Pharmacy

Candidates can enroll in the BPharma programme at City Group of College after completing Class 12. The course duration is four years with eight semesters. Selection is based on merit and the aggregate score obtained in Class 12. Applicants need at least 50% aggregate marks in Class 12 with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects and an elective subject from Biotechnology, Biology, or a technical vocational subject in Chemistry. The minimum aggregate score is 45% (40% for SC/ST candidates). Admission is based on combined scores from Class 12 and the CUET exam.

The placement report for CGC BPharma has not yet been released. According to the overall placement report for City Group of Colleges, the average package offered for the BPharma course during the 2023 placements was INR 2.50 LPA, with the highest package being INR 6.50 LPA. Additionally, prominent recruiters for the included HCL, Tech Mahindra, Aditya Birla Group, Policy Bazar, Accenture, Genpact, and more.

Yes, BPharma is available at City Group of College. It is a full-time undergraduate programme with a duration of four years, divided into eight semesters. Admission to the BPharma is determined by the combined scores from Class 12 and the accepted CUET exam. Prospective candidates must meet the required eligibility criteria. After the selection process, candidates are required to remit the BPharma fees for City Group of College courses to get admission. 

Applicants must have completed Class 12 or its equivalent from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate marks. Students must have studied Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects and can choose one elective subject from Biotechnology, Biology, or a technical vocational subject in Chemistry. Candidates must secure a minimum aggregate score of 45% (40% for SC/ST candidates) in the qualifying exam. However, admission to the BPharma programme is determined by the combined scores from Class 12 and the accepted CUET exam.

Yes, students can definitely pursue a BPharm degree after completing a DPharma programme at Haridwar University. Usually, when students finish their DPharm degree, they don't have to start BPharm from the first year. Instead, they can join directly in the second year. This is called lateral entry. So, instead of a four-year course, BPharm will only take three years for them. This is a popular way to continue studying because it helps students to learn more and get a higher degree in Pharmacy. Therefore, DPharm students who join BPharm in the second year only need to study for three years.