Pharm D (PB)

• No. It’s a full-time course.

• No, although scholarships would be provided to the ST/SC/OBC students as per the government guidelines.

SAIP is a well-established center of excellence for imparting education in pharmaceutical sciences from 2009.

• Conceptual level teaching with an emphasis on fundamentals
• Centre of Excellence attached with PG departments.
• Running Institute Innovation Council (SAIP-IIC)
• Highest pass percentage with top university ranks
• Various scholarships scheme by state and central government for intellect students.
• Regular Parents Teachers Meeting
• Best Placements
  
  • Industrial training, tours and Internship opportunity.
  • Regular Extra & Co -Curricular activities.
  • Alumni placed throughout India in reputed Pharmaceutical Industries.
  • Much Needed mentorships by faculties

• All Pharmacy courses are job-oriented courses and also have potential for self-employment.
  Some facts are as follows:

  • The Indian pharmaceutical industry is one of the fastest growing segments of the Indian economy.
  • Pharmacy is one such sector that was not hit even during the recession period.
  • The salient job opportunities after Pharmacy courses are as follows:

  Future Prospects after the completion of the program:

  • Pharmacist
  • Community Pharmacist
  • Hospital Pharmacist
  • Consultant/accredited pharmacist
  • Clinical Researcher
  • Industrial Officer
  • Production Officer
  • Industrial Pharmacist
  • Manufacturing Chemist
  • Research & Development Sector
  • Pharmacovigilance
  • Adverse Drug Reaction Centres
  • Academia
  • Professor
  • Trainer
  • Researcher
  • Medical writer
  • Regulatory
  • Regulatory Officer
  • Drug Inspector
  • Pharmaceutical Policy Officer
  • Quality Control
  • Quality Control Officer
  • Quality Assurance Officer