Adamas University Kolkata B.Pharma {Lateral} : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Candidates must hold a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) from a PCI-recognised institution with at least 50% aggregate marks. A valid JELET 2026 score (Pharmacy stream) is required for WBJEEB centralised counselling. West Bengal domicile is required for counselling seats. Non-domicile candidates may apply through direct institutional admission.

Ans. The total fee for the B.Pharm Lateral Entry at Adamas University is INR 6,75,988 for the 3-year lateral programme (6 semesters). This is as per the official fee schedule on the Adamas University website. Hostel and transport charges are payable separately.

Ans. JELET (Joint Entrance for Lateral Entry to Technology) includes a Pharmacy stream conducted by WBJEEB. After the result, WBJEEB conducts centralised counselling. Candidates fill in college preferences and seat allotment is based on JELET rank. After accepting the seat, candidates report to Adamas University with original D.Pharm certificates for physical admission.

Ans. The B.Pharm programme at Adamas University is conducted under AICTE approval and the university is PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) recognised for its pharmacy programmes. The university is UGC-recognised and holds NAAC Grade A accreditation. The B.Pharm degree from Adamas University is valid for licensing and registration as a pharmacist.

Ans. B.Pharm graduates from Adamas University can pursue careers as pharmacists in hospital and retail pharmacy, drug regulatory affairs officers, quality control analysts, medical representatives, and production chemists in the pharmaceutical industry. Graduates may also pursue M.Pharm, MBA Pharma, or PharmD for advanced careers in clinical pharmacy, research, or academic roles.

Ans. The B.Pharm Lateral Entry programme at Adamas University covers pharmaceutics, pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy, clinical pharmacy, pharmaceutical analysis, hospital pharmacy, and drug regulatory affairs across the 6 semesters. Practical training, industrial visits, and project work are integral components of the programme.