Pharmacy

Dr. Rajendra Gode Institute of Pharmacy, Amravati provides placement assistance to its B. Pharm graduate students. While the institute does not officially list how many such placements it has or who the most likely applicants for these placements are, the institute is strongly tied to industry and offers holistic development for students, such as co-curricular and training sessions enhancing employability. 

Placement is guided through the Training and Placement (T&P) cell, with guidelines for participation in job fairs and recruitment drives in collaboration with industry partners.

Dev Bhoomi Uttarakhand University's BPharm is a job-oriented programme that prepares students for career in the field of pharmaceutical, healthcare and research industries. Listed below are some job opportunities that BPharm graduates of the university can pursue:

• Pharmacist
• Drug inspector
• Health inspector
• Pharmaceutical marketing
• Pathological lab scientist
• Medical Underwriter
• Pharmaceutical company
• Wholesaler
• Chemical/drug technician
• Medical devices and quality control manufacturing
• R&D executive

Yes, BPharm students of DBUU are eligible for a variety of scholarships. The university offers these scholarships under various categories. Some scholarship categories and scholarships offered to BPharm students are listed below:

Domicile Scholarship:

-Uttarakhand State Domicile Policy (25% per year)

-Diversity Scholarship Policy (10% on first year fee)

-Other State Domicile Policy (10% per year)

Meritorious Scholarship

Up to 50% on base fee

Early Bird Scholarship

5% on first year fee

Category Scholarships

-Khel Ratna Scholarships (5% per year)

-Beti Padhaao Scholarship (5% per year)

-Scholarship for wards of Defense Personnel (5% per year)

BPharma at DBUU is offered by the Dev Bhoomi School of Pharmacy and Research, Dev Bhoomi Uttarakhand University The university has a total intake of 112 students for the BPharm programme. This includes 100 seats for the regular BPharm programme and 12 seats for the BPharm (Lateral Entry) programme. The mentioned seats are sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

DBUU BPharma admissions are merit-based. The university admits students to its BPharma programme based on their merit in the last qualified exam (Class 12/DPharm). As per the information available on the university's official website, they admission is not subject to an entrance test. Aspirants must have a decent aggregate in their last-qualified exam to ensure admission. They must also meet the prescribed eligibility criteria for course admission. However, the university may provide direct admission in special cases. For detailed admission criteria, aspirants can get in touch with the university's admission office.