Year 1, semester 1
Core subjects
- Principles & Practices of Management
- Organisational Behaviour
- Management Accounting
- Managerial Economics
- Business Communication
- Research Methodology
- Environment Awareness and Disaster Management
₹1,89,400in all, over 4 payments
Four payments that add up to ₹1,89,400, one at the start of each semester. The amounts differ by semester.
Payments on this plan

Pay ₹50,000, ₹50,000, ₹45,000 and ₹44,400 at the start of semesters 1 to 4. The total is ₹1,89,400.
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Every student also needs two government student IDs at admission. One is an ABC ID, which records course credits, and the other is a DEB-ID. Both are made online.

Year 1, semester 1
Year 1, semester 2
Year 2, semester 3
Year 2, semester 4
Main topics
Pharma business and law, sales teams, marketing of medicines, production and supply chain, hospital medicine management, and quality.
Skills taught

First jobs
With experience
Industries that hire for these roles
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No. A bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks is enough, or 45% for students from reserved categories.
Yes. The full fee paid within 15 days, in one or two payments, costs ₹10,000 less.
No. The exam fee and the project fee are both part of the course fee.
The course includes six Pharmaceutical Management subjects in semester 3 and two in semester 4. All of them are listed in the syllabus on this page.
It suits medical sales staff who want to lead a sales team or plan how a medicine is sold. It also suits pharmacy graduates who want to work on the business side. The careers section lists more.
Pharmaceutical Management covers the business of making and selling medicines, the laws on medicines, sales teams, supply and quality. Hospital and Healthcare Management covers running a hospital, patient flow, quality checks, and health rules. Year 1 is the same for both.
Pharmaceutical Management covers the business of making and selling medicines, the laws on medicines, sales teams, supply and quality. Logistics and Supply Chain covers buying goods, keeping goods in warehouses, transport, and customs checks at borders. Year 1 is the same for both.
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