Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) 

at Jaipur National University, Jaipur

Jaipur National University BPharm graduates can find job opportunities in both public and private sectors. The degree holders can apply for a job in hospitals, clinics, and medical supply stores. Moreover, the graduates can also opt for post gradudate programmes. The BPharm degree holders can pursue PG Diploma in Pharmacy, an MBA in Pharmaceutical Administration, an MPharma, a Doctor of Pharmacy (DPharma), and other degrees. Some of the colleges also provide six-month programmes after BPharmacy.

• The job avenues are manifold for a pharmacist, for example, in the industry, academics, hospitals, investigation, research institutes, and development of various areas in the Government sector.
 
• In government organisations, a pharmacist maintains proper records according to various government acts governing the profession of pharmacy. 

According to the information provided on the University's official website, for admission to the BPharm course at Jaipur National University, candidates should be Class 12 passed with PCB/PCM subjects and have secured at least an aggregate of 45%. Next, the students have to appear for an in-house university entrance examination i.e., JNU CET. Further, candidates who qualify for the entrance examination with good scores can get a seat in the university. However, admission without entrance and with management quota is not explicitly mentioned on the college website. 

The subjects taught in the first semester of the BPharm programme at Jaipur National University typically include foundational courses in pharmaceutical sciences. Here are the main subjects:

1. Human Anatomy and Physiology I

2. Pharmaceutical Analysis I

3. Pharmaceutics I

4. Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

5. Communication Skills

6. Remedial Biology/Remedial Mathematics

These subjects provide a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, preparing students for advanced topics in subsequent semesters

In the scenario, if two or more aspirants for the BPharm course at JNU Rajasthan secure the same marks/ranks in the entrance examination, the university follows some rules for allocating the seat to deserving candidates, rules are:

• The candidate,  who has secured a higher percentage of marks in Class 12 or equivalent examination will be given preference.
• Candidates who perform well in the merit, university will consider that student.
• If the marks secured in Class 12 or equivalent examination are the same in such cases first preference will be given to the candidate who has secured a higher percentage of marks at Class 10 or equivalent examination.