Royal Global University BMLT Courses & Fees 2026

Yes, Royal Global University offers a Diploma in Pharmacy or DPharm in the full-time mode. It is a two-year programme, further divided into four semesters. Offered through the Royal School of Pharmacy, the university's DPharm programme is PCI-approved and has an intake of 60 students. Admission to the programme is merit-based, followed by a personal interview. For more detailed information, candidates are encouraged to visit the university's official website.

No, getting admission to Royal Global University's DPharm course is highly competitive. Candidates need to fulfil the eligibility and selection requirements to secure a seat for DPharm at the university. Candidates who meet the preset eligibility criteria can visit the university's official website to apply online. The university will acknowledge the recieved application within 24 hours. Shortlisted applicants will be called for a personal interview. The final admission decision is based on the applicants' performance in the last qualified exam (Class 12/equivalent) and the personal interview.

Candidates willing to pursue a DPharm at the university must meet the following Royal Global University DPharm eligibility criteria:

• Candidates must have passed Class 12 in the Science stream (PCM/PCB), or an equivalent examination, from a recognised board or council
• They must have studied English as one of the subjects
• They must have scored at least 50% in aggregate in Class 12/equivalent examination and at least 50% in the subjects opted (PCM/PCB)
• The minimum score required in case of SC/ST/OBC-NCL category candidates is 45% instead of 50%

There is no official information available on the seat reservation policy followed at Royal Global University. The university may or may not follow the seat reservation guidelines of the state or the central government. Interested candidates can contact the university directly for precise information regarding its seat reservation policy. However, to ensure equality, the university does provide a relaxation of 5% in the minimum eligibility requirement to candidates belonging to the SC/ST/OBC (Non-creamy Layer) category.