Pharmacy

APJ Abdul Kalam University conducts merit-based admission for its DPharm course. Merit is calculated using the score of the last qualifying exam. Only those candidates who have a valid academic exam score are eligible for PG level admission. Direct admission is possible, so eligible applicants have to apply by registering themselves on the official website and meeting the university's minimum eligibility criteria.

Biju Patnaik University of Technology Rourkela offers a total of 1,620 seats for the BPharma course. The seats are offered via multiple affiliated colleges or campuses. The seats are only allocated to the students based on the OJEE scores. Candidates can find below the BPharma seat bifurcation:

Yes, there are opportunity for Government jobs after completing BPharma from BPUT. BPharm graduates of BPUT can seek various government jobs at the central as well as the state level. Most of the government jobs require graduates to appear for competitve exams conducted by various recruiting organisations, such as UPSC, SSC, etc. Some popular government job profiles for BPharma graduates of the university are listed below:

• TSPSC Drug Inspector
• Pharmacovigilance Officer
• SBI Pharmacist
• ESIC Pharmacist
• MPSC Pharmacist
• OPSC Drug Inspector
• Railway (RRB) Pharmacist

BPUT has not released the placement report for the year 2023. The average package for BPharma course is the recent years range from INR 1.4 LPA to INR 3 LPA. Further, the BPUT BPharma graduates are recruited by top recruiters,  such as TCS, Infosys, TATA Steel, and Accenture, visited the campus. This is to note that, the placement stats mentioned here are gathered from Shiksha review. Hence, the stats may vary further.

BSc Nursing focuses on nursing practice and patient care, while B Pharmacy focuses on pharmaceutical sciences and medication-related roles. Candidates can view the table below to see the comparison between the two.

Note: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

Barkartullah University, Bhopal BPharm course is of a four-year duration. It is divided into eight semesters. Candidates have to complete/pass the exams within the maximum course duration to get the degree. The mode of study is full-time for the UG-level programme. 

For admission to the course, aspirants must meet the eligibility requirements. The selection is done on a merit-basis by the university. 

Here's the deal with jobs after B Pharmacy:

• Lots of Competition: Tons of grads chasing the same jobs.

• Low Starting Pay: Entry-level pay isn't that high compared to other healthcare fields.

• Slow Growth in Some Jobs: Retail pharmacy can take a while to move up.

• Need More Studies: If you want better roles, you might need M Pharmacy, Pharm D, or an MBA.