Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma)

B.Pharma at SRK University is a 4-year undergraduate pharmacy degree offered across five affiliated institutes in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Anchored by RKDF College of Pharmacy since 1995, the programme now runs across 420 seats university-wide, preparing graduates for roles in pharmaceutical manufacturing, clinical pharmacy, and drug regulatory affairs.

Bachelor of Pharmacy

4 Years

Duration

420

Intake

10+2
PCB/PCM

Eligibility

B.Pharma at SRK University has grown from a single institute in 1995 into a multi-campus programme, now offered across five affiliated pharmacy institutes under one university. This structure means B.Pharma applicants choose not just the course, but which institute they want to study at — each with its own campus, faculty, and year of establishment, while sharing one common curriculum, examination system, and SRK University degree.

This model gives Bhopal-based students more flexibility in choosing a campus close to home or matching their preferred institute’s specialization strengths, without any difference in the degree awarded. All five institutes follow the same Pharmacy Council of India-aligned curriculum and university evaluation standards.

Madhya Pradesh’s expanding pharmaceutical manufacturing and healthcare sector — including a growing base of drug manufacturing units around Bhopal and Indore — gives SRK’s B.Pharma graduates strong regional placement and internship access straight out of any of the five institutes.

Affiliated Colleges

Offered Across Our Institutes

Institute Seats Established
RKDF College of Pharmacy 100 1995
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Pharmacy 100 2018
Sri Sai College of Pharmacy 100 2019
RN Kapoor Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences 60 2024
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences 60 2024

PLACEMENT DASHBOARD

Career & Placement

B.Pharma graduates from SRK University pursue roles as pharmacists, drug safety associates, quality control analysts, and medical representatives across pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and retail pharmacy, or continue to M.Pharma for specialization.

Curriculum

Curriculum snapshot

Years 1–2 cover Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology, and Human Anatomy & Physiology — common across all five institutes.

Years 3–4 introduce Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence, Biopharmaceutics, and Industrial Pharmacy, alongside hospital and industrial training. All institutes follow the same university-set syllabus and examination schedule, so the curriculum is identical regardless of which campus a student chooses

FAQs

Answers before you ask.

SRK University's B.Pharma programme, across all affiliated institutes, is approved by the Pharmacy Council of India, the regulatory body required for pharmacy degrees in India.

B.Pharma is offered across five affiliated institutes — RKDF College of Pharmacy, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Pharmacy, Sri Sai College of Pharmacy, RN Kapoor Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

No. All institutes follow the same SRK University curriculum, examination system, and degree — the choice only affects campus location and faculty, not the qualification received.

Candidates need 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics, meeting the minimum aggregate percentage set by the university for the year of admission.

SRK University offers 420 B.Pharma seats across its five affiliated institutes, with individual institute intake ranging from 60 to 100 seats.

RKDF College of Pharmacy is SRK's founding pharmacy institute, offering B.Pharma since 1995, followed by Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Pharmacy in 2018.

Yes. SRK University offers M.Pharma across four specializations — Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, and Pharmacognosy — open to B.Pharma graduates from any of its affiliated institutes.

Admission is based on Class 12 marks and, where applicable, entrance exam performance, followed by institute preference, document verification, and counselling through the university's admission portal.