Pharmacists are the most important element of the healthcare business, which is concerned with the development, research, manufacture, and distribution of medications to consumers. The B.Pharm course is a stepping stone for students who want to work in the healthcare and medical fields. The course covers topics such as chemical sciences, health division, and other relevant subtopics that lead to the correct use of pharmaceutical medications.

The individual who wishes to pursue the M.Pharm Course must have finished his or her Bachelor's degree from a recognised board or institution with a grade point average of at least 50%. The course is designed to provide students with the essential understanding of research methodology, industrial processes, and procedures, as well as research approaches. It teaches students how to prepare for the correct use, distribution, and preparation of pharmaceutical medications in order to guarantee that they are safe and effective with minimal adverse effects.  

Candidates must submit a thesis and take an admission exam after finishing their M.Pharm degree. Within the degree, students might choose to specialise in one or more disciplines. Nutrition, pharmaceutics, chemical pharmaceutics, cardiovascular pharmaceutics, pharmacy practice, psychiatric pharmaceutics, infectious diseases pharmaceutics, and other specialities are available.