B.Pharm
Programme Overview
The B.Pharm programme at MIT-WPU is designed in accordance with PCI norms to ensure that you stay ahead in the rapidly evolving field of pharmacy. The programme covers a comprehensive range of topics including manufacturing, packaging, research, formulation, quality control, marketing, regulatory affairs, and technology transfer. In-depth subjects related to medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical formulations, pharmacology, pharmaceutical analysis, microbiology, herbal drugs, and cosmetics are also integral components of the curriculum.
Along with the technical training, the programme places emphasis on holistic personal development by incorporating peace studies. This ensures a well-rounded education, nurturing not only your professional skills but also your personal growth. Practical learning, through hands-on projects and practice sessions, is a key focus, providing you with the experiences needed to excel in the pharmaceutical industry and build a successful career.
Major Tracks
- Pharmaceutical Technology
- Medicinal Chemistry
- Clinical Pharmacy
- Pharmaceutical formulations
- Pharmacology
- Pharmaceutical analysis
- Microbiology
- Herbal drugs
Duration & Fees
Duration
4 Years
Last Date to Apply : 15 Sep 2025
Fee Per Year
₹ 2,35,000
Scholarship
Scholarship for AY 2025-26 | NEET Percentile | MHT CET Percentile |
---|---|---|
Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship |
92 & Above |
97 & Above |
MIT-WPU Scholarship I |
89 & Above |
93 & Above |
MIT-WPU Scholarship II |
88 & Above |
91 & Above |
Note: Best of NEET or MHT-CET Score will be considered for availing the scholarship
Terms & Conditions Apply:
- All Scholarships are awarded on a First Come First Serve basis. All Scholarships are awarded as fee adjustments.
- To continue the scholarship for the entire duration of the programme, a minimum level of the academic score has to be maintained at an 8 CGPA across all semesters, attendance is to be maintained at a minimum of 80 percent there should be no disciplinary action against the student.
For more detailed information visit our website: https://mitwpu.edu.in/scholarships
Eligibility
Minimum 50% aggregate in PCM/PCB in 10+2/Class 12th (with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with one of the subjects Mathematics or Biology) or in an equivalent examination (at least 45% marks, in case of Reserved Class category candidate belonging to Maharashtra State only)
AND
Valid Score in NEET 2025 / MHT-CET 2025 / JEE 2025 / PERA 2025.
Selection Process
Selection Process is based on the valid score submitted for NEET 2025 / MHT-CET 2025 / JEE 2025 / PERA 2025 and a Statement of Purpose (500 words) written by the student.
Programme Highlights
- Holistic Education : Cultivate skilled and value-based pharmacy professionals who integrate holistic health practices for an Indian-centric health approach.
- Innovative Pedagogy : Exposure to innovative pedagogies like project-based learning, Programme-based learning, case studies, and peer learning.
- Global to Local Perspective : Cultivate a global perspective while being solution-focused on local healthcare problems, integrating global progress with community solutions.
- Immersion Programmes : Get hands-on experience through immersive engagement with first-class national corporations and institutions. Explore rural healthcare is to visit villages, understand the healthcare requirements, and do awareness programmes in rural communities about overall health and wellness.
- Peace Studies and Yoga : Incorporate peace studies and yoga into the curriculum to demonstrate MIT-WPU’s integrated essence of holistic education and personal well-being.
- Industry Tie-ups : Leverage their strong industry links to access internships and placements with top organisations.
- Innovation and Incubation : Industry-specific Innovation and Support for Pharmaceutical Sciences Start-Up Ideas and Incubation Programmes.
- Diverse Electives : Electives that develop industry preparedness and the emergence of specialisation.
- Career Preparedness : Participate in workshops and career counselling sessions for success in roles spanning pharmacy, research and development, and healthcare management.
- Skill Development : Soft skills training and a range of competencies that are imperative for your professional development and growth.
Programme Structure
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
I |
Core |
Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Theory |
4 |
I |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Analysis I – Theory |
4 |
I |
Core |
Pharmaceutics I – Theory |
4 |
I |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry - Theory |
4 |
I |
Core |
Communication skills - Theory |
2 |
I |
Core |
Remedial Biology/Remedial Mathematics - Theory |
2 |
I |
Core |
Human Anatomy and Physiology - Practical |
2 |
I |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Analysis I - Practical |
2 |
I |
Core |
Pharmaceutics I - Practical |
2 |
I |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry – Practical |
2 |
I |
Core |
Communication skills – Practical |
1 |
I |
Core |
Remedial Biology – Practical |
1 |
I |
Core |
Yoga for Excellence in Life – I |
2 |
|
Total |
32 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
II |
Core |
Human Anatomy and Physiology II - Theory |
4 |
II |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I - Theory |
4 |
II |
Core |
Biochemistry - Theory |
4 |
II |
Core |
Pathophysiology - Theory |
4 |
II |
Core |
Computer Applications in Pharmacy - Theory |
3 |
II |
Core |
Environmental sciences - Theory |
3 |
II |
Core |
Human Anatomy and Physiology II - Practical |
2 |
II |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I - Practical |
2 |
II |
Core |
Biochemistry - Practical |
2 |
II |
Core |
Computer Applications in Pharmacy - Practical |
1 |
|
Total |
29 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
III |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II - Theory |
4 |
III |
Core |
Physical Pharmaceutics I - Theory |
4 |
