Haldia Institute Of Pharmacy: Course Admissions 2024, Fees, Review

B. PHARM

• The candidates must pass the West Bengal Joint Entrance (WBJEE). (https://www.wbjeeb.in/)
  

• The candidate must be an Indian national who has successfully completed the H.S. (10+2) or an equivalent test from a recognised Council or Board in the regular class style.
  

• The applicant must be at least 17 years old on December 31 of the admissions year. There is no maximum age.

• Physics and Chemistry are required disciplines, along with Mathematics, Biotechnology, and Biology. Individual pass marks (theoretical and practical independently) are required. Pass the specified qualifying examination of the Upper Secondary (10+2) with a minimum of 40% marks (for all categories of candidates) in English and with a minimum of 45% marks in the aforementioned subjects combined (40% for SC/ST/PWD/OBC).

• The WBJEE must be passed in the admission year in order for a candidate to be admitted to a B. Pharm. college.

• If a candidate passes the relevant exams from a board other than the WBCHSE or a university other than the WBUHS, they will need to present a migration certificate. The candidate's provisional admission will be automatically revoked if the certificate is not provided by the deadline set by the university.

• Candidates from the Reserved Categories (SC/ ST/ PWD/ OBC) must have a residential or domicile certificate in order to enrol in a pharmacy programme. For further information, visit the WBJEE website at www.wbjeeb.nic.in (Information Brochure WBJEEM subsection 9.3).

4 Yrs

B. PHARM Lateral Entry

• Candidates who have either completed a pharmacy diploma course from any polytechnic or institute with a minimum overall grade point average of 50% (45% for reserved category) are eligible for admission through lateral entry to the second year (3rd semester level) of the undergrad degree offered by Haldia Institute of Pharmacy. The applicant must have a current JELET rank in the admissions year.

3 Yrs

D.PHARM

• The candidate must be an Indian national who has successfully completed the H.S. (10+2) or an equivalent test from a recognised Council or Board in the regular class style.
  

• Age requirement: Candidates must be at least 17 years old on December 31 of the admissions year. There is no maximum age.
  

• Physics and Chemistry are required disciplines, along with Mathematics, Biotechnology, and Biology. Individual pass marks (theoretical and practical independently) are required.
  

• The candidate shall be in good physical and mental health.
  

• Candidates from the Reserved Categories (SC/ ST/ PWD/ OBC) must have a residential or domicile certificate in order to enrol in a pharmacy programme.

2 Yrs