B.Pharm. (Bachelor of Pharmacy)

The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) is an extensive undergraduate course that provides a solid foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, drug development, and clinical pharmacy practice. This course is a combination of pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, biotechnology and pharmacy management and provides students with the skills to work in various roles within the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. Students acquire scientific knowledge and practical skills through structured laboratory sessions, industrial visits and hospital postings. The programme centres on research aptitude, regulatory compliance and patient-centred pharmaceutical care. Graduates are well equipped for careers in drug manufacturing, hospital pharmacy, research and regulatory affairs or for further postgraduate study.


 

Programm Details

4 Years (8 Semesters)
 

Passed 10+2 with Physics and Chemistry (with Mathematics or Biology) from a recognised Board; minimum 40–50% aggregate marks; age 17–35 years; candidates from State Open Schools or NIOS are also eligible
 

must have obtained at least 40-50% aggregate in the qualifying examinations (varying state/institute). Candidates from state open schools or NIOS are also eligible.
 

Facilities

  • Advanced Pharmaceutical Sciences Laboratory for formulation, analysis, and drug testing practical sessions
  • Pharmacognosy and Herbal Garden for the study of medicinal plants and natural drug sources
  • 1120+ Bedded Teaching Hospital with a dedicated hospital pharmacy unit for clinical training
  • Well-Stocked Library with pharmacy textbooks, research journals, pharmacopoeias, and e-resources
  • Air-Conditioned Classrooms equipped with audio-visual aids and smart teaching technology

FAQs

What is the B.Pharm. programme?

B.Pharm. is a 4-year, PCI-approved undergraduate degree affiliated with ABVMU, Lucknow. It provides comprehensive training in pharmaceutical sciences, drug formulation, and clinical pharmacy for the healthcare and pharma industries.

Candidates need 10+2 with physics and chemistry (plus mathematics or biology) and 40–50% aggregate marks. Age must be between 17 and 35 years, and NIOS/state open school candidates are also eligible.
 

The eight-semester curriculum covers pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, and clinical pharmacy. Additional subjects include biotechnology, microbiology, pharmacovigilance, and regulatory affairs.
 

Students gain hospital pharmacy experience at the SIMS Teaching Hospital and visit pharmaceutical manufacturing units. Final-year project work and internships add further practical and industry exposure.
 

Graduates can pursue roles in pharmaceutical companies, hospital pharmacies, and research laboratories. They are also eligible for GPAT and further studies like M.Pharm. or MBA (Pharma).
 

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