III |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Theory |
4 |
III |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Engineering - Theory |
4 |
III |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II - Practical |
2 |
III |
Core |
Physical Pharmaceutics I - Practical |
2 |
III |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical |
2 |
III |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Engineering - Practical |
2 |
III |
Core |
Foundations of Peace |
2 |
|
Total |
26 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
IV |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry III– Theory |
4 |
IV |
Core |
Medicinal Chemistry I – Theory |
4 |
IV |
Core |
Physical Pharmaceutics II – Theory |
4 |
IV |
Core |
Pharmacology I – Theory |
4 |
IV |
Core |
Pharmacognosy I– Theory |
4 |
IV |
Core |
Medicinal Chemistry I – Practical |
2 |
IV |
Core |
Physical Pharmaceutics II – Practical |
2 |
IV |
Core |
Pharmacology I – Practical |
2 |
IV |
Core |
Pharmacognosy I – Practical |
2 |
|
Total |
28 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
V |
Core |
Medicinal Chemistry II – Theory |
4 |
V |
Core |
Industrial Pharmacy I– Theory |
4 |
V |
Core |
Pharmacology II – Theory |
4 |
V |
Core |
Pharmacognosy II– Theory |
4 |
V |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence – Theory |
4 |
V |
Core |
Industrial Pharmacy I – Practical |
2 |
V |
Core |
Pharmacology II – Practical |
2 |
V |
Core |
Pharmacognosy II – Practical |
2 |
V |
Core |
Spiritual & Cultural Heritage; Indian Experience |
2 |
|
Total |
28 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
VI |
Core |
Medicinal Chemistry III – Theory |
4 |
VI |
Core |
Pharmacology III – Theory |
4 |
VI |
Core |
Herbal Drug Technology – Theory |
4 |
VI |
Core |
Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics – Theory |
4 |
VI |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology – Theory |
4 |
VI |
Core |
Quality Assurance –Theory |
4 |
VI |
Core |
Medicinal Chemistry III – Practical |
2 |
VI |
Core |
Pharmacology III – Practical |
2 |
VI |
Core |
Herbal Drug Technology – Practical |
2 |
|
Total |
30 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
VII |
Core |
Instrumental Methods of Analysis – Theory |
4 |
VII |
Core |
Industrial Pharmacy II – Theory |
4 |
VII |
Core |
Pharmacy Practice – Theory |
4 |
VII |
Core |
Novel Drug Delivery System – Theory |
4 |
VII |
Core |
Instrumental Methods of Analysis – Practical |
2 |
VII |
Core |
Practice School |
6 |
VII |
Core |
Managing Conflicts Peacefully: Tools and Techniques |
2 |
|
Total |
26 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
---|---|---|---|
VIII |
Core |
Biostatistics and Research Methodology |
4 |
VIII |
Core |
Social and Preventive Pharmacy |
4 |
VIII |
Core |
Pharma Marketing Management |
4+4=8 |
VIII |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Regulatory Science |
|
VIII |
Core |
Pharmacovigilance |
|
VIII |
Core |
Quality Control and Standardization of Herbals |
|
VIII |
Core |
Computer-Aided Drug Design |
|
VIII |
Core |
Cell and Molecular Biology |
|
VIII |
Core |
Cosmetic Science |
|
VIII |
Core |
Experimental Pharmacology |
|
VIII |
Core |
Advanced Instrumentation Techniques |
|
VIII |
Core |
Dietary Supplements and Nutraceuticals |
|
VIII |
Core |
Pharmaceutical Product Development |
|
VIII |
Core |
Project Work |
6 |
VIII |
Elective |
Co-curricular & Extracurricular activities |
1 |
|
Total |
23 |
Career Prospects
Production Chemist
Medical Representative
Hospital and Community Pharmacist
Sales and Distribution Executive
Drug Inspector
Medical Insurance Assessor
Scientific Writer
Regulatory & Affairs Officer
Entrepreneurship (Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Company, Sales and Logistics)
Logistics & supply chain management
Programme Outcomes
- Get a broad background in pharmaceutical sciences, clinical pharmacy, and health systems.
- Pursue self-directed and lifelong learning strategies for continued professional growth in the space of research and technology.
- Demonstrate a comprehension of leadership dynamics, team-building, and motivational strategies to manage change effectively in professional settings.
- Maintain both personal and work values by applying ethics personally and professionally.
- Communicate effectively to pharmacists and society at large, complex information in a clear and responsible manner.
- Cross the boundaries of scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and analytical reasoning to address challenging pharmaceutical and healthcare challenges.
- Demonstrate understanding and commitment using assessments of the societal and environmental impact of pharmaceutical practices and sustainable development.
Placements & Recruiters
100% Placement Assistance
Top Recruiters
FAQs
Understanding how medicines are developed, and learning about pharmaceutics and the pharmaceutical profession; all are aspects covered by a B.Pharm programme that can pave your way for a successful career.
Yes, students conduct a research project which provides them with hands-on experience and opportunities to participate in new discoveries in pharmaceutical sciences.
After graduation, pharmacy graduates have opportunities to specialise in various niche areas of the pharmaceutical space and become pharmacists, drug inspectors, production chemists, regulatory officers, medical representatives, etc.
MIT-WPU provides 100% mandatory internship assistance with top companies it has partnered with. The university’s CIAP cell ensures you are well-prepared for the best pharmaceutical companies through career and interview prep, resume and portfolio building and more.
A B. Pharm is what you need in order to enter the pharmacy fields, and we offer this programme at MIT-WPU. The entire curriculum is designed as per PCI guidelines and includes everything from drug development to marketing. You also get effective learning experiences through hands-on projects, practice school sessions, and industry exposure. You’ll also have holistic learning with peace studies that will help you grow both personally and professionally.