Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of PDM University, Bahadurgarh: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, PDM University, was established in the year 2004 at Bahadurgarh in Haryana as a constituent college. The co-ed institute covers an area of 95 acres and is approved by PCI. It offers 4 courses across 3 degrees, namely Pharmaceutical Sciences in Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses. There are 4 teachers in the faculty who provide personalized attention with quality education.

The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences is fully equipped with all latest facilities, which would bring wholesome improvement in the learning aspects of the students. It comprises well-equipped laboratories for practical training, a state-of-the-art library with vast pharmaceutical literature, and also a computer laboratory with high-speed internet connectivity. Other facilities include comfortable hostel accommodations for both boys and girls with spacious rooms, 24×7 power backup, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Besides all these facilities, several amenities supplement them; among them are a cafeteria with fresh and hygienic food, sports facilities, a gymnasium, and a swimming pool. There is a general hospital on campus that works in emergencies on a 24-hour basis.

The institute offers a total of 4 courses; all these programs are full-time. The courses include one diploma course in D.Pharma, one undergraduate course in B.Pharma and two post graduate courses in M.Pharma with Pharmaceutics and M.Pharma in Pharmacology.

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences admission is strictly based on merit that is evaluated based on performance at qualifying examinations. The Institute offers admission to B. Pharma and D. Pharma programs based on merit in the qualifying examination. In the case of M. Pharma, though merit in the qualifying examination shall be considered for admission, it shall give priority to such candidates who qualified GPAT. The institute considers GPAT scores for postgraduate admission, therefore recognizing this as a uniform test for pharmacy graduates.