Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy Hosur Road Bangalore Answered Questions

Yes, Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy is considered to have a good and experienced faculty. The college has a wide array of faculty comprising assistant professors, associate professors, and professors. Some of the Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy faculty members are:Dr. Md Salahuddin, Principal, Professor & HOD, Department Of Pharmaceutical ChemistryDr. Preeti Karwa, Professor & HOD, Department Of Pharmaceutics Dr. Krishna Murthy, Professor & HOD,  PharmacognosyDr. Kalpana Devi, Professor, Department Of Pharmaceutical ChemistryDr. Asha AN, Professor, Department Of Pharmaceutics Mrs. Akila E, Associate Professor, Pharmacognosy

Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy, Bangalore, offers placement assistance to students. The median salary offered to students stood at INR 4.20 LPA. The placement cell of the college is committed to providing students with training and professional opportunities throughout their academic careers. The Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy placement cell also provides the students with various avenues to develop their professional and personal skills to prepare them for recruitment. Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy is visited by top companies for placements such as Cipla, Novartis,  Apollo Pharmacy, MedPlus, Biocon, Dr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd, and Micro Lab, among others.

Yes, students must have KCET scores to be admitted into the Pharm.D prgramme of Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy. Students who want to apply can visit the official website and use the online application form. How well you perform on the KCET and how many seats are open, will determine the outcome of your final selection. Some candidates might be required to attend counselling or present their documents if necessary.

Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy campus spreads across 2.5 acres of land. The college offers several facilities for its students. The facilities include well-furnished rooms and spacious classrooms, and full-time internet connectivity. The other facilities provided to the students of the college include:LibrarySeminar HallGirls' HostelBoys' HostelMedicinal Plant Garden and MuseumInnovation and Incubation Cell (IIC)ICT Facilities

KCET is required for studying BPharma, PharmD and DPharma courses here. You have to register and pass the qualifications to take the exam. Candidates are admitted to MPharma colleges based on their academic marks and KCET does not apply. Requirements for entrance tests are not the same for every programme.

Yes KCET scores are accepted by Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy for BPharma, PharmD and DPharma admissions. Almost all UG programs at the college need you to take KCET. Students are required to fulfill different academic and entry criteria. Those who qualify for the qualifications are now selected.

Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy does not organize their own test for admission. Most undergraduate courses require candidates to participate in KCET and the process may not be easy. You should take the time to prepare properly in Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Maths. Some students find the subject easier while others find it harder.

Anyone applying for Pharm.D at Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy must pass Class 12 with a minimum of 45% marks. The institution gives admission based on the candidate's KCET scores. One must achieve the set cutoff to get a place in the college. Only 40 people can get into the Pharm.D. programme each year.

For the majority of programs, you can't get direct admission at Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy. Admission into several courses will be either through KCET or based on merit. MPharma could have an admissions process that does not require taking an entrance exam. All students have to qualify under the eligibility criteria.

Yes, Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy offer equal opportunity to students to apply for scholarships. Some of the scholarships provided by the college are:Al-Ameen Scholarship TrustAl-Ameen Education Scholarship CommitteeNational Scholarship Scheme (NSP)State Scholarship Scheme (SSP)Other OrganisationsMinority Welfare DepartmentChildren of Organised Workers