HSNCB's Hiranandani College Of Pharmacy Mumbai: Fees, Admission 2026, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

DLHHCOP Admission Dates 2026

Admissions for the 2026-27 academic session are anchored by MHT CET for B.Pharm and GPAT for M.Pharm. Both streams are processed through DTE Maharashtra CAP rounds on mahacet.org. CAP counselling is currently in progress.

M.Pharm admission follows the GPAT cycle. The table below summarises the key M.Pharm dates for 2026-27.

The course-wise entrance exams accepted at DLHHCOP are listed below.

DLHHCOP Courses and Fees

DLHHCOP offers six programme variants spanning UG, lateral entry, PG, diploma, and research levels. Total fees range from INR 2,02,100 for M.Pharm to INR 6,07,600 for the 4-year B.Pharm programme.

All four M.Pharm specialisations carry identical fees. The Quality Assurance and Pharmaceutics specialisations are aligned with manufacturing and regulatory affairs roles in the pharmaceutical industry. Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Chemistry suits candidates oriented toward clinical research and drug synthesis pathways.

DLHHCOP Admission Process

All admissions at DLHHCOP run through DTE Maharashtra’s Centralised Admission Process (CAP) on mahacet.org. The college does not conduct independent entrance tests or direct admission outside the CAP framework.

B.Pharm and B.Pharm Lateral Entry

B.Pharm admission is merit-based on MHT CET PCB scores. Eligibility requires 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (or Mathematics) and a minimum aggregate of 45% for General category candidates (40% for Reserved). A non-zero MHT CET score is mandatory.

• Register on mahacet.org for DTE B.Pharm CAP and pay the registration fee.
• Complete document scrutiny (e-scrutiny or physical mode as selected).
• Fill in college and course preferences during the online preference round.
• Accept the allotted seat after the merit-based CAP allotment.
• Report to DLHHCOP with original documents and pay the admission fee.

B.Pharm Lateral Entry is open to D.Pharm holders from PCI-approved institutions with a minimum of 45% marks (General). Admission runs through the Maharashtra DSE-Pharmacy process. Candidates who registered after the CAP deadline are considered only for Non-CAP (institute-level) seats.

DLHHCOP is a minority institution managed by HSNCB. Candidates from the Sindhi community may be eligible for reserved minority seats under Maharashtra minority policy. Confirm minority seat availability with the admissions office before the CAP round.

M.Pharm

M.Pharm admission requires a valid GPAT score. Candidates must hold a B.Pharm degree from a PCI-approved institution. The minimum aggregate is 55% for General category and 50% for Reserved. A GPAT score remains valid for two years, so candidates with a 2025 GPAT score are also eligible for the 2026-27 cycle.

• Register on mahacet.org under MAH M.Pharm CAP and pay the application fee.
• Upload B.Pharm marksheet and complete document scrutiny.
• Choose the preferred M.Pharm specialisation and college during preference filling.
• Accept the allotted seat and report to DLHHCOP with original certificates.

D.Pharm and PhD

D.Pharm (60 seats annually, MSBTE-affiliated) follows the DTE Maharashtra polytechnic admission process based on 10th/SSC performance. The PhD in Pharmaceutics is offered through the University of Mumbai’s research centre process. Candidates must contact the college research coordinator for current seat availability and admission norms.

DLHHCOP Scholarships

Students at DLHHCOP can access state and central government scholarship schemes. No college-funded merit scholarships are publicly declared for the current cycle. HSNCB community members may additionally be eligible for organisation-level support.

DLHHCOP Campus and Infrastructure

The DLHHCOP campus is located opposite Ulhasnagar Railway Station, Ulhasnagar 421003, Maharashtra, within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. The Ulhasnagar location provides direct Central Railway connectivity to students commuting from Thane, Kalyan, Dombivali, and Mumbai.

Core academic infrastructure includes a pharmacy library, dedicated pharmaceutical sciences laboratories, a computer lab, a seminar hall, and an animal house for pharmacology and research work. The college holds Approved Research Centre status from the University of Mumbai, supporting M.Pharm dissertations and PhD work in Pharmaceutics. No on-campus hostel facility is published for the current cycle. Students requiring accommodation typically arrange private housing in the Ulhasnagar and Ambernath areas, where rental costs are considerably lower than central Mumbai.

DLHHCOP vs Oriental College of Pharmacy vs Pillai College of Pharmacy

Aspirants considering DLHHCOP through MHT CET often compare it with other Mumbai Metropolitan Region pharmacy colleges accessible via the same CAP process. Oriental College of Pharmacy (Navi Mumbai) and MES Pillai College of Pharmacy (New Panvel) are frequent comparisons among MHT CET aspirants in the MMR zone.

DLHHCOP’s minority institution status gives it a distinct character within the MMR pharmacy college landscape. Oriental College of Pharmacy, as an aided college, carries a lower fee burden for eligible students. MES Pillai College of Pharmacy in New Panvel is better connected via Harbour Line for candidates from Navi Mumbai and Panvel.