How can I apply for Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm. Practice) at School of Pharmaceutical Sciences?

ASU's B.Pharm programme (4 years) is charged approximately INR 10.4 Lacs in total (INR 2.6 lakh/year) and is very highly priced compared to government institutes such as the Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (INR 1.44 lakh) and somewhat less compared to other private universities such as GD Goenka (INR 6.4 lakh).

The fee structure is also modeled on advanced labs, industry-oriented course curriculum, and professional tie-ups which are expected to receive better placement avenues (up to INR 12 LPA). Hostel charges would be different and could range from INR 1-1.5 lakh/year. Current students and some alumni believe that the high fee charged is somewhat justified given the value for their money because of 100 percent placement assistance and good faculty; others, however, may not feel the same unless there are scholarships.

The total intake available for the M.Pharma systematic study is intentionally kept limited by the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Apeejay Stya University, for the purpose of offering quality education with individual attention to each and every student. The intake of students for a specialisation generally ranges from 10-30 seats; however, this varies according to faculty availability and an appropriate infrastructure.

Therefore, the number of seats assigned to different specializations such as Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, or Quality Assurance can vary. So far, this year, the available seats will fill up quite quickly, and thus, it is best if candidates apply fast as there is tremendous competition for admission.