Anjaneya University Raipur D.Pharm Pharmacy: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. No, Anjaneya University does not require a separate entrance exam for the D.Pharm programme. Admission is entirely merit-based, using the aggregate marks from 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics. Eligible candidates can apply directly through the official admission portal without sitting for any external or university-level written test. Selection is based on marks in the qualifying board examination.

Ans. The total tuition fee for the 2-year D.Pharm programme at Anjaneya University is INR 1,40,000, charged at INR 70,000 per year. Examination, lab, and library charges are levied separately as per university norms. Optional hostel accommodation is available at INR 75,000 per year and is not included in the tuition total. Fee payment can be made in semester-wise instalments.

Ans. Candidates must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics as compulsory subjects, and must have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. Both PCB and PCM stream students are eligible to apply. There is no age limit specified by the university for D.Pharm admission at Anjaneya University.

Ans. Yes, Anjaneya University’s pharmacy programmes including D.Pharm are approved by the Pharmacy Council of India and recognised by UGC. PCI approval is mandatory for D.Pharm programmes in India and ensures that the diploma qualifies graduates to register as a pharmacist with state pharmacy councils. The recognition makes the D.Pharm credential valid for employment in hospitals, retail pharmacies, and government health facilities nationwide.

Ans. D.Pharm graduates can register as a pharmacist with the state pharmacy council and work in retail pharmacy outlets, hospital pharmacies, government dispensaries, and community health centres. Other options include roles in pharmaceutical sales and medical representatives. Graduates may also choose to pursue B.Pharm by lateral entry at institutions that allow diploma holders to join the second year of the bachelor’s programme.

Ans. Yes, the university offers merit-based tuition fee waivers in the first year of the D.Pharm programme. Students who scored 85% or above in 10+2 receive a 25% waiver of INR 17,500. Those with 75 to 84.9% receive a 20% waiver of INR 14,000, and students with 65 to 74.9% receive a 15% waiver of INR 10,500. Scholarship applications are submitted through the official portal at the time of admission.