B.Pharma admissions 2026-27: Pay Shirpur college fees by DD

B.Pharma admissions for the academic year 2026-27 in Shirpur, Maharashtra, are currently underway, with colleges detailing their fee structures, eligibility criteria, and admission cancellation policies. The fee for B.Pharmacy at R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research for the current academic year has been set at an interim amount of Rs. 1,35,000.

These fees are subject to final revision by the Shikshan Shulka Samiti, Mumbai, and admitted candidates are required to submit an undertaking regarding any potential fee increases. The admission process also specifies rules for fee concessions, document submission, and conduct within college premises.

B.Pharma Fee Structure and Revisions

The interim fee for the B.Pharmacy program at R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research for the academic year 2026-27 is Rs. 1,35,000. This marks a reduction from the interim fee of Rs. 1,51,000 for the previous academic year, 2025-26. Oriental College of Pharmacy (OCP), a private institute established in Mumbai in 2004, offers a four-year B.Pharm program with a fee of INR 1,41,500.

All stated fees are subject to final revision by the Shikshan Shulka Samiti, Mumbai. Students admitted to these programs must submit an undertaking at the time of admission, acknowledging their responsibility to pay any additional fees resulting from such revisions. Fee payments for R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research must be made via Demand Draft in favor of the Principal, R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, payable at Shirpur.

Admission Eligibility and Required Documents

Eligibility for Direct Second Year B.Pharm admissions is determined by the State Government of Maharashtra and DTE, Mumbai rules. The intake for Direct Second Year B.Pharm is 10% of the total sanctioned intake, amounting to 10 seats. Fee concessions are applicable for candidates belonging to SC/ST/NT/SBC/OBC/EBC/PTC/STC categories, provided they are admitted under the Government Quota only. These concessions do not apply to candidates admitted through the Institute or Minority Quota.

A detailed list of documents is required for admission, including academic records, proof of nationality and domicile, and various certificates depending on the candidate’s category or specific circumstances. Candidates must ensure all necessary documents are submitted in their original form at the time of admission.

Admission Cancellation and Campus Regulations

Rules governing the cancellation of admission and refund of fees are as described in the DTE, Mumbai brochure for MHT CET. If an admission is cancelled after the cut-off date, the student is liable to pay the full course fee. For First Year Pharmacy, the full course fee encompasses four years’ fees, while for Direct Second Year Pharmacy, it includes three years’ fees. Applications for cancellation, including hostel admissions, are considered only if the candidate has paid full fees and submitted all required original documents.

Students are mandated to carry their identity cards on campus and present them upon request. Entry into classrooms, laboratories, or the library without the prescribed uniform is prohibited. In laboratories, students must wear an apron, cap, and mask. Vehicle parking is restricted to designated cycle/motorcycle stands, and students are expected to park in an orderly queue. Certain activities are strictly prohibited as per institute rules.

Further reading

• R. C. Patel B.Pharm 2025-26: Pay ₹1,51,000 interim fee at admission

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