BM College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Indore, officially accredited in the year 2007, is an affiliated college situated in the region of Madhya Pradesh of India. It is affiliated with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, and the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). Located on 34 acres, the college has enrolled 4 programmes in 3 sets of degrees in the area of pharmacy.
It has local and international specialised programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in pharmaceutics and quality assurance. BM College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research has enhanced a variety of facilities to ensure that the student Murdoch has the best environment to grow in his or her abilities.
The Central Library has a collection of books, e-books, journals and periodicals to support the needs of the students for their academic work. It has modern chemical laboratories on college campuses primarily for conducting pharmaceutical experiments and research. As for physical wellness, there are sports complexes that include appreciation for a strong and healthy body as well as the mind.
Currently the BM College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research provides a total of 4 full-time courses in the field of pharmacy education. They offer 1 undergraduate programme, B. Pharmacy, 1 diploma programme, Pharma, and two postgraduate programmes, M. Pharmacy in Pharmaceutics and M. Pharmacy in Quality assurance. Course Name Total Number of Seats B. Pharma 60 D. Pharma 60 M. Pharma Quality Assurance 13 M.
Pharma Pharmaceutics 9 BM College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research has a diverse admissions policy that depends on the course being offered. For Pharma and Pharma programmes, basic eligibility is 10+2 standard education and entrance by national-level or state pharmacy entrance tests. GPAT is identified as a national-level entrance test for pharmacy courses.
But the college also has direct admission into most of the pharmacy courses through marks in the 12th and CLC (College Leaving Certificate) scores.