Bhagwan Mahavir Institute of Pharmacy proposes to offer the Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm - 2 years) and Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm - 4 years) programs from the academic year 2025-2026. The institute is firmly committed to academic excellence and upholds high educational standards while imparting value-based education aligned with societal needs. Supported by a team of highly qualified, experienced, and dedicated faculty members, the college ensures continuous mentorship and academic guidance. This nurturing environment empowers students to meet the diverse challenges of pharmaceutical education, research, and development, while promoting their holistic personal and professional growth.
To become a leading pharmacy college in India by providing excellent pharmacy education and encouraging pharmaceutical research by creating a scientific research community that pursues cutting-edge scientific synthesis and makes use of the newest technologies for the benefit of humanity.
To facilitate pharmaceutical educational advancement for students through imbibing a combination of advanced teaching methods evolving pharmaceutical industry and health care system.To promote the pharmaceutical research programmes through installation of state of art scientific, computing and visualization equipments and research facilities.To focus the multi – faced development of students and make them to become future leaders in the global community.To encourage the development and interaction of multidisciplinary pharmaceutical research activities across the institution through the development of interdisciplinary partnership and promoting industry -institute relationship.
The two-year Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm.) curriculum offers a thorough foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, including pharmacology, drug development, pharmaceutics, and dispensing procedures. The goal of the course is to prepare students for careers in marketing, regulatory affairs, pharmaceutical production, and community and hospital pharmacies. Students acquire critical skills in patient counseling, medication preparation, and healthcare service delivery through a well-balanced combination of classroom education and hands-on training. Additionally, the curriculum acts as a springboard for postsecondary education, including the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) degree, which allows graduates to expand their knowledge and job options in the dynamic and varied pharmaceutical industry.
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| 2040101101 | Pharmaceutics - Theory | |
| 2040101102 | Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Theory | |
| 2040101103 | Pharmacognosy - Theory | |
| 2040101104 | Human Anatomy and Physiology - Theory | |
| 2040101105 | Social Pharmacy - Theory | |
| 2040101106 | Pharmaceutics - Practical | |
| 2040101107 | Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Practical | |
| 2040101108 | Pharmacognosy - Practical | |
| 2040101109 | Human Anatomy and Physiology - Practical | |
| 2040101110 | Social Pharmacy - Practical |
The four-year undergraduate Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) curriculum offers comprehensive instruction in pharmaceutical sciences, such as medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical analysis, pharmacology, and pharmaceutics. Students who complete the course will have the abilities necessary for patient care, quality control, drug research, and formulation. It prepares graduates for positions in clinical research, marketing, regulatory affairs, pharmaceutical businesses, and community or hospital pharmacy practice by placing equal emphasis on theoretical study and hands-on training. Along with creating opportunities for further study and specialization, the curriculum also develops research aptitude, ethical responsibility, and professional competence, empowering students to make valuable contributions to the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.
| Subject Code | Subject Name | Subject File |
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| 1040201101 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Theory | |
| 1040201102 | Pharmaceutical Analysis I - Theory | |
| 1040201103 | Pharmaceutics I - Theory | |
| 1040201104 | Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry - Theory | |
| 1040201105 | Communication skills - Theory* | |
| 1040201106 | Remedial Biology - Theory* | |
| 1040201107 | Remedial Mathematics - Theory* | |
| 1040201108 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Practical | |
| 1040201109 | Pharmaceutical Analysis I - Practical | |
| 1040201110 | Pharmaceutics I - Practical | |
| 1040201111 | Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry - Practical | |
| 1040201112 | Communication skills - Practical* | |
| 1040201113 | Remedial Biology - Practical* |
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winter 2025 | file-1767343536275-Academic_Calender_2025-26_W-25_BMIP_1.pdf |
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summer 2026 | file-1771043976523-BMIP_academic_calendar_Summer_2026_09_Fe.pdf |
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1st year D.Pharm 1st Internal Exam Time Table Winter 2025 | file-1767767235475-1st_Year_D.Pharm_1st_Internal_Examinatio.pdf |
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B.Pharm 1st sem Internal exam Time table winter 2025 | file-1767675486357-1st_Sem_BPharm_Mid_Sem_Examination_BMIP.pdf |
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B.pharm 1st Semester Theory External exam time table | file-1769670343103-Theory_Exam_Schedule_FOP_BPharm_Regular.pdf |
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Admission open 2026-27 | file-1776332578642-WhatsApp_Image_2026-04-16_at_3.11.46_PM.jpeg |
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| 17/01/2026 | Theory Exam Schedule | file-1768800376826-525_Theory_Exam_Schedule_FOP_BPharm_Regu.pdf |
| 02/01/2026 | Standard Inspection Form | file-1768801181487-SIF_BMIP_2026-27_1.pdf |
| 23/01/2026 | 77th Republic day 26 January 2026 | file-1769670483718-2025-26-BMEF-60-26-January_Circular.pdf |
