Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Pharmacy, Tarn Taran

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Pharmacy Tarn Taran Punjab is a highly accredited pharmaceutical college. This affiliated college was founded in 1986, with a view to moulding the future of the field of pharmacy for more than a quarter of a century now. The college building is located at Chooslewar More, Patti, giving the college and its students a natural setting where they can study. Over the years, the AICTE and the PCI grant approvals for the institute to provide quality education that is in compliance with the market standards. The college has a faculty of 35 experienced people that guide the students in college and in their careers related to pharmacy. The facilities available at the campus of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Pharmacy consist of a pharmacy college campus that has all necessary facilities for the student’s development. College has a rich privilege to reflect on our Digital Library, which commenced in the year 2006 as the first digitised digital library in the state specialising in pharmacy. This source is a one-stop solution for academic and research requirements and delivers the latest information encompassing all aspects of pharmacy. For the people who want to read in a traditional way, there’s also a many-streamed traditional library for them as well. The technology capability of the college is well depicted in its modern facilities in Information Technology. The computerisation of all the classes is done through a campus-based LAN, and students can also connect with the internet through VSAT facilities and Wi-Fi. Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Pharmacy has well-structured pharmacy courses for different categories of pharmacy education. The institute offers two courses at different degree levels, such as Diploma and B.Pharmacy. These are the full-time courses: D.Pharma, B.Pharma. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees B.Pharma 60 Rs 266,500 D.Pharma 60 Rs 57,000 The admission procedures in the Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Pharmacy differ, depending on the course taken. For M.Pharma programmes for the specialisation of pharmacognosy along with pharmaceutics, the candidate should have passed 50% in the B.Pharm examination from a recognised university. Though preference is given to the candidates who have appeared for GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test), other than GPAT candidates are also to be considered as per merit. Read more Get admission in top colleges accepting applications Click on Apply to check the best colleges that might interest you. Apply