Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) 

at SAGE University Indore, Indore

Class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggregate is the basic eligibility for BPharma at SAGE University Indore. However, the university offers 5% relaxation to candidates belonging to SC/ ST and OBC categories. SC/ST/OBC category candidates need a minimum of 40% aggregate in Class 12 to be eligible for the course.

The total tuition fee for B.Pharma at SAGE University range from INR 2.70 Lacs to INR 3.60 Lacs. SAGE University Indore offers a regular Bachelor of Pharmacy B.Pharma course at the SAGE Institute of Pharmaceutical Studies (SIPS). This undergraduate course is approved by PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) and holds recognition from MPPURC (Madhya Pradesh Private University Regulatory Commission). It is a four-year course divided into eight semesters. The university also offers a Lateral Entry B.Pharma (LET) course of three-year duration. SAGE University Indore admission to B.Pharma is entrance exam-based. Candidates seeking admission to B.Pharma at SAGE University Indore need to meet the following criteria: Eligibility: Class 12 with Physics Chemistry and Biology (PCB)/ Mathematics (PCM) as subjects & a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ST/OBC category candidates) from any recognised school Selection: SAGE University Entrance Exam SEE + GD & PI.

Yes, it is mandatory to take SEE conducted by SAGE University Indore for candidates seeking admission to BPharma at the university. While Class 12 is the basic eligibility for the course, the final selection of candidates is based on SEE scores.

SAGE University Indore has a seat intake of 100 for BPharma. It also includes the seats for BPharma LET course of three-year duration. 

SAGE University BPharm requires documents to be submitted at the application stage and which are later verified during admission. The documents that are required are:

• Original Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets
• Transfer certificate (original)
• Migration certificate (original)
• Two recent passport-size photographs (coloured)
• All other documents as per MP Government's instructions (if applicable)

Candidates are advised to keep the hard copies and soft copies of these documents secure and handy as the documents are necessary to show at different times of the admissions process.

SAGE University usually start their classes in September as the admissions process goes on till August. The academic calendar starts after the conclusion of the second phase of SEE exam admissions and the results are announced.

In the first week, students are given the orientation programme at the university and given introductory lectures where they are familiarised with the course content of the subjects that they have chosen.

SAGE University BPharm admissions take place through the SEE entrance exam. Candidates applying for admission to the university have to appear for the exam and get a valid score to apply for the programme.

The selection for BPharm at SAGE University is totally dependant on the SEE entrance exam. After the result of the exam is announced candidates can apply for admission into the programme. The admission is finalised only when a candidate has paid some amount of tuition fee.

No, it is not difficult to get into SAGE University BPharm as there is only one round of selections. SAGE University BPharm admissions take place through the SAGE University Joint Entrance exam (SEE). If a candidate has a valid SEE score they are eligible to apply for admission in the BSc programme.

The SEE exam is not as tough as other national-level entrance exams in the country, as the competition is much less than other exams. Thus, it is not very difficult to get into SAGE University BPharm.

BPharm seats at SAGE University are filled through the SEE entrance exam. Candidates who want to apply for admission should apply at the university website and appear for the exam. A valid SEE score is necessary to get admission into the BPharm programme at the university. The seat is secured only when the candidate has paid some amount of the tuition fees at the time of admission.