How to apply to NBIPS.
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Choose the programme that matches your qualification and where you want to end up.
Diploma in Pharmacy
The route into registered pharmacy practice.
Bachelor of Pharmacy
A scientific foundation for the whole pharmaceutical sector.
Dates are confirmed by the institute and updated here as soon as they change.
All important datesAsk whatever you need to ask before applying. The admissions office will tell you what a programme does and does not lead to.
Confirm that your qualifying examination and subjects meet the requirement for the programme you want.
Complete the application form. You can save it and come back to it — nothing is lost if you stop halfway.
Marksheets, photograph, signature and proof of identity. Clear photographs of the originals are fine.
Where an application fee applies, it is paid online and a receipt is issued immediately.
The admissions office checks your documents and contacts you if anything is missing.
Selected applicants are informed and given the admission formalities to complete.
Yes. Each application gets its own number and a private link. Use that link to return to a part-completed application at any time before you submit it.
A recent passport-size photograph, your signature, and your Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets. If you are applying under a reserved category, add the relevant certificate. Provisional marksheets are accepted where the final one has not yet been issued.
You will see a confirmation screen with your application number, and an email if you supplied an address. You can also check progress at any time on the Track Application page.
Yes. Submit a separate application for each programme. Each will be considered on its own merits.
Application fees are not refundable once an application has been submitted. Please check your details carefully before paying.
Contact the admissions office with your application number. Corrections before verification can usually be made without resubmitting.
The admissions office will tell you plainly what each programme leads to — and what it does not. That is a more useful conversation than a brochure.