Farooqia College of Pharmacy Fees Structure & Courses List 2024-25

At the UG level, Farooqia College of Pharmacy offers B.Pharm, Pharm.D , etc

Farooqia College of Pharmacy offers D Pharma in Pharmacy. D Pharma course is 2.0 Years and admission is granted based on NEET, CBSE 12th, Karnataka 2nd PUC and Interview.D Pharma is a 2.0 Years programme, admission to which is granted based on merit of the last qualifying exam.

The most popular Farooqia College of Pharmacy courses include the B.Pharm, Pharm.D and D Pharma programmes. UG courses also include B.Pharm, Pharm.D, etc. Farooqia College of Pharmacy also offers several certificate and diploma courses.

Yes, passing class 12 is a prerequisite for enrollment in UG courses at Farooqia College of Pharmacy. Admission to programmes such as B.Pharm, Pharm.D and so on is determined by the grades/ marks received in Class 12 qualifying exam.

Admission in Farooqia College of Pharmacy courses are based on valid entrance exam scores. The college conducts its own entrance test to grant admission in Diploma and UG courses. Candidates must apply for admission and take the Farooqia College of Pharmacy Entrance Exam followed by a personal interview session, to secure admission. The university also accepts national-level entrance exam scores for admission which include CBSE 12th, KCET, NEET, Karnataka 2nd PUC etc.

The annual cost of undergraduate programmes ranges from Rs 106000.0 for B.Pharm to Rs 405000.0 for Pharm.D.

The annual Farooqia College of Pharmacy fees fall between Rs 106000 to Rs 405000. Depending on the degree level, duration, and area of specialisation, the fees differ for various programmes. Farooqia College of Pharmacy courses at the Diploma and UG levels are available.Around 3 courses are available under different degree levels; some of the well known ones are B.Pharm, Pharm.D, D Pharma, and so on.

Pharmacy courses are the most popular courses opted by students at FCP Mysore , Mysuru . Of these, B.Pharm. (Bachelor of Pharmacy) courses are the most sought after amongst both students and parents.