI, NEFT/RTGS, etc. rather than cash.

At least for some other schools under DPGU (for example their School of Design

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Yes — there is public information about how fees are paid at Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU) / its School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) (since SPR is part of DPU/DPGU), and based on that you can infer which payment modes are accepted for fee payments there.

According to the “Guidelines for

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Yes — there is a publicly stated fee‑refund policy for Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU) — which includes its School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR).

According to the official refund / cancellation policy page of DPGU / its umbrella institute:

If a student withdraws or cancels admission before

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Yes — Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) does offer scholarships for merit‑based students.

According to publicly available information:

There's a “Chancellor's Scholarship” for students with “exceptional academic achievements or top merit rank” — this off

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SPR lists a number of scholarship/fee‑waiver categories: e.g. “Chancellor's Scholarship” (100 % waiver for top merit), “Bhagyavidya Scholarship” (75 % waiver for meritorious students), EWS (50 %), “Sukanya Scholarship” for girl students (25 %), sports‑achiever scholarships, etc. 

These scholarship

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Yes — there are special scholarships / fee‑concessions for girl students at Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR).

Among the listed scholarships for SPR is a scheme named “Sukanya Scholarship”, described as for “meritorious girl students.” This offers a 25%

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Yes,  based on publicly available information, Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) does list a “concession for wards of staff & alumni” among its scholarship/fee‑concession schemes.

The “Fee Concession for Wards of Staff & Alumni” is explicitly named in t

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Yes — there are scholarship / fee‑waiver schemes at Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) that could apply to students from economically weaker sections — but I did not find clear, public confirmation that there are dedicated “minority‑community scholarshi

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Based on what's available for SPR (and common procedure across similar institutions), here's how you'd usually apply:

1. Fill admission + scholarship form when applying for admission

   • SPR's “Application Form” for admission (online) includes listing of all programmes — B.Pharm, D.Pharm, etc.

   • While applyi