Ayesha College of Pharmacy was established in the year 2017 and is Approved By Government of Karnataka, Board of Examining Authority Bangalore, Karnataka, Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi.
Dedicated staff, excellent facilities and a committed management have effectively combined to make Ayesha College of Pharmacy a name to cherish with. Ayesha College of Pharmacy is a primer institution in Kalaburagi offering D.Pharm & B.Pharm courses.
In keeping with its objective of providing the best possible pharmaceutical education, the College has built up a good infrastructure. This comprises of highly knowledgeable faculty, most of whom hold doctorates and facilities that enable students to gain a contemporary education. Continuous interaction with industry is maintained to ensure that the learning program remains relevant to the changing trends in pharmaceuticals.
Dr. Rohini Y Reddy
AFFILIATED UNIVERSITY AND ITS REGISTRAR
Diploma in Pharmacy is a short-term programme for aspirants who want to foray into pharmaceutical business and pharmacy jobs. The course is ideal for students who seek short programmes in the pharmacy domain as B.Pharma and Pharma.D are long-term courses of up to 6 years. Diploma in pharmacy can also be pursued in order to understand the basics of the programme and pursue advanced courses in this field.
View More...Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma) is a four-year undergraduate program in which students study the methods and process of preparing drugs and how does the dispensing of medicine and drugs take place. Anyone who aspires to be a pharmacist today, it is mandatory for them to undertake this course so that they have thorough and in-depth knowledge of the science of the medicine. It is a four-year-long course and is mainly divided into 8 semesters.
View More...A candidate who wishes to pursue a higher course in pharmacy with D.Pharma qualification is eligible to take admission in the B.Pharm course through lateral entry. The B.Pharm later entry helps the candidates to take direct admission to B.Pharm course in the second year. Such candidates can be turned into pharmacy graduates with three years of further studies.
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