A paradigm change from Product to Patient has been occurring in pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences on a national and international level, and pharmacy education has adjusted to keep up with this progress.

The four-year graduate programme leading to a bachelor's degree in pharmacy lasts eight semesters. The programme is created in accordance with PCI standards and is affiliated with the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) in New Delhi.

A number of topics relevant to pharmaceutical sciences are covered in the B Pharm course, such as the formulation of synthetic and natural drug products, the production of active pharmaceutical substances, their numerous techniques of analysis, the regulatory requirements for their commercialization, etc. Their educational background will give them the chance to find employment in a variety of fields, including the pharmaceutical industry, community and hospital pharmacies, drug development research, quality control management, and entrepreneurship.