Vishal Junnar Seva Mandal's Institute of Pharmacy for Women, Pune

Vishal Junnar Seva Mandal's Institute of Pharmacy for Women, an institution especially devoted to pharmacy education among women, was established in 2003. Located in Ale, Junnar Taluka of the Pune district, this institute is affiliated and spreads over 5 acres of land. It is approved by the Pharmacy Council of India for a focused curriculum in pharmacy studies.

The institute provides an aggregate strength of 120 and holds a faculty strength of 13, thus providing an academically nourishing ambiance for its pharmacy students. The Institute of Pharmacy for Women has incorporated many modern facilities in the institute, with the aid of which learning experiences would be improved in the minds of the students. The I. T.

infrastructure designed at the institute is expansive and modern, coupled with internet facilities, and offers an opportunity for the students to remain upgraded regarding global information and technology in pharmacy. The library is considered to be the centre of the institute, in which thousands of books on various subjects are kept and subscriptions for different national and international journals are drawn.

For the health of their bodies, well-equipped gymnasiums and sports facilities for indoor and outdoor games are provided. An auditorium on campus brightens up the academic ambience for an event or seminar held on campus. The institute conducts the following course from Vishal Junnar Seva Mandal, D. Pharm course. It is a full-time, two-year course. It is, at present, allowed to admit 60 students.

Since it is a stress on focused study, the institute gives these students specialised attention in pharmaceutical studies. The quality pharmacy education provided by the institute is reflected in the focused curriculum and facilities. Degree Name Total Number of Seats D.

Pharma 60 The enrolment capacity at Vishal Junnar Seva Mandal's Institute of Pharmacy for women according to the decisions taken in the DTE process comprises of CAP rounds I, II, and III. The centralised admission process caters to eighty percent of the total admissions.