About
OfficialBombay College of Pharmacy is a government aided autonomous pharmacy institution in Mumbai, affiliated to the University of Mumbai.
- Established in 1957
- Government aided autonomous institution
- Approved by AICTE and PCI
- Affiliated to the University of Mumbai
- Over 1500 pharmacists produced
- More than 300 industry sponsored projects completed
About
Bombay College of Pharmacy is located in Kalina, Santacruz (E), Mumbai. It is a government aided autonomous institution approved by AICTE and PCI and affiliated to the University of Mumbai. The college's vision is to provide excellence in transformative and interdisciplinary pharmacy education for fostering innovation and research towards advancement of sustainable global healthcare.
History
Bombay College of Pharmacy was founded in 1957 by the Indian Pharmaceutical Association - Maharashtra State Branch (IPA-MSB), with financial assistance from the Government of Maharashtra and several pharmaceutical corporations. The college began as an institution offering a Diploma in Pharmacy and now offers Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral programs in Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Academics
The college aims to provide quality education and training in pharmaceutical and allied sciences, and to engage in collaborative translational research in healthcare sciences and technology. It has produced more than 1500 Pharmacists, 300 M. Pharm and 170 PhD graduates. More than 300 industry sponsored projects have been completed by the college. In 2014 it was recognized as Best Industry Linked Institute in Pharmacy field by AICTE-IIC cell.
Campus & Facilities
ft. built-up area and open space for a botanical garden and sports facilities. The college has a library, the Dr. M. K. Rangnekar drug testing and training laboratory, well equipped laboratories, state of the art equipment, instruments, and internet facilities. Other listed facilities include a canteen, seminar hall, research laboratories, a central instrument room, classrooms with internet and LCD projectors, common rooms, a lift and ramp, and a garden. 5 km from both Kurla and Santacruz railway stations.
Admissions
Admission to the first year of B.Pharm (F.Y.B.Pharm) is made through the CAP Additional Round / Institute Level Round.
Quick stats
Courses offered
11
Avg placements
₹3.85 lakh / yr
Total intake
Not yet verified
Hostel
No
Data last verified October 2026 · compiled from official sources