114 Weeks
India
Apollo University
B.Pharmacy, a four-year undergraduate program, caters to students aspiring for careers in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. Esteemed for its extensive scope and abundant job opportunities, the degree covers diverse disciplines, including Industrial Pharmacy, Pharmacology, and Medicinal Chemistry. Emphasizing the intricacies of medications and their impact on the human body, the program delves into pharmaceutical formulation, drug delivery, and bio-chemical fields. It cultivates expertise in choosing the right medicines for effective therapy, framing pharmacy as the sublime art of manufacturing treatments with a comprehensive understanding of side effects. Regulated by the Pharmacy Council of India, the curriculum integrates practical experiments and theoretical studies, providing graduates with a holistic understanding of drugs. Armed with knowledge in healthcare and biological disciplines, B.Pharm professionals play a vital role in forecasting medication trends, contributing to mankind’s development as ethical and informed chemists.
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Candidate shall have passed 10+2 examination conducted by the respective State/Central Government authorities recognized as equivalent to 10+2 examination by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) with English as one of the subjects and Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects with either Mathematics or Biology as optional subjects individually or NIOS/APOSS with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects with either Mathematics or Biology as optional subjects individually and attain 17 Years as on 31st December of Calendar Year.
The July 2025 intake is ideal for students completing their State Board exams, such as those from Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and other Indian state boards, where final exams typically conclude by April. Applications for this intake will close on April 2025.
Before the main program begins, students will participate in a 2-week foundation course, designed to strengthen academic skills, introduce key concepts, and provide orientation to ensure a smooth transition into higher education.
The January 2026 intake is best suited for students following international curricula such as IB, A-Level, Edexcel, or other similar boards, where final exams generally conclude by January. Applications for this intake will close on September 2025.
Before the main program begins, students will participate in a 2-week foundation course, designed to strengthen academic skills, introduce key concepts, and provide orientation to ensure a smooth transition into higher education.
Apollouniversity’s Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) program provides a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, drug formulation, and healthcare applications. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on training, preparing students for careers in clinical, industrial, and research-based pharmacy roles.
Graduates can pursue opportunities as clinical pharmacists, drug safety associates, regulatory affairs officers, and research scientists or continue their education with M.Pharm, MBA in Pharmaceutical Management, or international postgraduate programs. With industry-aligned learning, Apollouniversity equips students to excel in the evolving pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.
The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) program at Apollouniversity equips students with essential pharmaceutical knowledge and practical skills, preparing them for careers in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.
Graduates can explore diverse roles in the pharmaceutical sector, with starting salaries in India typically ranging from ₹4 to ₹6 lakh per year. Key career opportunities include:
– Clinical Pharmacist
– Hospital Pharmacist
– Industrial Pharmacist
– Drug Safety Associate
– Regulatory Affairs Officer
– Medical Sales Representative
– Research Scientist (Pharmaceuticals)
B.Pharm graduates can advance their studies through postgraduate programs such as M.Pharm, MBA in Pharmaceutical Management, or pursue higher research degrees. Additionally, they may explore opportunities to study abroad in leading universities for specialized pharmaceutical courses.
Note: Certain professional roles may require additional certifications or experience.