Annasaheb Ramesh Ajmera College of Pharmacy, Dhule

Annasaheb Ramesh Ajmera College of Pharmacy, Dhule was established in the year 1994 in Dhule, Maharashtra, and it is affiliated with the Pharmacy Council of India. This institution spread over 13 acres of campus and offers various programs in the pharmacy discipline. The student enrolment here is 291 in total, and the faculty strength is 38, with a balanced student-teacher ratio.

The courses offered in this college are 6 in number at three different degree levels, oriented towards various attributes in pharmaceutical education. The campus desires to offer an all-rounded learning experience and therefore focuses on large arrays of facilities that can support students in their academic journey.

The well-stocked library serves as a fine knowledge center and has a huge repository of pharmaceutical literature and research material. Various state-of-the-art laboratories for different departments permit hands-on exercises of students in their respective fields.

There is also an auditorium within the campus that allows for symposia, seminars, and other events that encourage intellectual interaction and professional development among the students. The institution ensures brilliant infrastructure in IT so that students remain abreast of the most recent technologies.

Annasaheb Ramesh Ajmera College of Pharmacy offers a total of 6 courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels with full-time degrees. Some of these courses include D. Pharma, B. Pharma, M. Pharma, among others, which offer several different specializations in the field of pharmacy. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees B. Pharma 100 Rs 319800 D. Pharma 60 - M. Pharma Quality Assurance 15 Rs 222000 M.

Pharma Pharmaceutical Chemistry 15 Rs 222000 M. Pharma Pharmaceutics 12 Rs 222000 M. Pharma Pharmacology 9 Rs 222000 The admission process at Annasaheb Ramesh Ajmera College of Pharmacy is designed to attract students with potential for its different programs. In the case of the B.

Pharma course, admission is based on the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test, which is a state-level test for screening the candidate with potential for studying pharmacy.