Arvind Gavali College of Pharmacy, Satara: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Arvind Gavali College of Pharmacy, Satara, was established in the year 2007. This established institute was affiliated to the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and delivers various forms of courses in pharmacy. It has a spacious campus of 5.12 acres, and at present, the college accounts for 355 students. Of these, 95% are undergraduate students, with the remaining 5% of the students being postgraduate ones. The boy-girl ratio provides a good mix of both the genders, with 60% females in undergraduate programmes and 58% in postgraduate programmes. There are a total of 37 faculty members offering a number of courses within 3 degrees, majoring in special pharmacology areas.

Arvind Gavali College of Pharmacy provides a number of amenities for its students. There is a separate hostel for boys and girls on the campus. The college campus is a well-stocked library acting as an information centre. It is duly supported by the modern IT infrastructure to help in digital learning. There are departmental labs to provide the essential practical exposure, which is an integral part of pharmaceutical education. The health centre aids to first aid, and the cafeteria is there to provide refreshment. The campus area also includes the sports facilities, an auditorium for events and seminars, and a properly laid out parking area. The college offers a number of extracurricular activities to promote the participation of students, and its alumni association is active and functions as a means to maintain industrial relations.

Arvind Gavali College of Pharmacy offers a total of 5 courses out of which full-time undergraduate and postgraduate courses in pharmacy are provided in the campus. The college presents a serious learning approach for its course delivery, loading it with all the possible variations to stimulate various specialisations in the pharmacy field.

As decided upon, the selection procedure that is carried out in Arvind Gavali College of Pharmacy is pretty much entrance-based. The admissions for the B.Pharma are done on the stakes of the candidates in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test or MHT CET. Admission into all postgraduate M.Pharma programmes will be on the basis of Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test.