Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.)
at Bahra University, Solan

Private University
Estd. 2011

Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.)

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Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.)
at
Bahra University
Overview

Bahra University offers a 2 years Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) at the UG level. Candidates need to fulfil the both eligibility and selection criteria to get admission in the course. The institution accepts the scores of HPBOSE 12th exam for admission to the course. The total tuition fee for Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) is INR 1,20,000. Additionally, candidates opting for hostel facility need to pay a fee of INR 1,60,000. Check below more details on Bahra University Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.):

Total Tuition Fees	₹1.28 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	2 years
Course Level	UG Diploma
Mode of Course	Full Time
Average package	₹ 3.00 Lakh
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	60
Type of University	Private

Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.)
at
Bahra University
Fees

Bahra University Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) fees includes components, namely examination, medical, seat rent, etc. The tuition fee may subject to vary depending on the category a candidate belongs to. Check the table provided below to know about Bahra University Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) fees in detail:

Fee components	Amount (2 years)
Tuition Fees The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 1.28 Lakh
Hostel Fees Meal Plan is not included in mentioned fee	₹ 2.00 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 3.28 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.)
at
Bahra University

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Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) - Batch of 2024

4.8

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Everything was good and satisfying.

Placements: Nearly 30% of students got placed with packages ranging from 7 to 9 LPA. The companies that recruited included Cadila, Alkem, and Albert David. Nearly 70% of students in my course got internships. Junior pharmacist was the top role offered by companies like Apollo.

Infrastructure: All facilities, like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library, were first-class. But I would say the mess was not that good. Medical facilities were available 24/7. The canteen was of poor quality. Sports and games were top-notch, with annual fests and other festival celebrations.

Faculty: Teachers were friendly and mediocre, but they tried to clear all students' doubts as much as possible. Teachers were ready to help anytime. Students were always industry-ready. We had yearly exams in D.Pharma, and they were quite tough, but all the questions were within the syllabus.

Other: I chose this course for a pharmacist license. A better improvement would have been more practical sessions and some internships. Connectivity was good. The campus surroundings were silent and peaceful. It had fresh air and a green environment. Scholarships were available.

Reviewed on 9 Sep 2025Read More