Pharmaceutical Analysis

Pharmaceutical Analysis is studied at 122 institutes across 17 states in India, as recorded in AISHE data. Combined approved seat intake across all institutes offering Pharmaceutical Analysis is 1,725 students per year. Programmes in this discipline run 1 to 2 years.

Institutes Offering122

States Covered17

Total Seat Intake1,725

Duration1 to 2 years

Where Can I Study Pharmaceutical Analysis?

Institute Type

University 21 institutes (17%)
Standalone Institution 2 institutes (2%)
College 99 institutes (81%)

Funding Type

Self Financing 72 offerings (57%)
General 39 offerings (31%)
Both 16 offerings (13%)

Programmes in This Discipline

2 institutes shown below (filtered by Standalone Institution).

All (122) University (21) Standalone Institution (2) College (99)

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH KOLKATA Standalone Institution · Kolkata, West Bengal
National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) - Ahmedabad Standalone Institution · Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Frequently Asked Questions

How many institutes offer Pharmaceutical Analysis?

122 institutes across 17 states offer programmes in Pharmaceutical Analysis, according to AISHE data.

What programs are offered in Pharmaceutical Analysis?

Pharmaceutical Analysis includes the following programmes: M.S.-Master of Science, Ph.D.-Doctor of Philosophy, M.Pharm. -Master of Pharmacy, M.Tech. -Master of Technology.

What is the total seat intake for Pharmaceutical Analysis?

The combined approved intake across all institutes offering Pharmaceutical Analysis is 1,725 seats per year.

What types of institutions offer Pharmaceutical Analysis?

Among institutes offering Pharmaceutical Analysis: 21 universitys, 2 standalone institutions, 99 colleges.

How long do Pharmaceutical Analysis programmes take to complete?

Programmes in Pharmaceutical Analysis typically take 1 to 2 years to complete, based on AISHE-reported durations.

Data sourced from the All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE). Seat intake figures are as reported by institutes; verify current numbers with the institute directly before applying.