College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Berhampur: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

The College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Berhampur is one of the first pharmaceutical educational institutions of Odisha, India. It has been affiliated to Berhampur University and recognized by both AICTE and PCI.

The College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Berhampur organizes a competitive merit-based admission process. Most undergraduate programs are offered through admissions conducted by Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE). Postgraduate admissions are granted based on Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) scores or Post Graduate Admission Test (PGAT), while the admission process is regulated by OJEE.

Usually, the academic sessions start in August and September in respective years. The admission process opens a few months prior to the commencement of the academic year. Candidates must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology as compulsory subjects, to be eligible for B.Pharma programs. Selection is done through OJEE, JEE Main or NEET ranks. M.Pharma programs require a bachelor's degree in Pharmacy. Admission to these programs would be based on GPAT or PGAT score.

Application Process

Different application processes are carried out at the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Berhampur according to their program:

For B.Pharma:

1. Qualify in the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE), JEE Main, or NEET.
2. Register for the counselling process as per the OJEE guidelines.
3. Apply, which is usually available as an application form on the OJEE website or on the college website.
4. Submit documents like 10+2 mark sheets, entrance exam score card, and others as specified.
5. Pay the fees for the application process, as mentioned in the prospectus.
6. Attend counseling if shortlisted where seat allotment will be done based on merit and availability.

For M.Pharma programs:

1. Appear for GPAT or PGAT examination.
2. Register for the OJEE counseling process for M.Pharma admissions.
3. Fill the application form provided by OJEE or the college.
4. Submit documents like B.Pharma degree certificate, mark sheets, GPAT/PGAT score card, and other required certificates.
5. Pay application fees.
6. Shortlisted candidates should also go through counseling for seat allotment based on merit and preferences.

For Diploma (D.Pharm and DMLT) programs: Specific details not provided; however, common process should include:

1. Check Eligibility Criteria (Generally, it is 10+2 with required subjects).
2. Form is obtained from the college website or office.
3. Fill form appropriately.
4. Submit form with required documents and application fee.
5. Entrance test/interview will be conducted by the college, if applicable.

Degree wise Admission Process:

B.Pharma: Admission in B.Pharma program at the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Berhampur, is provided for 100 seats. Admission is based on the performance of the candidate in the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE), JEE Main, or NEET rank. The program aims to train students in pharmaceutical sciences and imbibe practical skills among them.

M.Pharma: The college provides three specializations in M.Pharma, which have 15 seats each:

1. M.Pharma in Pharmaceutics
2. M.Pharma in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
3. M.Pharma in Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance

For all M.Pharma courses, candidates were required to attend either GPAT or PGAT. Admission is regulated by the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE). These programs were aimed at imparting advanced knowledge and research skills in specific areas of pharmaceutical sciences.

Diploma in Pharmacy: The college offers admissions to a Diploma in Pharmacy program with 60 seats.

DMLT: This course has 40 seat intake.

All common mandatory documents required for most of the programs generally include:

• Passport size photographs
• 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates
• Graduation degree and mark sheets (for M.Pharma)
• Entrance exam score cards (OJEE/JEE Main/NEET for B.Pharma, GPAT/PGAT for M.Pharma)
• Category certificates (SC/ST/OBC) if applicable
• Domicile certificate for state quota
• Any other certificates as defined by the college or OJEE