Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University

Yes, JVWU offers a BSc programme in different specialisations and as an integrated course as well. To be eligible for these courses, aspirants must have completed Class 12 with relevant subjects and minimum aggregate. The selection for admission to BSc courses is merit-based for some courses whereas JNEE is required for some of the specialisations. The university also offer admission through management quota.

For admission to a BSc programme of the Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University, aspirants must fulfil the eligibility requirements. The applications of only the students with appropriate educational qualification is treated as valid. Hence, the students who are Class 12 or equivalent examination pass with PCM/PCB subjects can apply. At the time of form filling or admission, students must hold the pass certificates. These are required for verification purposes.

Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University fee structure include components that are one-time chargeable or have to be paid annually/semesterly. Students are required to pay the admission fee amount to confirm their seats. JVWU BSc tuition fee ranges between INR 1.5 Lacs and INR 2.8 lakh. This fee amount is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

The students after fee payment must keep the fee payment receipt safe. It can be required for future references.

It is a full residential women's university. Hence, the university has seats divided into two categories: day boarders and residential students. JVWU also admit candidates under management quota. Moreover, out of the total seat intake,  10% of seats are reserved for the day boarders and 90% for residential students. The aspirants can also get in touch with the admission office to gather more details related to the seat reservation.

The total seat intake for JVWU BPharm course is 40. At the time of seat allotment, the sanctioned seat intake is also taken into consideration. The university has certain seats under management quota as well. Out of total seats, 10% are for day boarders and 90% are for residential students. The mentioned seat intake is as per the Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University official website. Hence, is indicative. 

JVWU BPharm syllabus is inclusive of theory and practical subjects. The course curriculum mentions semester-wise list of subjects covered in a particular academic year. Students also have to submit a project in the last semester of the programme. Some of the subjects covered in the first year of the programme are:

• Biochemistry
• Pharmaceutics
• Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Communication Skills
• Pathophysiology
• Environmental sciences and biomedical waste management

There are various practical subjects included in the JVWU BPharm course curriculum. Each of the semester has some practical subjects. A credit is attached with each of it. Mentioned below are some of the practical subjects covered in the course:

• Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Pharmaceutics
• Remedial Biology
• Biochemistry
• Pharmaceutical Engineering
• Medicinal Chemistry, etc.

The university offer admission to the BPharm programme based on merit in JNEE exam and through management quota. Candidates seeking admission must meet the course-specific eligibility criteria as prescribed by the authorities. The eligible students can visit the JVWU website to register and apply. After conclusion of application procedure, a merit list is published with names of the selected students. These students can take part in counselling for document verification and seat allotment. 

The university admit candidates to the UG course through JNEE scores. This entrance test is generally conducted in May as per past years' schedule. Currently, admission 2024-25 enquiry form is available on the JVWU official website. Aspirants can visit the university website to register and apply. 

Yes, the students can join JVWU Jaipur BPharm course without JNEE scores. The university offers admission under management quota to the students. Students can apply for seats under this quota and get selected without a valid exam scores. However, the fulfilment of eligibility requirements can be made compulsory by the authorities.