The Oxford College of Pharmacy

D.Pharm. Admission Process:

1. Eligibility: The candidate must have passed the 12th examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
2. Entrance Exams: Candidates must have a valid score in KCET to be considered for admission at the Oxford College of Pharmacy. The admission merit list is determined by the rank of the chosen entrance exam.
3. Counselling: After the entrance exam results are declared, candidates who have qualified for the exam will be called for counselling.
4. Document Verification: After the merit list is published, the shortlisted candidates are required to submit documents such as the mark sheets of the 10th and 12th standard exams, the transfer certificate, the migration certificate (if applicable), the community certificate (if applicable), the entrance exam scorecard (if applicable), and passport-size photographs.
5. Fee Payment: Following document verification, candidates must pay the college-determined fees to confirm admission.

B.Pharm. Admission Process:

1. Eligibility: The candidate must have passed the 12th examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
2. Entrance Exams: Candidates must have a valid score in KCET to be considered for admission at the Oxford College of Pharmacy. The admission merit list is determined by the rank of the chosen entrance exam.
3. Counselling: After the entrance exam results are declared, candidates who have qualified for the exam will be called for counselling.
4. Document Verification: After the merit list is published, the shortlisted candidates are required to submit documents such as the mark sheets of the 10th and 12th standard exams, the transfer certificate, the migration certificate (if applicable), the community certificate (if applicable), the entrance exam scorecard (if applicable), and passport-size photographs.
5. Fee Payment: Following document verification, candidates must pay the college-determined fees to confirm admission.

 M.Pharm. Admission Process:

1. Eligibility: Candidates should have completed their B.Pharm with a minimum of 55% marks.
2. Entrance Exams: Candidates must have a valid score in either the GPAT or state-level entrance exam to be considered for M.Pharm admission at the Oxford College of Pharmacy. The admission merit list is determined by the rank of the chosen entrance exam.
3. Counselling: After the entrance exam results are declared, candidates who have qualified for the exam will be called for counselling.
4. Document Verification: Candidates need to carry their original documents along with the photocopies for verification during counselling. The documents usually include the mark sheets of the 10th and 12th standard exams, the graduate certificate, the transfer certificate, the migration certificate (if applicable), the community certificate (if applicable), the entrance exam scorecard (if applicable), and passport-size photographs.
5. Fee Payment: Following document verification, candidates must pay the college’s determined fees to confirm admission.

Pharm. D. Admission Process:

1. Eligibility: The candidate must have passed the 12th examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
2. Entrance Exams: Candidates must have a valid score in the KCET entrance exam to be considered for Pharm. D. admission at the Oxford College of Pharmacy. The admission merit list is determined by the rank of the chosen entrance exam.
3. Counselling: After the entrance exam results are declared, candidates who have qualified for the exam will be called for counselling.
4. Document Verification: Candidates need to carry their original documents along with the photocopies for verification during counselling. The documents usually include the mark sheets of the 10th and 12th standard exams, the transfer certificate, the migration certificate (if applicable), the community certificate (if applicable), the entrance exam scorecard (if applicable), and passport-size photographs.
5. Fee Payment: Following document verification, candidates must pay the college’s determined fees to confirm admission.

PhD Pharmacy Admission Process:

1. Eligibility: Master’s degrees in pharmacology, biology, pharmacy, or biotechnology from accredited universities are required. MSc, MTech, or equivalent degrees with a 55% average. SC/ST/EWS/OBC/NCL/PWD candidates are eligible for reservations under Indian law.
2. Entrance Exams: Candidates will have to qualify for a national-level entrance exam or a university-level entrance exam. The admission merit list is determined by the rank of the chosen entrance exam.
3. Counselling: After the entrance exam results are declared, candidates who have qualified for the exam will be called for counselling.
4. Document Verification: Candidates need to carry their original documents along with the photocopies for verification during counselling. The documents usually include the mark sheets of the 10th and 12th standard exams, the transfer certificate, the migration certificate (if applicable), the community certificate (if applicable), the entrance exam scorecard (if applicable), and passport-size photographs.
5. Fee Payment: Following document verification, candidates must pay the college’s determined fees to confirm admission.

• Library: The college library has an extensive collection of books, journals, and electronic resources to meet the academic requirements of its students.
• Laboratories: The college provides well-equipped laboratories for various pharmacy disciplines, including pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, and pharmaceutics.
• Computer lab: Students have access to cutting-edge technology through the college's computer centre, which features high-speed internet connectivity.
• Auditorium & Seminar Halls: The campus has modern audio-visual tools in the auditorium and seminar rooms. These facilities are used for academic and artistic events such as lectures, seminars, workshops, conferences, and more.
• Sports facilities: The college provides both indoor and outdoor sports facilities for its students' physical and emotional wellbeing.
• Medical facilities: The college has a medical facility with first-aid equipment and a relationship with a nearby hospital for handling medical emergencies.
• Transport facilities: The college provides transportation services for students and staff.
• Canteen and Cafeteria: College provides a canteen and cafeteria that meet the dining requirements of both students and staff.
• Hostel and Accommodation: The college has hostel facilities for outstation students, including separate hostels for boys and girls.
• Placement Cell: The college has a dedicated placement cell that facilitates on-campus placements for its students.
• Banking Facilities: Colleges have automated teller machines (ATMs) located on campus, which allow students, faculty, and staff to withdraw cash and perform basic banking transactions.