Shree Swaminarayan College of Pharmacy, Zundal

Since 2005, Shree Swaminarayan College of Pharmacy, Zundal, has been one of the premier institutions providing pharmaceutical education. This affiliated college, located near Zundal Circle, S. P. Ring Road, between Chandkheda-Adalaj, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, has built up a reputation for imparting quality education in the field of pharmacy.

The institute stands approved by AICTE and PCI, New Delhi, hence maintaining high standards of academics. With an enrolment of 378 students in total and a faculty strength of 17, the college provided an appropriate environment for learning and growth in pharmaceutical sciences. The college is well-endowed with all the modern facilities to support its academic pursuit.

A well-stocked library at the hub of its resources—1898 titles and 6940 volumes—equips students to gain vast knowledge in pharmacy and other related fields. In addition, it is also provided with some of the most modern laboratories, fully furnished with the latest analytical instruments, which help students acquire practical training in the art of research and development.

The college places great stress on the all-round development of the personality of its pupils through facilities for sports items on playgrounds for playing cricket, volleyball, and badminton, indoor games, gym, cafeteria, an auditorium for events and seminars, and other infrastructural facilities to make campus life vibrant.

Shree Swaminarayan College of Pharmacy offers courses in almost every discipline related to pharmacy education. The institute offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses; these include 5 courses at 2 different degree levels. Degree Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees B. Pharma 80 Rs 228,000 M. Pharma Pharmaceutics 15 Rs 200,000 M. Pharma Quality Assurance 9 Rs 200,000 M. Pharma Pharmaceutical Technology - - M.

Pharma Pharmacognosy - Rs 200,000 The admission procedure of Shree Swaminarayan College of Pharmacy is based on open, fair, and merit-based selection. In the B. Pharma course, 75% of the seats are filled up through a centralized selection procedure done by the Admission Committee for Professional Courses, following state norms.