Dr Joseph Mar Thoma Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, Alappuzha

Dr Joseph Mar Thoma Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research is a private, co-educational institution founded in 2015 as specialised educational institution in the sphere of pharmacy located in Alappuzha, Kerala. One of PCI approved affiliated college located on an 18 acre campus provides various pharmaceutical programmes for the students.

Combining an overall student enrolment of 263 and faculty of 20, the institute gives an ideal learning aim for future pharmacists. Dr Joseph Mar Thoma Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research has state of art facilities that create conducive environment for learning among the students enrolled at the institute.

The established and resourced library contains more than 3000 books, 44 print journals, 1614 e-journals, and digital facilities like SWAYAM, National Digital Library etc. In practical sessions, the college has comprehensive, well-equipped laboratories, even a central instrumentation facility.

There is a computer laboratory in the IT structure which has internet connection, and this allows students to know modern trends that are taking place in the pharmacy. There are three full time course in the pharmacy that offer by the Dr Joseph Mar Thoma Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research. They are two under graduate courses, Bachelors of Pharmacy ( B. Pharma ) and Diploma in Pharmacy (D.

Pharma) and one post graduate course Master of Pharmacy ( M. Pharma ) in Pharmacy Practice. Degree Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees B. Pharma 60 Rs 5,68,000 D. Pharma 60 - M. Pharma 12 - Various programmes have different admission procedures in Dr Joseph Mar Thoma Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research. For the B.

Pharma program the following Filled from the merit list of KEAM Entrance examination revised by the Government of Kerala through the office of the Commissioner of Entrance Examination (CEE), Thiruvananthapuram. This proves that the process of selection is rightly deserved to compete for the place in pharmacy schools by students.