Pharmacy

Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences BPharm selection is done based on applicants scores in the Combined Pharmacy and Nursing Entrance Test (CPNET). Candidates who pass the exam and secure a valid score are selected and seats are allotted through counselling. To be eligible for the programme, the aspirants must be Class 12 or equivalent examination pass from a recognised board. 

Candidates seeking admission to BPharm course of Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences must be Class 12 or equivalent exam pass. There is no minimum aggregate mentioned by the authorities. However, the university can revise its eligibility requirements in an academic session. At the time of form filling and admission, the aspirants must hold the important documents (original and copies). 

Candidates with a valid BPharm degree of Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences are eligible for job roles in the government sector. There are various central and state government organisations that post job opportunities for Pharmacy degree holders. Some of the popular job profiles for BPharm candidates are TSPSC Drug Inspector, MPSC Pharmacist, ESIC Pharmacist, SBI Pharmacist, etc. 

Yes, UPUMS offers a four-year BPharm course at the undergraduate level. It is provided through the faculty of Pharmacy of the university. Candidates can get admission based on merit in the CPNET, conducted by the university. For eligibility, the minimum requirement is that the candidate must be Class 12 or equivalent exam pass. The eligible students can go to the official website to apply.

Candidates who have passed HSc/ CBSE/ ISC or equivalent examination with the following subjects: English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/ or Biology or (Botany/ Zoology) or equivalent can apply for BPharm programme at Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research. Aspirants must have relevant documents proving their eligibility for verification purposes.

Yes, D Pharmacy is considered a suitable option for those seeking early entry into the pharmaceutical sector. As a two-year diploma, it equips students with the practical competencies needed for roles such as community pharmacist, hospital dispenser, or sales and distribution executive.

Its shorter duration allows graduates to start earning sooner, compared to longer professional courses. However, career progression may be relatively limited without pursuing higher qualifications such as B Pharmacy or specialised certifications.