AIKTC School of Pharmacy, Navi Mumbai: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

AIKTC School of Pharmacy, Navi Mumbai, was established in the year 2011. AIKTC School of Pharmacy, Navi Mumbai is a private affiliated college located in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. Pharmacy Council of India has approved this establishment and deals primarily with pharmaceutical education. It is sited on sprawling campus across 10.58 acres with a total enrolment of 340 students, with 14 faculties providing an intensive environment for learning. It is one of the best institutes in the state that imparts various courses in pharmacy like B. Pharma and D. Pharma to the students for building up their careers in the industry. 

The available facilities in the institution encompass a number of amenities that help in the all-round development of the students both in academics as well as personal life. It has a well-stocked library with about 9,000 books on different subjects of Science, Engineering, Technology, and Humanities. Medical facilities with first-aid arrangements and provision for Homeopathic treatment to take care of health and wellness. Indoor and outdoor sports facilities are in place for the sports lovers. These facilities include a modern IT infrastructure, a canteen, auditorium for events and seminars, and labs supporting practical learning that are well-equipped. There is also a gym on campus for the fitness conscious. Presently, the institute also has a transport facility with three buses catering to 125 students to ensure an easier and safe commute from various locations.

AICTE-approved AIKTC School of Pharmacy offers two full-time courses in the area of pharmacy: a 4-year program in Bachelor of Pharmacy and a 2-year Diploma in Pharmacy.

Admission to the AIKTC School of Pharmacy primarily takes place based on the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test. To be eligible for admission to the B. Pharma course, a candidate needs to qualify in the MHT CET examination. The institute accepts this exam score for admission, which is concurrent with the state's uniform entrance process for pharmacy programs.