GD Goenka University, Sohna, Haryana

Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) at GD Goenka University

• The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) program at GD Goenka University is an undergraduate degree designed to provide comprehensive knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences, drug formulation, pharmacology, and clinical research.
  
  
• The program emphasizes practical laboratory skills, industry exposure, and regulatory knowledge, preparing students for careers in pharmacy, healthcare, research, and pharmaceutical industries.

Course Details

• Course Fee: ₹2,05,000 per year

• One-Time Enrollment Fee: ₹30,000

• Duration: 4 Years (8 Semesters)

• Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics and minimum 50% aggregate

Course (Year-Wise)

Career Scope

Graduates can pursue careers in:

• Pharmaceutical companies & drug manufacturing

• Clinical research organizations (CROs)

• Hospital & retail pharmacy

• Regulatory affairs & quality control

• Higher studies: M.Pharm, MBA in Pharmaceutical Management, Pharm.D, PhD

Job Profiles & Key Responsibilities

• Pharmacist / Clinical Pharmacist: Dispense medications, provide patient counseling

• Quality Control Analyst: Ensure compliance with pharmaceutical standards

• Formulation Scientist: Develop and test new drugs and dosage forms

• Regulatory Affairs Executive: Manage compliance with government regulations

• Research Associate: Conduct clinical trials and pharmaceutical research

Career Sectors

• Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Companies

• Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities

• Clinical Research Organizations

• Regulatory & Quality Assurance Departments

• Academic & Research Institutions

Why Choose B.Pharm at GD Goenka University?

• Curriculum aligned with industry standards and pharmaceutical practices

• Hands-on exposure through labs, internships, and hospital visits

• Prepares for careers in research, industry, clinical practice, and regulatory affairs

• Experienced faculty with pharmaceutical and academic expertise

• Focus on innovation, safety, and healthcare-driven learning