NARGUND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
About
Nargund College of Pharmacy
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Smart classrooms
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Highly qualified faculties
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Online & Offiline Training courses
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Soft Skills Training
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Placement Cell
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Well Equipped Labs
Well Equipped Labs For Practicals
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Pharmaceutics Labs
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Pharmacology Labs.
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Biotechnology Labs.
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Medicinal Garden.
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Pharmaceutical Analytical Lab.
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Medicinal Chemistry Labs.
Course We Offers
Diploma in Pharmacy
Welcome to Diploma in Pharmacy course, where you will shape your brightest future ahead!
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Welcome to Bachelor of Pharmacy course, where you are in the journey of becoming a Pharmacist!
Bachelor of Pharmacy Lateral Entry
Welcome to Bachelor of Pharmacy course, where you are in the journey of becoming a Pharmacist!
Master of Pharmacy
Welcome to Master of Pharmacy course, where you are in the journey of Mastering the craft of making drug!
Doctor of Pharmacy
Welcome to Doctor of Pharmacy course, where you are in the journey of becoming a drug doctor.
Assessment System
The Annual Examination is conducted over a total of 70 marks each in the Theory & Practical sections. Candidates who have secured a minimum of 50% marks in Theory (including sessional) and Practical (including sessional) separately in any subject shall be deemed to have passed in that respective subject. Please note that every candidate shall have to undertake practical training in a Pharmaceutical Manufacturing House / Approved Hospital / CSIR research lab for a period of not less than one hundred and fifty hours after the completion of the final academic year of the course.
Attendance Requirement
A candidate is required to put in at least 80% attendance in Theory and Practical subjects individually to be eligible to appear for the respective final examinations.
Internal Assessment
The Internal assessment consists of 2 sessional examinations every semester of the academic years. The average marks of the 2 examinations shall be considered for both theory and practical course as per the schedule given by the college. The average marks of 2 sessional exams shall be considered for the university exams.