The B. Pharmacy (Allopathy) (Lateral Entry – 2nd Year) program is designed for students who have completed a Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm) and wish to directly enter the second year of the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) course. This program follows an allopathic approach, focusing on modern medicine, drug formulation, pharmacology, and pharmaceutical chemistry. It provides in-depth knowledge of drug interactions, quality control, clinical pharmacy, and regulatory affairs.
The lateral entry pathway shortens the duration of the course while ensuring students gain essential theoretical and practical expertise required for careers in the pharmaceutical industry, hospitals, research, and regulatory bodies. Graduates can work as pharmacists, drug inspectors, medical representatives, or pursue higher studies like M. Pharm or MBA in Pharmaceutical Management.
Pharmacy professionals can also venture into entrepreneurship, launching their own pharmaceutical manufacturing or distribution companies. Moreover, a B. Pharmacy degree provides a solid foundation for those who wish to pursue higher studies in specialized areas like pharmaceutical technology, biotechnology, or clinical pharmacy, thereby expanding career prospects further.
Duration - 3 years
Eligibility Criteria
2 years Diploma in Pharmacy (Allopathy)
Annual Fee - 1,02,000/-
Semester Fee - 51,000/-
Career Scope After B. Pharmacy (Allopathy) (Lateral Entry-2nd year)
A career after completing a B. Pharmacy (Allopathy) degree through lateral entry (2nd year) offers a wide range of opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry, healthcare, and research fields. Graduates can work in pharmaceutical companies in roles like formulation development, quality control, regulatory affairs, and sales & marketing. With a deep understanding of drug development and its regulations, pharmacy graduates can also explore careers in drug safety, pharmacovigilance, and clinical research. Additionally, they can work in hospitals and healthcare institutions as pharmacists, offering medication counseling, managing drug therapy, and ensuring the safe use of medications. There are opportunities in academia as well, for those interested in teaching or pursuing a master's degree and research.