Shri Vivekanand Nursing Home Trust's College of Pharmacy, Ahmednagar: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Shri Vivekanand Nursing Home Trust College of Pharmacy, Ahmednagar, is an entirely affiliated college established in the year 2008, located at Shrishivajinagar Rahuri Factory, Ahmednagar, State of Maharashtra. The institute covers 6.5 acres of campus area and is approved by Pharmacy Council of India; it accounts for a total of 257 students, 13 faculties, and maintains a male to female student ratio of 1:1.07. There is only one undergraduate course offered by the institute, namely in B.Pharma.

There exist all kinds of facilities in the college which would help to enrich the learning and development of the students. The library will present as a knowledge hub; well-equipped laboratories will cater to the practical learning needs. There is an auditorium hosting a number of events and seminars that make up a vibrant academic environment. A cafeteria and sports facilities for both indoor and outdoor games along with a gym for physical fitness are available on campus. IT infrastructure with Wi-Fi connectivity is there to keep the students connected in this digital world. The college has separate in-campus hostels for boys and girls, the comfort of which can be met with the accommodation needs of the students who come from outstation places.

It offers only one full-time course that is the four-year undergraduate degree B.Pharma programme with an approved intake of 60 seats. The college lays special emphasis on the quality education in pharmacy with proper training to the students for a great start for life in these respects of the pharmaceutical industries, research, and health care sectors.

Admission to the B.Pharma course in Shri Vivekanand Nursing Home Trust College of Pharmacy is based on the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) conducted by the state. The desired candidate is supposed to appear for the entrance test conducted by the state, which is considered one of the major factors for admittance. The schedule strictly depends on the state authorities.