Annasaheb Dange College of D Pharmacy, Sangli: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Annasaheb Dange College of D Pharmacy, Sangli established in the year 2016 is a bit of a young institute with stress only on pharmaceutical education. It is located at Ashta, Taluka Walva, Sangli district in the State of Maharashtra; and the affiliated college has rapidly taken its place in the pharmaceutical market. The D.Pharma Course here is also PCI and AICTE-approved. The institute, at present campus spread over an area of 1.4 acres, has 121 students on roll and is assisted by 8 members of the faculty with a very healthy student-to-teacher ratio.

It can offer an excellent range of facilities that will permit learning in its students. The library is amongst the first-rate academic resources at the institute and is housed in the main college building and restocked with periodicals, reference materials, textbooks, journals and digital resources. Separate boys' and girls' hostel facilities are available for students who require accommodation. Variously spacious and well-furnished rooms including Wi-Fi, telephones and water purifiers with hot water facilities are provided in these hostels. The campus also has a gymnasium, which motivates the students to keep their bodies fit as well as their minds.

Annasaheb Dange College of D Pharmacy offers under its wing only one programme, that is D.Pharma. It is a full-time diploma course in pharmacy and runs over two years. The college accepts 60 students as its annual intake, which in itself serves as a testimonial to the quality of education offered in a particular institution. This focused format allows the college to pool its efforts and resources to the task at hand: that is, imparting a pharmacy education of the very highest quality.

Admission to Annasaheb Dange College of D Pharmacy would be based on the strict rules and guidelines laid down by the Government of Maharashtra, DTE and the MSBTE, Mumbai. This would therefore ensure a standardized and fair admission procedure for all aspirants.