1. Course Duration:

B. Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) – 4 years (8 semesters) full-time undergraduate course.

 2. Eligibility Criteria:

A. First Year B. Pharm Admission:

1. Educational Qualification:

Passed HSC (12th Science) examination with subjects:

Physics and Chemistry (compulsory) and any one of Mathematics / Biology

Must have obtained a minimum:

45% marks (Open category)

40% marks (Reserved category – SC/ST/OBC/NT/SBC)

 2. Entrance Examination:

Must have appeared for MHT-CET (PCB/PCM group) conducted by the State CET Cell, Maharashtra.

B. Direct Second Year (Lateral Entry):

1. Educational Qualification:

Passed Diploma in Pharmacy from PCI approved institution with minimum 45% marks (Open) / 40% (Reserved).

Admission through Centralized Admission Process (CAP) by CET Cell.

  3. Admission Procedure:

1. Centralized Admission Process (CAP): Conducted by State Common Entrance Test Cell, Government of Maharashtra.

Steps:

·         Online Registration on CET Cell website

·         Upload Documents

·         Choice Filling

·         Seat Allotment

·         Reporting to the Allotted Institute

2. Institute Level Quota (ILQ – 20% seats):

·         Students can apply directly to the college under institute quota.

·         Must be MHT-CET appeared.

·         Selection based on merit and availability of seats.

 4. Documents Required for Admission:

1. 10th & 12th Marksheet

2. MHT-CET Score Card

3. School Leaving Certificate

4. Nationality / Domicile Certificate

5. Aadhar Card

6. Passport Size Photos

7. Caste Certificate (if applicable)

8. Caste Validity Certificate

9. Non-Creamy Layer Certificate (for OBC/VJ/NT/SBC)

10. Income Certificate

11. Gap Certificate (if applicable)

12. Migration Certificate (other board students)

 5. Attendance Requirements (SPPU Rules):

Minimum 75% attendance in Theory and 80% in Practicals per subject is mandatory.

Failing to meet attendance leads to ineligibility for university examination.

 6. Curriculum:

The curriculum includes both theoretical and practical components, covering areas like pharmaceutical sciences, drug development, pharmacology, and pharmaceutical chemistry

  7. Credit System:

The program follows a credit-based system, with a minimum of 208 credit points required for graduation. Credits are assigned to theory, tutorials, Practicals, Practice school, and Project work. 

  8. Teacher-Student Ratio:

The PCI has mandated a maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:20 for both theory and practical classes. 

  9. Approval:

Institutions offering the B.Pharm program must be approved by the Pharmacy Council of India. 

 10. Examination Rules (SPPU Pattern):

Internal Assessment: Class Tests, Assignments, Tutorials

University Semester Examination after every semester

Minimum 40% marks required in each subject to pass

11. Fee Structure:

As per the Fee Regulatory Authority (FRA), Maharashtra.

The institute provides fee details during admission.

12. Cancellation of Admission:

As per SPPU University & DTE norms, cancellation of admission and refund rules are applicable.

Original documents will be returned within the stipulated time after cancellation.

13. Code of Conduct:

Students must maintain discipline and follow all academic, ethical, and administrative rules of the college and university.

Ragging is strictly prohibited under AICTE/UGC guidelines. Students must submit the Anti-Ragging Undertaking.