Particularly when compared to private universities in India, Lovely Professional University's (LPU) B.Pharm placements are robust and generally regarded as worthwhile.

If you want a private university setting, industry exposure, and robust placement support, LPU is a good option for your B.Pharm. Given the recruiter network and placement statistics, the investment is typically regarded as worthwhile.
Although the highest packages are competitive for pharmacy graduates, they are not as high as those for engineering or management streams.

Individual results are dependent on student performance, abilities, and initiative, just like at any other university.

No, you are not eligible to enrol in Amity University Gwalior's B.Pharm programme because of your 47% grade in the 12th grade.

• With 47%, you fall short of Amity University Gwalior's minimum eligibility requirements for a B.Pharm. This 50% cutoff is strictly enforced by the university, and their official admissions policy makes no mention of exceptions.
• You can look into other private colleges in India that might accept applicants with a 45% or higher.
•  If eligibility requirements are more flexible, you might also think about enrolling in a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) and then pursuing lateral entry into a B.Pharm programme after completing the diploma.

The official eligibility requirements for Amity University Noida's B.Pharm programme state that you must have at least 60% of your class 12 (PCM/PCB) aggregate for the non-sponsored category or 55% for the sponsored category.

If your aggregate is 55% or above, you can apply under the sponsored category

Fee for B.Pharm programme

Yes, if you are in a reserved category (like SC, ST, OBC-NCL, or EWS), you can take admission in the B.Pharm course in IIT BHU, which is actually called B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology.

There is no independent application form for B.Pharm in IIT BHU. Simply take the JEE path ? JEE Main ? JEE Advanced ? JoSAA counselling and select B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology in IIT BHU while giving your preferences.

Yes, you can apply in your category—just take care of getting through JEE Advanced and preparing your documents.

Yes, IIT (BHU) Varanasi also conducts a B.Pharm course, but curiously the course is named B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Engineering & Technology. If you wish to apply, no special BHU admission form is required for this course.

This is how you can use it:
Step 1: First, apply for JEE Main at [jeemain.nta.ac.in].

Step 2: Clear JEE Main and apply for JEE Advanced at [jeeadv.ac.in].

Step 3: After clearing JEE Advanced, go to [josaa.nic.in] and participate in JoSAA counselling.

Step 4: As you select your options, select "B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Engineering & Technology" at IIT BHU (this is what you want!).

You don't need to complete any independent IIT BHU or BHU application form. JEE and JoSAA take care of everything.

Actually, BHU also provides a regular B.Pharm course and a B.Pharm with a specialization in Ayurveda.

If you are interested in contemporary pharmacy, BHU also has a 4-year regular B.Pharm course in allopathic pharmacology, pharmaceutics, medicinal chemistry, etc. Admission is generally through NEET or other entrance exams.

However, BHU also provides a special B.Pharm (Ayurveda) course that deals with Ayurvedic medicines, herbal preparations, and the principles of traditional pharmacology. The process of admission to this course is carried out through a separate entrance examination.

Briefly speaking, BHU has two courses: one in contemporary pharmacy and the other in Ayurvedic pharmacy. You can choose either one of them based on your interest and background.

Many undergraduate programmes, including BTech, BSc (including specialisations in Computer Science, Biotechnology, and Medical Laboratory Technology), BBA, B.Com, and BBA LLB, are currently highlighted in the official REVA University course list on their website; however, B.Pharm is not specifically mentioned in the comprehensive list.

No, you do not have to appear for any entrance exam to join B.Pharm in Parul University. Admission is merit-based, and your marks in Class 12 PCM or PCB are taken into account for selection. Only ensure that you meet the minimum eligibility and apply online.

Parul University – B.Pharm Admission 2025

Parul University has numerous pharmacy courses, such as B.Pharm, M.Pharm, D.Pharm, and Pharm.D, with different fees for different courses and specializations. For B.Pharm, the fee per year is 100,300, in addition to 75,700 in university charges—totaling approximately 7.04 lakhs over 4 years.

There are separate hostel fees that range from 84,500 to 1.75 lakhs annually, depending on the type of room.

Parul University – Pharmacy Fee Structure (2025–26)