Pandit Rajendra Prasad Smarak College of Pharmacy, Pilibhit: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Pandit Rajendra Prasad Smarak College of Pharmacy is situated at Pilibhit. Established in 2019, it has a compact 2.5-acre campus in Uttar Pradesh. It is an AICTE-approved college under All India Council for Technical Education that ensures technical education at a national level. This affiliated college is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education and imparts special programmes in pharmacy for aspiring pharmacists and other health care professionals.

The Pandit Rajendra Prasad Smarak College of Pharmacy  provides elementary facilities to help the students in their study work. The library is a hub of information and resource centre that is essential for pharmacy students. Laboratories provide hands-on training in different departments, which helps the students learn by doing. It enables them to practically know the various pharmaceutical disciplines. Another added feature is the computer laboratory that develops the technological skills of the students-an essential component of modern pharmaceutical works.

Pandit Rajendra Prasad Smarak College of Pharmacy, as the name suggests, imparts education in pharmacy and two major courses. Of the two major courses in pharmacy, B.Pharma, a four-year undergraduate course, covers many aspects of pharmaceutical sciences with an intake of 100 seats. In order to boost the profession of pharmacy, the institute also provides a Diploma in Pharmacy, D Pharma course for students, who prefer to take up a two-year course, with an intake capacity of 60 seats. The course offered presents a streamlined curriculum that primarily focuses attention towards the practices of pharmacy, which is suitable for candidates looking for earlier entry into the pharmaceutical industry and further specialisation.

The selection criteria followed at the time of admission in Pandit Rajendra Prasad Smarak College of Pharmacy include, apart from the requisite qualification, academic performance in relevant subjects. The institute may hold its entrance test or accept scores from state or national-level pharmacy entrance exams.