St John's Pharmacy College Bangalore B Pharma : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Admission to B.Pharm at St John’s Pharmacy College is through KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) conducted by Karnataka Examinations Authority. The 2026 KCET pharmacy exam was held in April 2026 and results were declared on June 6, 2026. Seat allotment happens through centralized online counselling at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in based on KCET merit rank and choice of college.

Ans. The total tuition fee for the 4-year B.Pharm programme at St John’s Pharmacy College is INR 1,07,000 for government quota seats. This is among the most affordable B.Pharm fee structures in Bangalore. Examination fees charged by RGUHS each semester and development fees are additional. Management quota fees are available from the college or KEA Karnataka directly.

Ans. Graduates can work as registered pharmacists in retail and hospital pharmacy, clinical research associates, medical representatives, quality control analysts in pharmaceutical companies, and drug regulatory affairs officers. They may also pursue M.Pharm, PharmD, MBA in Pharmaceutical Management, or appear for government pharmacy recruitment exams. The B.Pharm degree is recognized by PCI for professional practice across India.

Ans. The exact KCET cutoff rank for B.Pharm at St John’s Pharmacy College varies each year based on total applicants, seat availability, and category. Cutoff ranks for B.Pharm at private Bangalore colleges in the KCET general category typically range broadly. Candidates should check the KEA official portal or the college for previous-year cutoff ranks to gauge their chances of admission.

Ans. The RGUHS Scholarship for pharmacy students requires a minimum of 60% marks in the qualifying examination and an annual family income of INR 6 Lakhs or below. Applicants must be enrolled in an RGUHS-affiliated institution. Additional scholarships through the National Scholarship Portal are also available for students from reserved categories and economically weaker backgrounds.

Ans. For government quota seats, KCET is mandatory. Management quota seats, which are a portion of the total intake, may be filled through the college’s own merit process subject to KEA Karnataka norms. Management quota admission is based on qualifying marks and is conducted separately from KEA counselling. Candidates interested in management quota should contact the college admissions office directly.