RMES's College of Pharmacy, Kalaburagi

RMES's College of Pharmacy, Gulbarga, established in the year 1991, is one of the well-known institutions having pharmacy courses. This affiliated college is situated in Balaji Nagar, Old Jewargi Road, Gulbarga, Karnataka, and is now serving the cause of pharmacy for more than three decades. Affiliated with the RGUHS , the institute offers various courses in pharmaceutical sciences.

Located in a 2-acre campus, RMES’s College of Pharmacy has a total number of intakes with 311 students and 35 faculty members so that the student-facilitator ratio is good to provide a special focus on the students as well as education quality. RMES’s College of Pharmacy boasts facilities that provide for the unique needs of all students.

The library that is regarded as the storehouse of knowledge stocks over 5000 books these include the American and British Pharmacopoeia and the six volumes of Medicinal Chemistry by Burger. Students are, however, privileged to use national and international journals and have a digital library with an internet connection at night.

This is until this institution where the aim for practical learning is evident especially from these well-equipped laboratories including HPLC, IR-Spectrophotometer and UV double beam spectrophotometers among others. These ultramodern research and development facilities enable environments for projects and research work, allowing the students to face the challenges of the pharmaceutical industry.

RMES’s College of Pharmacy has established the complete package for training pharmacy education to different levels. Offering five courses , the institute offers D. Pharma , B. Pharma, Pharma. D and M. Pharma in two specialisations. Due to the total student intake policy of 311 spread across all courses, the college offers students an unparalleled learning experience. Our flagship course, the B.

Pharma programme has an intake of 60 students for the programme as does the D. Pharma programme of the institute. The college has two M. Pharma programmes in Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry and also the Pharm. D programme for students, though passing intake for all these courses is unclear.

It is stated that RMES’s College of Pharmacy admission policy is equal for all and merit-based, from where the procedure is unclear. Students are encouraged to check the college’s website or contact the admission office for more information on the deadlines and requirements during the application process.

Also, the institution has an auditorium for conducting seminars and functions, a sports facility for the all-round development of the students and a Training and Placement Cell for providing placement and other career-related opportunities for the final-year outgoing students of the institution.

As a result, the College of Pharmacy, comprising almost all the necessary facilities, many courses and an emphasis on practical learning, still makes its college a first preference for the pharmacy aspirants in the region.