Royal College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Malegaon: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

The Royal College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Malegaon, was established in the year 2006 and is located in Malegaon, Maharashtra. This affiliated college has been granted approval by the Pharmacy Council of India and hence provides an institution based on quality in imparting education in the field of pharmaceutical sciences. The college, spread over 3 acres of land, offers 3 courses at the degree level specialising in pharmaceutical sciences. The institute provides a conducive environment for focused learning with a total student enrolment of 269 and a faculty strength of 16. 

The institute has state-of-the-art facilities in various spheres for multifaceted development. A library, well-furnished and duly equipped with requisite furniture, is followed by reference textbooks, national and international journals, and periodicals, backed by an e-library for comprehensive learning. It has a well-equipped computer laboratory provided with high-tech LAN and internet connectivity, along with the installation of a number of software licenses for educational purposes. Ample laboratories are available with sufficient equipment and chemicals to provide practical exposure. In order to accommodate students comfortably, the college offers hostels separately for boys and girls. Apart from that, it has a canteen, sports facilities, an auditorium for events and seminars, a gym for physical fitness, and a health centre with first-aid facilities.

The Royal College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research runs a total of 3 full-time courses in the Pharmaceutical Sciences. The College has undergraduate and postgraduate courses to provide cohesive pharmaceutical education.

The admission procedure in all the pharmaceutical courses of Royal College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Malegaon is to admit able and motivated students. It consider academic performance in relevant subjects and scores in pharmacy entrance exams for colleges in this field. Probably the B.Pharma program, being the flag bearer course, has a more regularized system of admission as compared to the M. Pharma program with their limited seats.