Adarsha College of Pharmacy, Kamarajpet

One such institution is Adarsha College of Pharmacy, founded in the year 2003 at Kamarajpet, G Kothapalli, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh. This is a constituent college with approval from the Pharmacy Council of India and conducts all its pharmaceutical programs within its 2-acre campus.

This institution has an enrolment capacity for a total of 188 students, while the faculty strength is 28 for a more focused environment to learn in. The institute offers four different degree programs catering to different levels of pharmaceutical education, from diploma to doctoral studies. The following facilities are available in the college for developing a student overall. Library.

The library is well equipped and acts as a knowledge hub. Departmental Laboratories: These laboratories are well equipped, and practical exposure to these laboratories is an essential component of Pharmaceutical education. Health Centre: First-aid facilities with a health centre exist within the campus.

The school also provides sports facilities for overall development and an auditorium for conducting various events and seminars. There is excellent IT infrastructure, as well, that keeps the students in touch with the altest technological advancements coming into practice in the field. To enhance the networking opportunity for students, there is an active alumni association.

There are a total of four full-time courses at Adarsha College of Pharmacy amongst any other institution in pharmaceutical education. They have courses of B. Pharma , M. Pharma in Pharmaceutics, D. Pharma , and Pharma. D , with the total approved intake of 205 in total seats. The admissions into the Adarsha College of Pharmacy are based on different factors for its various programs. For B.

Pharma, admissions are purely based on qualification in AP EAMCET for regular students while lateral entry students have to qualify in ECET. It also entertains candidates having 50% marks in +2 for Management quota seats. For lateral entry into B. Pharma 50% marks in D. Pharma.