Pharm D (PB)

Frequently Asked Questions

• Am I eligible to apply?

  Qualification for lateral entry to Pharm D - Post Baccalaureate shall be a B. Pharm graduate from an institute/college/University approved by the PCI u/s 12 of Pharmacy Act. 1948

• What is the Intake?

  For direct admission to Pharm D (post-baccalaureate): 10 Seats

• How much is tuition?

  For academic fees for current domestic and international students, see the AFRC, MP Bhopal website.

• Can this course be done by correspondence?

  No. It’s a full-time course.

• Will I receive a stipend?

  No, although scholarships would be provided to the ST/SC/OBC students as per the government guidelines.

• Why should I take admission in SAIP?

  SAIP is a well-established center of excellence for imparting education in pharmaceutical sciences from 2009.

  • Conceptual level teaching with an emphasis on fundamentals
  • Centre of Excellence attached with PG departments.
  • Running Institute Innovation Council (SAIP-IIC)
  • Highest pass percentage with top university ranks
  • Various scholarships scheme by state and central government for intellect students.
  • Regular Parents Teachers Meeting
  • Best Placements
    
    • Industrial training, tours and Internship opportunity.
    • Regular Extra & Co -Curricular activities.
    • Alumni placed throughout India in reputed Pharmaceutical Industries.
    • Much Needed mentorships by faculties
      
      

• What is the scope and placement of Pharmacy courses?

  All Pharmacy courses are job oriented courses and also have potential for self-employment.
  Some facts are as follows:

  • The Indian pharmaceutical industry is one of the fastest growing segments of the Indian economy.
  • Pharmacy is one such sector that was not hit even during the recession period.
  • The salient job opportunities after Pharmacy courses are as follows:

  Future Prospects after the completion of the program:

  • Pharmacist
  • Community Pharmacist
  • Hospital Pharmacist
  • Consultant/accredited pharmacist
  • Clinical Researcher
  • Industrial Officer
  • Production Officer
  • Industrial Pharmacist
  • Manufacturing Chemist
  • Research & Development Sector
  • Pharmacovigilance
  • Adverse Drug Reaction Centres
  • Academia
  • Professor
  • Trainer
  • Researcher
  • Medical writer
  • Regulatory
  • Regulatory Officer
  • Drug Inspector
  • Pharmaceutical Policy Officer
  • Quality Control
  • Quality Control Officer
  • Quality Assurance Officer

• Which is better - Pharm D or B Pharm ?

  They both are better in their own way. PharmD focuses on clinical practice and allows the student to get hands-on experience while B. Pharm focuses on the manufacture of drugs and what new discoveries can be made in this field.