Shri BM Shah College of Pharmacy, Modasa

Shri B. M. Shah College of Pharmacy, Modasa, is a leading institute set up in the year 1991 dealing in the segments of imparting pharmaceutical education within the state of Gujarat, India. The college is located within the Sabarkantha district, and it is, therefore, an affiliated approved institution by the Pharmacy Council of India and hence attains Prestigious Quality Education recognition in the field.

Within an area that extends over 4 acres, the college hosts around 47 students and runs various pharmacy programmes. The institute includes several facilities aimed at boosting learning and developing the student into a wholesome individual. The college has a well-exercised laboratory in place for hands-on training in pharmaceutical techniques and research.

This library cluster is very nice and important for knowledge on this campus, and it is intended for academic pursuit motives. The gymnasium and sports facilities look into the indulgence of students, ensuring a healthy mix of being fit in sync with the academic indulgence. The institution has residential facilities for both boys and girls separately, hence taking good care of students coming from outstations.

In addition to all this, there will be an auditorium with a seating capacity of around 1500 students which invokes campus life through events, functions, and seminars being organised. A cafeteria ensures the dietary requirements of both the students and staff members on campus. Endowed with IT infrastructure, the college supports modern ways of study.

There will be a campus health centre with first aid facilities, looking after the welfare of the students. Shri B. M. Shah College of Pharmacy offers 2 full-time courses in pharmaceutical education. Degree Name Total Number of Seats B. Pharma 60 D. Pharma 60 Shri B. M. Shah College of Pharmacy has adopted an admission process that allows only deserving candidates to be admitted to different programmes in the college.

Generally, most pharmacy colleges consider marks obtained in relevant subjects at the 12th or equivalent examination and scores obtained in pharmacy entrance exams.