Pharmacy

Bahra University admission to the BPharma programme is made if candidates meet the minimum eligibility requirement set by the University. For admission to the BPharma programme at Bahra University, candidates must have passed the Class 12 examination with from any recognised state/national board with PCB or Maths minimum 45% aggregtae (reserved cateogory - 40% aggregate).

Bahra University BPharm admission is also offered via lateral entry for which candidate must complete Diploma in Pharmacy from recognised state board with minimum 45% aggregate (for reserved category – 40% aggregate).

For admission to BPharmacy course at Bahra University, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. The selection criteria for this course are merit-based + admission counsellor and candidates must pass Class 12 from any recognised state/national board with PCB or Maths minimum 45% aggregate. Aspirants who belong to the reserved category should complete Class 12 with a 40% aggregate. Candidates who have not completed Class 12 are not eligible for admission.

Mewar University BPharma selection criteria include qualifying the entrance exam. The university conducts its own entrance exam Mewar University Entrance Exam (MUEE), for its undergraduate course. However, candidates can also go for the Common University Entrance Test also known as CUET UG for the selection rounds. Further, candidates must participate in the counselling rounds for as a part of the selection procedure at Mewar University.

Yes, the BPharma degree from Mewar University is valid. The university is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under section 2 (f) of the UGC Act, 1956, with powers to confer degrees under section 22 (1) of the same act. Additionally, the University is also approved u/s 12B of UGC Act, 1956 and NAAC accredited.

Therefore, after completing BPharma degree from Mewar University, students can legally pursue a variety of careers in the public and private sectors. Students can go for further education in the fields of Pharmacy.

The Department of Pharmacy at Mewar University offers a BPharma programme in Pharmaceutical Sciences with a yearly intake of 100 students. The curriculum has been following the CBCS pattern with a semester system since 2013. The course consists of theory and practical classes each semester, with eight semesters in total. In addition to the compulsory subjects, internal electives and external elective subjects are also offered. Mewar University follows the course syllabus and scheme as per PCI norms.

Mewar University BPharma (Practice) course is a two-year course that is designed to provide additional qualifications to professional pharmacists. To pursue the BPharma (Practice) course candidates must qualify for the below-mentioned eligibility criteria:

• Diploma in Pharmacy from a recognised board.
• Candidates must be a registered pharmacist under the Pharmacy Act, 1948
• Have at least four years of pharmacy practice experience in a hospital or community pharmacy
• Have valid PCI recognition