Bachelor of Pharmacy (B Pharm)
University
Gandaki University
Duration
4 years
Fee
Rs. 777000
Summary
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) at Gandaki University is a 4-year undergraduate program that trains students in pharmaceutical sciences, clinical pharmacy, research, and entrepreneurship, preparing them for careers across healthcare, industry, and academia.
Description:
The B.Pharm program spans four years, integrating theoretical instruction, practical laboratory work, and professional internships. The curriculum covers pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy, herbal medicine, pharmacology, pharmacotherapeutics, hospital and community pharmacy, digital health, nutraceuticals, and biopharmaceuticals. Students gain competencies in drug manufacturing, clinical pharmacy, research methodology, and pharmaceutical entrepreneurship. The program requires internships in hospital, community, marketing, and industry settings, ensuring graduates are workforce-ready for diverse pharmacy roles.
Description
Curricular Structure:
| Component | Credit Hours | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Theory | 125 | Core pharmacy subjects including pharmacology, pharmaceutics, herbal medicine, and biopharmaceuticals |
| Practical | 25 | Lab-based skill development and applied pharmacy practice |
| Seminar | 5 | Professional development and research presentations |
| Proposal | 1 | Research planning and methodology |
| Thesis | 6 | Original research under faculty supervision |
| Professional Internships | 4 | Rotations in hospital, community, marketing, and pharmaceutical industry |
Features
Features:
- 4-year undergraduate program with 166 credit hours
- MECEE-BL entrance examination required for admission
- Scholarship provisions under the Government of Nepal rules
- Emphasis on research, entrepreneurship, and clinical application
- Internships in four specialized pharmacy areas
Fee:
- NPR 777,000 (tentative)
Admission Process
Admission Process:
- Eligibility: 10+2 Science/NEB or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology; minimum 50% or 2.4 CGPA
- Selection: Merit-based through MECEE-BL with minimum 50 percentile; negative marking applied
- Required Documents: 10+2 and SEE transcripts, citizenship, admit card, equivalency certificate for foreign students, quota certificates if applicable
Job Prospects
Job Prospects:
- Clinical Pharmacist in hospitals and healthcare settings
- Community Pharmacist in retail or community pharmacies
- Pharmaceutical Industry Specialist (production, quality control, regulatory affairs)
- Researcher in pharmaceutical and herbal medicine development
- Academic and Teaching positions in pharmacy schools
- Consultant, Drug Informant, or Pharmacovigilance Officer
- Specialized roles in military, nuclear, and oncology pharmacy
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