💊 Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm)

The B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) is a four-year undergraduate program that trains students in pharmaceutical sciences, drug formulation, clinical pharmacy, and healthcare management. It prepares graduates to work in the pharmaceutical industry, hospitals, and research institutions.

The curriculum covers pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, pharmaceutical biotechnology, and regulatory affairs. Students gain practical skills through labs, hospital training, and industrial internships.

• Drug formulation and dosage design
• Pharmacological testing and drug action analysis
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing processes
• Clinical pharmacy and patient counseling
• Quality control and assurance techniques
• Knowledge of regulatory guidelines (FDA, CDSCO, WHO)
• Research in drug discovery and development

• Practical lab sessions in pharmacology and pharmaceutics
• Industrial training and internships in pharma companies
• Case studies on drug regulation and ethics
• Workshops on clinical trials and bioinformatics
• Seminars by industry experts
• Community pharmacy exposure programs

• Laboratory practical exams and viva voce
• Written theory exams and assignments
• Case-based evaluations on clinical pharmacy
• Industrial training reports and project presentations
• Research dissertation in final year

B.Pharm graduates can work in the pharmaceutical industry, hospitals, research labs, regulatory agencies, and drug testing centers. They are also eligible for careers in pharmacovigilance, clinical trials, and entrepreneurship in pharma startups.

Pharmacy intersects with medicine, biotechnology, chemistry, and public health, contributing to drug innovation, patient safety, and healthcare delivery systems.

By the end of the program, students will be able to:

• Formulate and evaluate safe and effective medicines
• Understand pharmacological actions of drugs
• Ensure quality control and regulatory compliance
• Provide patient counseling and clinical support
• Pursue higher studies like M.Pharm, Pharm.D, or research (Ph.D.)