ATMS Pharmacy FAQ: All Your Questions on B.Pharm & D.Pharm Answered

One of the biggest advantages is the focused learning environment and strong local connections. Unlike colleges in larger cities, the Institute provides more personalized attention from faculty and has deep ties with local hospitals and pharmacies in the Hapur region for internships, ensuring you get practical, real-world experience.

Yes, absolutely. Both the B.Pharm and D.Pharm programs at the College are approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and are affiliated with Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), Lucknow. This ensures your degree is recognized and valued across the country.

The faculty is a strong blend of academic experts and industry professionals. The department is led by Dr. Arun Kumar, who brings over many of experience in clinical research. Our students learn directly from professors with professional backgrounds in major pharmaceutical companies, ensuring the curriculum is always relevant to current industry standards.

ATMS is equipped with modern, state of the art laboratories for comprehensive practical training. Our students get hands-on experience in dedicated facilities, including:
• Pharmaceutics Labs
​ • Pharmaceutical Chemistry Labs
​ • Pharmacology Labs
​ • Pharmacognosy Labs
​ • Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab
​ • Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab
​ • Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Lab

The process is straightforward and follows university guidelines. Admission to the B.Pharm program is primarily based on merit through the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) counseling. A limited number of seats may also be available through direct admission based on 12th-grade merit for students who meet the eligibility criteria set by AKTU.

The college offers these professional courses at a competitive fee structure. For the most current and detailed fee information, it is always best to contact the admission office directly. They can also provide information on available payment plans, education loan assistance, and any scholarship programs for meritorious students.

Yes, ATMS Pharmacy College facilitates lateral entry for its diploma students. Eligible D.Pharm graduates can directly enter the second year of the B.Pharm program, subject to seat availability and the regulations laid out by AKTU. This provides a seamless pathway to upgrade your qualification.

Our admission counselors are trained to be student guides. When you visit or call, they will discuss your career goals, academic background, and long-term plans to help you understand which program, the industry-focused B.Pharm or the practice-focused D.Pharm is the right fit for you personally.

ATMS has a dedicated placement cell with strong industry connections. In recent years, students have been placed in reputable companies including Unicure Pharmaceuticals, Baxil Pharma, Gracure Pharmaceuticals, and many more for clinical and retail roles.

Graduates of the D.Pharm course have excellent local job prospects. Many find immediate employment in community pharmacies, district hospitals, and pharmaceutical distribution agencies in Hapur, Ghaziabad, and Meerut, thanks to the college’s strong regional network.

The college provides full assistance in completing the mandatory 500 hours of practical training. We have tie-ups with numerous local hospitals and registered community pharmacies to ensure every D.Pharm student gets a quality placement to complete their required training on time.

Yes, actively. The faculty and placement cell leverage their extensive local network to guide and assist both B.Pharm and D.Pharm students in securing valuable internships. This hands-on experience in the Hapur region is critical for building skills and a professional network.