Minerva College of Pharmacy, Indora: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Minerva College of Pharmacy Indora was envisaged in 2008 and is an affiliated college located in kangra, Himachal Pradesh. This institution is recognized and approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the Pharmacy council of India (PCI) and it offers specialized programme in the pharmaceutical field. Minerva College of Pharmacy is located on a campus of a 25 acres and it provides two basic programmes in pharmacy. Although the college offers no specific enrollment figure, it has one full-time faculty member a minimum and offers education through full time study- modes.

Various amenities have been established at Minerva College of Pharmacy to improve learning environment and other extra curriculum events. Library cum information center is one of the main points of interest for everyone including students, faculties and researchers ,it has a good reading atmosphere with air conditioned environment in which students can find options such as books, journals or even digital form of information. Under extra-curricula activities, the college offers play grounds for table tennis, basketball, volley ball, cricket, and badminton. The campus also has hall and auditoriums necessary for academic and cultural activities with updated audio-visual necessities. The accommodation facilities in the hostels are the same for both male and female students and these facilities include, kitchen, library, entertainment among others. The college also provides for IT connectivity with Wi-Fi facility throughout the college throughout the day and night. In terms of transport, the institution has it own buses and cabs meant to transport students and staff who commute. It is important for the college to note that a cafeteria opens from morning till evening to ensure that the college community has been fed healthy foods.

At present, Minerva College of Pharmacy provides two full time courses of Bachelor of Pharmacy. These comprise of a 2 year Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma) and a 4 year Programme in Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma). Both courses have an approved intake capacity of 60 students, in aggregate, for two programmes making up a total of 120. Unfortunately, information regarding part-time, online or certification programmes has not been disclosed, but from the following list, it looks as though emphasis is placed on these traditional full-time pharmacy courses. The overall number of students graduated in the latest year could not be obtained from the available data. The entry requirements at Minerva College of Pharmacy are clearly laid down but there is no information on which entrance exams one is expected to take or when to write the exams.