The Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) is a 2-year full-time programme divided into two academic years, followed by a 3-month supervised practical training (internship) in a hospital or community pharmacy.

Admission is done through the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board (WBJEEB) counselling process for state quota seats. Candidates must appear in WBJEE JENPAS (UG) or NEET (if applicable) and participate in the centralized counselling. Contact the college office for management quota admission procedures.

Yes, admission is primarily based on merit in WBJEE JENPAS (UG) conducted by WBJEEB. Candidates are allotted seats through centralized counselling based on their rank. Some seats may be filled through direct admission as per PCI and state government norms.

The college has an approved intake of 60 seats per academic year for the D.Pharm programme, as sanctioned by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and affiliated to WBSCT&VE&SD.

Candidates need to submit: Madhyamik (Class 10) admit card and marksheet, Higher Secondary (Class 12) marksheet and certificate, Transfer Certificate, Migration Certificate (if applicable), Caste certificate (for reserved category), Character certificate, 6+6 colour passport size and stamp size photographs, Aadhar card, JENPAS rank card, and allotment letter from WBJEEB.

Yes, D.Pharm graduates are eligible for lateral entry admission into the second year of B.Pharm programme as per Pharmacy Council of India norms. This is a great pathway for students who want to upgrade their qualification and pursue advanced careers in pharmacy.

Yes, the college has an active Placement Cell that connects students with pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and retail pharmacy chains. The cell organizes campus placement drives, career guidance sessions, and industry interactions to help students secure employment after graduation.

Yes, after completing D.Pharm and registering with the West Bengal Pharmacy Council (WBPC), a graduate becomes a Registered Pharmacist (R.Ph). This registration is mandatory to open or manage a pharmacy (retail drug store) as per the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940.

First Year subjects include: Pharmaceutics-I, Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I, Pharmacognosy, Biochemistry & Clinical Pathology, Human Anatomy & Physiology, and Health Education & Community Pharmacy. Second Year subjects include: Pharmaceutics-II, Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II, Pharmacology & Toxicology, Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence, Drug Store & Business Management, and Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy.

The medium of instruction is English. However, faculty members also explain concepts in Bengali when needed to ensure better understanding.

Yes, the college has well-equipped laboratories for Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacognosy, Pharmacology, and Hospital Pharmacy. Students also undergo mandatory 3-month internship training in a recognized hospital pharmacy or community pharmacy after completing both years.

Yes, the campus is equipped with Wi-Fi internet connectivity for students and staff to support digital learning and research activities.

The college has a well-stocked library with a large collection of pharmacy textbooks, reference books, journals, and e-resources. Students can access books during library hours and use the reading room for self-study.

Yes, several scholarships are available including: West Bengal Merit-cum-Means Scholarship (Aikyashree), SC/ST/OBC scholarships from the state government, Minority scholarships (Swami Vivekananda Merit-cum-Means Scholarship), and Central Government Post-Matric Scholarship. Students are encouraged to apply through the respective portals.

Yes, SC, ST and OBC-A/OBC-B category students are eligible for fee waiver/concession as per West Bengal government norms. Students must submit valid caste certificates to avail the benefit.