Pharmacy

Yes, project work is part of the course curriculum. Students have to submit a project related to the stream in the last semester. A proper report has to be presented to the respective faculty. Students can get in touch with the faculty/teachers for guidance.

There are eight practical subjects that are taught in the first semester. The curriculum has similar theory subjects. Enlisted below are the PU BPharm practical subjects:

• Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Pharmaceutical Analysis I
• Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• Pharmaceutics I
• Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I
• Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
• Biochemistry
• Communication Skills

The university admits candidates to the pharmacy degree course on a merit basis. Applicants' scores in Class 12 or equivalent exams is taken into consideration. To be eligible for the course, candidates must be Class 12 pass with PCB/PCM subjects from a recognised board.

The eligible students can visit the online portal of the university to fill out the admission form. These applications are shortlisted by the authorities and seat allotment process is carried out. The selected students can then pay the admission fee for seat confirmation.

Yes, the university online application portal is currently open. Aspirants can visit the official website to apply for the BPharm programme. The application deadline is not available and hence, the students are advised to apply as soon as possible.

Yes, Parul University offers a BPharm (lateral entry) course. It is a three-year course divided into six semesters. Candidates selected for admission are directly admitted to the second year of the course. Admission to the programme shall be granted on a merit basis. The eligible students can visit the university website to register and apply.

The university admits candidates to the UG course based on merit in the last qualifying examination. Thus, the applicant's scores in Class 12 are considered. Apart from this, the candidates must fulfil the course-specific eligibility requirements. Apart from this, no other exam score is required to get a seat in the BPharm course.

Candidates seeking admission to the pharmacy course must be Class 12 or equivalent exam pass in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths (PCM) or Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB). The qualifying exam should have been passed from a recognised board. Students must also have educational pass certificates. These documents have to be submitted to the university for verification purposes.