Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) 

at Sandip University Nashik, Nashik

Yes, students who have successfully completed BPharma from Sandip University can become Pharmacists. This is because the basic eligibility criteria for entry-level pharmacy jobs state that students who have completed an UG degree in Pharmacy from a recognised institute are eligible to apply for the aformentioned job title. 

As per the official website of the university, the BPharma course is approved by PCI. Moreover, some institutes, such as AIIMS, require candidates who also have some experience in dispensing or storing drugs in a hospital, drugstore, or pharmaceutical concern. 

Yes, BPharma is available at Sandip University. It is a UG-level programme offered in the field of Pharmacy.  Candidates seeking admission can check out the below table to know the key highlights of this programme:

Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

The hostel fees at Sandip University is charged on an annual basis. As per the official website, the fee to be paid by students opting for hostel facilitties is INR 1.1 Lacs per annum. Other than this, students who wish to opt for these facilities must also pay a security deposit of INR 5,000. The university also provides transportation facilities for students living on campus premises. However, the transportation fees is not available.

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official website of the university. However, it is subject to change.

BPharma seats at Sandip University are available in limited numbers. As per official sources, the university offers only 100 seats. This implies that only 100 students can do BPharma from Sandip University in a single batch and academic year. Students who are interested in taking admission must apply timely.

Moreover, it is important to note that the above-mentioned information is as per official sources. However, it is still subject to change.

Yes, Sandip University recognises the importance of practical learning by including various practical subjects in the BPharma curriculum. These subjects help students understand the application of theoretical courses learnt in the classroom. Listed below are the pratical subjects taught in this programme:

• Herbal Drug Technology
• Social Pharmacy 
• Medicinal Chemistry
• Bio Chemistry and Clinical Pathology

Students can check out the BPharma syllabus page to learn more.