Bachelor of Pharmacy
Build Deeper Scientific Knowledge with B.Pharm
A four-year undergraduate program designed to build in-depth knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences, drug development, and healthcare practices.
About the Course
Program at a Glance
The B.Pharm course in Odisha at KT School of Pharmacy is a four-year undergraduate program covering pharmaceutical sciences, drug development, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical technology. The curriculum combines theoretical learning with practical training, research exposure and real-world experience to prepare students for careers across pharmacy, research and healthcare.
4 Years60 SeatsUndergraduate Program
Who Can Apply?
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics.
Admission is based on merit, with OJEE stated on the current website as the preferred admission route.
Academic Recognition
Recognised & Approved
ODISHA UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES(OUHS)
PHARMACY COUNCIL OF INDIA(PCI)
After B.Pharm
Explore Diverse Career Paths
Graduates can explore opportunities across pharmacy practice, healthcare, pharmaceutical research, regulation and related professional fields.
PharmacistHospital PharmacistClinical PharmacistPharmaceutical Research ScientistRegulatory Affairs SpecialistDrug InspectorMedical Sales Representative
Admission Pathway
How Selection Works
01
OJEE Scores
Selection is based on Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) scores.
02
Merit List
A merit list is prepared after the OJEE results are announced.
03
Counselling / Interview
Personal interviews and counselling may be conducted, if applicable.
Take the Next Step
Start Your B.Pharm Journey
Explore the admission process and take the next step towards studying B.Pharm at KT School of Pharmacy.
Quick Answers
FAQs
The B.Pharm program is a four-year undergraduate course.
The current intake is 60 seats.
You can apply through OJEE and follow the applicable admission guidelines.
Graduates can explore roles across pharmacy practice, healthcare, research, regulation and related fields.