Pharmacy

For admission in Pharm.D. course at Chitkara College of Pharmacy, you need to pass10+2 with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects, plus Mathematics or Biology, with a minimum 50% aggregate score.

Sorry, but according to me with 96.09 percentile in MHT-CET through PCB, you cannot get admission to ICT for B.Tech Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology. The cuttoff competitively closes around 99.0 to 99.9 percentile.

For admission at in or Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) at Chitkara College of Pharmacy, you must pass 10+2 from a recognised board with a minimum score of 50% and Physics and Chemistry with mandatory subjects.

The BPharma  placements at Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research are very good. Have a look at the table below to know more:

Yes, B.Pharma programs in Kolkata also have the requirement of internships wherein students must complete minimum 150 hours. It can be done at hospitals, community pharmacies or industrial pharmacy. This will give name of the practical experience hands on training and skills to start their careers as doctors or pharmacists.

B.Pharma General is the most popular specialisation, offered by nearly all colleges in Kolkata. A few colleges also offer Pharmaceutical Technology as an additional option. Some universities extend further specialisation opportunities at the M.Pharma level. Checking available specialisations helps students align their course with career goals. This adds more depth to your pharmacy education.

Yes, about 9 colleges in Kolkata provide for lateral entry to B.Pharma. This option is open to students who have already completed a D.Pharma Diploma program. They can directly enrol in second year of the course, which will save them both time and money.

Not all colleges hold PCI approval, so verification is important before applying. Around 35 colleges in West Bengal overall are PCI-approved as per recent data. Always check the official PCI website to confirm a college's approval status. Studying in a non-approved college can affect your future licensing. This step is crucial for every pharmacy aspirant.