College of Pharmacy & Research Center, Phaltan
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) at PES’s College of Pharmacy & Research Center, Phaltan
A four-year undergraduate pharmacy program designed to build strong foundations in pharmaceutical sciences, practical laboratory skills, research orientation, professional ethics and career readiness.
Build a Strong Foundation for a Career in Pharmacy
The Bachelor of Pharmacy program introduces students to the science of medicines, formulation, analysis, pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy, quality systems, biotechnology, regulatory concepts and pharmacy practice. The course combines classroom learning with laboratory work, assignments, presentations, projects and professional skill development.
At PESCOP, the program is supported by experienced faculty, pharmacy laboratories, digital learning resources and student-focused academic activities aimed at helping learners develop technical knowledge, scientific thinking and professional confidence.
Program at PESCOP
B.Pharm Eligibility & Entry Routes
First Year B.Pharm
- Candidate should be an Indian citizen for Maharashtra/All India candidature routes.
- For 2026–27, the State CET Cell brochure requires 10+2 or equivalent with English and Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology as specified in the admission rules.
- Maharashtra State candidates should appear in all MHT-CET 2026 subjects and obtain a non-zero score.
- For All India candidature, the current brochure provides NEET and/or MHT-CET routes, with preference rules as prescribed by the State CET Cell.
Direct Second Year B.Pharm
- Direct second-year entry is a three-year lateral-entry route.
- Candidate should have passed D.Pharm from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India under the applicable Pharmacy Act provisions.
- Admission is governed by the current Maharashtra State CET Cell rules and seat availability.
What You Study in B.Pharm
The B.Pharm curriculum progresses from fundamental pharmaceutical sciences to advanced formulation, pharmacology, quality, biotechnology, regulatory and practice-oriented learning. Exact subject titles and credits follow the current DBATU/PCI curriculum.
First Year
- Human Anatomy & Physiology
- Pharmaceutical Analysis
- Pharmaceutics
- Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry / Biochemistry foundations
- Communication & computer-related learning
Second Year
- Physical Pharmaceutics
- Pharmaceutical Microbiology
- Medicinal / Organic Chemistry
- Pharmacology
- Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry
- Biochemistry and related practicals
Third Year
- Medicinal Chemistry
- Industrial Pharmacy
- Pharmacology
- Pharmacognosy
- Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
- Quality Assurance & regulatory concepts
Final Year
- Biostatistics & Research Methodology
- Social & Preventive Pharmacy
- Pharmacy Practice-related learning
- Advanced electives / quality / regulatory areas
- Project and research-oriented work
- Career and professional preparation
More Than Classroom Learning
Practical Laboratory Training
Students develop practical skills through structured experiments, formulation work, analysis and observation in pharmacy laboratories.
Student Development
Seminars, presentations, workshops, academic activities and teamwork help improve communication, confidence and professional behaviour.
Library & Independent Learning
Textbooks, reference materials and digital resources support regular study, research awareness and independent academic development.
Facilities Supporting B.Pharm Education
Career Options After B.Pharm
Higher Education & Professional Growth
Higher Studies
B.Pharm graduates may pursue advanced study depending on eligibility and entrance requirements.
- M.Pharm
- Pharm.D (Post Baccalaureate), where eligible
- MBA / Healthcare or Pharmaceutical Management
- Research-oriented postgraduate pathways
Skill Areas to Build
- Scientific communication
- Documentation and data interpretation
- Laboratory discipline and safety
- Quality and regulatory awareness
- Teamwork and leadership
- Digital and research skills
Common Documents for B.Pharm Admission
The college admission enquiry page currently lists the following common documents. Requirements vary by candidature and category.
B.Pharm FAQs
What is the duration of B.Pharm?
The regular B.Pharm program is four years. Direct second-year lateral entry is a three-year route for eligible D.Pharm candidates under current admission rules.
How many B.Pharm seats are available at PESCOP?
The college currently lists an intake of 60 seats for B.Pharm.
Which university is the B.Pharm program affiliated to?
PESCOP is affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University (DBATU), Lonere, Raigad for the B.Pharm program.
Is MHT-CET required for B.Pharm admission?
For Maharashtra State candidature in 2026–27, the State CET Cell brochure requires candidates to appear in MHT-CET 2026 and obtain a non-zero score. Other candidature routes should follow the current brochure.
Can D.Pharm students take direct admission to second-year B.Pharm?
Yes, current Maharashtra rules provide direct second-year B.Pharm admission for candidates who have passed D.Pharm from a PCI-approved institution, subject to the admission rules and available seats.
What career options are available after B.Pharm?
Graduates can explore pharmaceutical production, quality assurance, quality control, research, regulatory affairs, marketing, pharmacy services, higher education and other healthcare or pharmaceutical roles depending on role-specific eligibility.
Interested in B.Pharm at PESCOP?
Check eligibility, admission updates and required documents for the current academic year.
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Contact
Kurawali Road (Thakurki), Phaltan, Satara, Maharashtra – 415523
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