Institute of Pharmacy, Varanasi

The Institute of Pharmacy, Harish Chandra Post Graduate College, Varanasi was established in the year 2005 as one of the affiliated colleges of this historic city of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. Spread over a gigantic area of 17 acres, this institution focuses on pharmaceutical education and is approved by the PCI. The institution offers a four-year undergraduate degree program in B.

Pharma that has an annual intake capacity of 100 students. The total enrolment is 310 students, while the faculty strength is 10, thereby having a very conducive student-to-teacher ratio, which helps in offering personalised attention and quality education.

The Institute of Pharmacy has an array of modern facilities that enable the delivery of quality learning and make it possible for the students to benefit and learn from the best. Various facilities are available on campus, such as well-equipped laboratories, a state-of-the-art computer lab with high-speed internet connectivity, and a comprehensive library that stocks over more than 5,000 titles and 15,000 volumes.

The library also provides access to the National Digital Library of India, offering a lot of digital resources. For the comfort and convenience of outstation students, the institute has separate hostel facilities for boys and girls with attached recreation areas and mess facilities. The campus has a cafeteria, sports facilities, a gym, and a health centre with first-aid services.

Currently, the Institute of Pharmacy offers only one full-time course: the undergraduate degree course (four-year) leading to the Bachelor of Pharmacy ( B. Pharma ) program. The total intake capacity for this program is 100 seats. This clearly manifests the commitment to quality pharmaceutical education through this institute. This B.

Pharma course is duly designed to equip students with good theoretical knowledge and sufficient practical skills in various aspects of pharmacy so that they can have successful careers in the pharmaceutical industry, research, and healthcare sectors. The admission to B. Pharma course in the Institute of Pharmacy is based on entrance examination that is held every year.

The students have to go for entrance test to seek admission. This concern of the institute for education at affordable costs also shows in the provision made for transportation facilities. There will be a fleet of buses plying from different parts of the city to the campus, so that the student who may either be Innkeepers or day scholars can come with ease.