Annasaheb Dange College of B Pharmacy, established in 2016 in Ashta, Maharashtra, is an affiliated institution of that state. It is approved by the AICTE and the Pharmacy Council of India. The college has two pharmacy programmes, with a total student enrolment of 481, and the campus covers an area of 32 acres.
The college provides equal space for the education of all genders, with an admission of 36% males and 64% females, where all the students are undergraduate students. The faculty strength is 36, which keeps the student-to-faculty ratio in favour of students. In addition to providing B. Pharma and D. Pharma courses, Annasaheb Dange College of B Pharmacy also specialises in pharmaceutical science.
Annasaheb Dange College of B Pharmacy has arranged many facilities to improve the learning experience of its students. A huge collection of volumes of textbooks, reference books, journals, and other digital resources at the library located in the college building also includes digital library facilities and library automation software.
Students requiring accommodation are provided with separate boys' and girls hostels. The hostels are spacious with well-furnished rooms and other amenities like Wi-Fi, telephones, water purifiers, and facilities for indoor and outdoor games. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled, so every student has the benefit of being informed by internet resources throughout the college campus.
Annasaheb Dange College of Pharmacy, an affiliated college of Shivaji University , has one full-time course in the field of pharmacy. The D. Pharma offers seats for 60 students, equalling 160 seats in the two courses. The college has, according to the latest enrolment data, 481 students, reflecting a need for the pharmacy programmes offered by the college.
The institute places great importance on providing quality pharmaceutical education for success in the pharmaceutical industry in the future for its students. Degree Name Total Number of Seats D. Pharma 60 The admission process at Annasaheb Dange College of B Pharmacy is based on the scores of the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test, MHT CET . The MHT CET examination is taken by students in quest of getting B.
Pharma admission. Scores from MHT CET are the prime basis for the selection process while admitting to this college, making it fair and competitive.