FAQs

Academic sessions for Pharmacy courses in Maharashtra usually begin in August or September. For the 2025–26 batch, classes are expected to start from mid-August 2025, depending on DTE and university guidelines.

Choose a B. Pharmacy college that is approved by PCI, affiliated to a reputed university, and offers modern labs, strong placement support, and hostel facilities. D. B. College of Pharmacy & Research, Latur is one of the top pharmacy colleges in Latur known for quality education and student-centered learning.

The fee for B. Pharmacy in Maharashtra varies between ₹85,000 to ₹1,25,000 per year depending on the institute. At our college, the fee structure is as per Fees Regulating Authority (FRA) guidelines and is affordable with options for scholarships and fee concessions.

Yes, our pharmacy college is approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), New Delhi, ensuring that the curriculum and training meet national standards.

D. B. College of Pharmacy & Research is affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University (DBATU), Lonere, a leading university in Maharashtra for technical education.

Our college offers well-equipped pharmaceutical labs, computer labs, digital classrooms, a spacious library, herbal garden, industrial training partnerships, and dedicated faculty. We also have a Wi-Fi-enabled campus and seminar halls for holistic learning.

Yes, we offer separate hostel facilities for boys and girls with clean rooms, mess services, 24/7 security, and proximity to the college.

The hostels are located within the campus.

Yes, our college provides separate hostels and dedicated accommodation blocks for boys and girls, ensuring safety and privacy.

Admissions are done through the Central Admission Process (CAP) after the 12th board results. Students must register on the DTE Maharashtra portal, fill in preferences, and choose our college during counselling. Direct admission under institutional quota is also available for eligible students.

After B. Pharmacy, you can work in:

• Pharma companies (production, QA/QC, marketing)
• Hospitals and clinics (as clinical pharmacists)
• Research labs
• Drug regulatory bodies
• Medical coding companies
• Or pursue higher education like M. Pharmacy, MBA, or Pharm.D.

You can also prepare for government exams like Drug Inspector, Pharmacist (Railways, ESIC), or CDS for armed forces medical corps.

Yes, after completing D. Pharmacy and obtaining your registration from the State Pharmacy Council, you are legally eligible to:

• Open your own retail pharmacy or medical store
• Work as a registered pharmacist in hospitals and dispensaries

Many D. Pharm holders start their own businesses or gain experience before pursuing further education.

For B. Pharmacy admission in Maharashtra, students must appear for MHT-CET (PCB or PCM group). D. Pharmacy admissions are merit-based (based on 12th marks), but some states may require entrance exams.

Our college has an intake of 100 students for B. Pharmacy and 60 students for D. Pharmacy, as per PCI and university approvals.

Yes, NEET is not required for admission to B. Pharmacy in India.

Instead, you need to appear for MHT-CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) or other state-level entrance exams depending on your location. Some private colleges also offer direct admission based on 12th PCB/PCM marks.

The B. Pharmacy course is a 4-year full-time program divided into 8 semesters and the D. Pharmacy course is a 2-year full-time program divided into 4 semesters. The academic calendar includes lectures, practicals, tutorials, exams, internships, and co-curricular activities.

Yes, we have a dedicated Placement and Career Guidance Cell that connects students with top pharmaceutical companies, organizes campus interviews, and conducts training programs for soft skills and resume building.

Pharmacy graduates can work in pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, research labs, regulatory bodies, medical coding firms, and as pharmacists. Our alumni are working at leading companies like Cipla, Sun Pharma, Dr. Reddy’s, Wockhardt, and more.

Students must maintain at least 75% attendance in theory and practical classes to be eligible for university examinations, as per DBATU and PCI norms.

Subjects include Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacognosy, Hospital Pharmacy, Industrial Pharmacy, and elective subjects. The curriculum includes lab work, internships, and project submissions.

Final university exams are usually held at the end of each semester (December and May). Internal assessments and practicals are conducted mid-semester.

Pharmacy is one of the most promising careers in India. With the rapid growth of the pharmaceutical industry, hospitals, research labs, and healthcare sector, pharmacy graduates have diverse job opportunities. Students can work in drug manufacturing, clinical research, quality control, sales and marketing, regulatory affairs, or even start their own medical store or wholesale pharmacy business. The scope of pharmacy in India is expanding with demand for skilled professionals in both government and private sectors.

Training is conducted through live demonstrations, laboratory practicals, industrial visits, seminars, and internship programs as per PCI and university requirements.

We conduct annual cultural fests, sports day, industrial visits, health camps, NSS activities, guest lectures, and personality development workshops to ensure holistic growth.

1. Pharmacy (Bachelor of Pharmacy) is a 4-year degree course that focuses on advanced pharmaceutical sciences, including drug formulation, pharmacology, and industrial training.
2. Pharmacy (Diploma in Pharmacy) is a 2-year diploma course that prepares students for entry-level jobs as pharmacists and allows them to open a medical store.

If you want a career in pharma companies, research, or higher education, B. Pharm is the better option.

It depends on your career goals:

• Choose B. Pharmacy if you want to work in pharmaceutical industries, hospitals, or as a licensed pharmacist.
• Choose B.Sc. Biotechnology if you’re interested in research, genetics, or working in biotech labs.

Pharmacy offers more job opportunities and faster ROI in India compared to biotechnology.

The average salary after B. Pharmacy in India ranges from ₹2.5 to ₹4.5 lakhs per annum for freshers.

With experience, pharmacists can earn up to ₹6–10 LPA, especially in regulatory affairs, marketing, or clinical roles. Government jobs offer fixed pay scales and benefits. International placements and higher studies can further boost earnings.

Yes, pharmacy is an excellent career for girls due to its professional environment, work-life balance, and wide opportunities in:

• Hospital and clinical pharmacy
• Teaching and academics
• Research and development
• Government jobs and entrepreneurship

Many successful women in India are leading pharmaceutical companies or running their own pharmacies.

After B. Pharmacy, you can apply for:

• Drug Inspector (State & Central Government)
• Pharmacist in Railways, ESIC, AIIMS, Army, Navy, etc.
• Assistant Professor in Government Colleges (after M. Pharm)
• Government Analyst (in labs and testing centers)
• Public Sector Companies like BPCL, IOCL, and BHEL (through GATE)

Many competitive exams such as UPSC, SSC, and CDS also allow B. Pharm graduates to apply.

1. B. College of Pharmacy & Research, Latur is widely regarded as one of the best pharmacy colleges in Latur and Marathwada.

• Approved by PCI
• Affiliated to DBATU
• Modern labs, experienced faculty
• Excellent placement record

With a focus on both academic excellence and practical exposure, we are among the top choices for B. Pharm and D. Pharm aspirants in Maharashtra.