B.Pharm Notes, Syllabus & Study Material
Welcome to DrxCoder's central B.Pharm educational directory. Access unit-wise notes, multiple-choice questions, important university questions, and practical manuals aligned with the new Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) 2026–27 curriculum.
New PCI Syllabus 2026 Guide
Complete breakdown of the new NEP 2020 curriculum, subject codes, credits, examination rules, and official PDF.
1st Semester Subjects & Notes
Access all 6 subjects: BP101T, BP102T, BP103T, BP104T, BP105T, and BP106T with complete unit notes.
MCQs & Question Banks
Practice online multiple choice questions and review 2, 5, and 10 mark exam questions for all units.
B.Pharm 8-Semester Curriculum Architecture
Scalable structure supporting all B.Pharm academic years under PCI & NEP 2020.
PCI 2026 Core & Elective Courses
Modules in developmentPCI 2026 Core & Elective Courses
Modules in developmentPCI 2026 Core & Elective Courses
Modules in developmentPCI 2026 Core & Elective Courses
Modules in developmentPCI 2026 Core & Elective Courses
Modules in developmentPCI 2026 Core & Elective Courses
Modules in developmentPCI 2026 Core & Elective Courses
Modules in developmentSemester 1 Prescribed Subjects (New PCI 2026)
Basics of Python Programming for Pharmaceutical Sciences
BP101T introduces foundational programming and algorithmic thinking using Python 3 within pharmaceutical contexts. Students learn core programming constructs, laboratory calculations, pediatric dosage formulas (Young's, Dilling's, Clark's rules), data analysis with NumPy/Pandas, and pharmacokinetic graphing with Matplotlib.
General Pharmacy
BP102T General Pharmacy introduces students to the professional ethos of pharmacy, the development of Indian and international pharmacopoeias (IP, BP, USP), official compendia, prescription interpretation, posology calculations, pharmaceutical calculations (alligation, proof spirit), and foundational monophasic/biphasic liquid dosage forms.
Healthcare Psychology and Communication Skills
BP103T Healthcare Psychology and Communication Skills trains pharmacy students in behavioral science, patient counseling psychology, health belief models, adherence strategies, empathetic communication, active listening, and conflict resolution across multidisciplinary healthcare environments.
Human Anatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology I
BP104T provides comprehensive coverage of the structural organization, physiological mechanisms, homeostatic balance, and fundamental pathophysiological processes of human body systems — including cell signaling, tissues, skeletal/joints, blood components, cardiovascular mechanics, and cellular injury/inflammation.
Introduction to Pharmacognosy
BP105T Introduction to Pharmacognosy provides the foundational study of crude drugs derived from natural sources (plants, animals, minerals, and marine organisms). Students learn crude drug classification systems, cultivation/harvesting factors, plant tissue systems, major secondary metabolite classes (alkaloids, glycosides, tannins, volatile oils), quality control parameters, and macroscopic/microscopic evaluation techniques.
Introduction to Pharmaceutical Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry
BP106T Introduction to Pharmaceutical Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry provides essential foundational chemical knowledge for pharmacy students. It covers sources of impurities, official IP limit tests (chloride, sulfate, iron, heavy metals, arsenic), classical analytical methods (acid-base, non-aqueous, precipitation, complexometric, redox titrations), and pharmaceutical inorganic agents (gastrointestinal agents, topical agents, electrolytes, dental products, and radiopharmaceuticals).