IKON Pharmacy College, Ramanagara: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

IKON Pharmacy College is relatively young in of pharmacy colleges in India, having been established in 2018 in Ramanagara. Attached to M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Economics based in Bheemanahalli in the district of Karnataka on Bengaluru-Mysore Main Road, this college is confined to a mere 3.1-acres of land. The institute provides two different pharmacy programmes and is recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). IKON Pharmacy College has currently admitted 161 students and 20 faculties which permits the college to offer an effective ratio of student faculties that provide individual focus in the pharmacy field.

The IKON Pharmacy College has a plethora of facilities which serve to increase effectiveness in student learning. At the core of these facilities is a well endowed modern library, furnished with the new stock of books, journals, magazines, periodicals etc. It also has access to online web journals so the students and faculty have a broad material to do their research and other academic activities. The campus is well connected with wireless internet connection and the internet is available 24 hours in a day, seven days a week, to support online learning and academic interventions.

IKON Pharmacy College currently offers two full-time courses in pharmacy education: the D.Pharma which takes 2 years of education and the B.Pharma which takes 4 years of education. The intake for both programmes has been approved at 60 students per programme which translates to 120 students per year. Aims of these courses and programmes are to furnish students with all necessary information and experience to become successful in pharmaceutical sciences within dynamically growing healthcare and pharmaceutical markets.

The admission process at IKON Pharmacy College is discussed that regarding the admission process, it is easy for those, who want to become pharmacy students. Details of the exams are not given but based on what is expected from the student, it is probable that the college uses performance in specific courses or subject areas, or even the entrance exam to determine admission.