The Oxford College of Pharmacy — Pharmacy Fees & Admission 2026
📌 Hongasandra (Begur Road), Bangalore · Estd 1992 · Pharmacy Colleges in Bangalore
The Oxford College of Pharmacy offers B.Pharm, Pharm D in Bangalore. Below are the indicative 2026-27 fees, eligibility and admission process. No NEET required.
By Krishna Pandey, Founder & Lead Counsellor · Reviewed by Shijin Joy, Admissions Lead · Updated 27 June 2026
About The Oxford College of Pharmacy
The Oxford College of Pharmacy, established in 1992 in Hongasandra on Begur Road, Bengaluru, is a private pharmacy institution run by the Children's Education Society under The Oxford Educational Institutions. It is affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), recognised by the Government of Karnataka, approved by the Pharmacy Council of India and AICTE, and NAAC accredited. The college offers D.Pharm, B.Pharm, M.Pharm, Pharm D and Ph.D programmes, supported by laboratories, a library, hostels and pharmaceutical-industry placement links with recruiters such as Cipla, Dr. Reddy's and Intas.
Affiliation / approval: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bengaluru; PCI, AICTE, NAAC, Government of Karnataka.
Oxford pharmacy fees in Bangalore (2026-27)
Indicative pharmacy course fees at The Oxford College of Pharmacy, collated from 2026-27 announcements:
| Course | Duration | Indicative fee (2026-27) |
|---|---|---|
| B.Pharm | 4 years | ₹1,90,000 + ₹1,50,000×3 (total ₹6,40,000) |
| Pharm D | 6 years | ₹16,50,000 |
💡 Fees are indicative (2026-27) and may exclude hostel, exam, university and one-time charges. Always confirm the exact current fee — and the merit vs management-quota split — directly with the college before paying.
Eligibility
- B.Pharm: For B.Pharm: pass in 10+2 (PUC) with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics (PCB/PCM) as core subjects, securing the minimum aggregate prescribed by RGUHS/PCI (generally 45%, relaxed to 40% for reserved categories), with English as a subject.
- Pharm D: 10+2 with PCB/PCM, or a D.Pharm holder (lateral entry to 4th year).
- Indian nationals; age and category norms as per RGUHS / Karnataka rules.
How to get admission
B.Pharm/Pharm D seats are filled through Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) KCET counselling for the government/merit quota, with remaining seats via COMEDK and the management/NRI quota; M.Pharm admission is via Karnataka PGCET, all governed by RGUHS norms.
Career & scope
B.Pharm and Pharm D graduates work as hospital and community pharmacists, in pharmaceutical manufacturing, clinical research (CRO), drug regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, medical writing and quality control. Pharm D graduates can also pursue clinical-pharmacist and drug-information roles and the 'Dr.' prefix; many continue to M.Pharm or roles abroad (after the relevant licensing exam).
Frequently asked questions
Fees, scholarships & funding the pharmacy programme at The Oxford
Official fee tiers for The Oxford are listed in the fee table above. The government / KEA-merit seat is always the most affordable route at The Oxford and is allotted purely on merit — so a strong rank is the single best way to cut your cost. For management or NRI seats, plan funding early: education loans are available from SBI (Scholar Loan), HDFC Credila, Axis and most banks via the Vidya Lakshmi portal, often covering tuition plus hostel. Reserved-category students (SC/ST/OBC/Category-1) can claim Karnataka fee-reimbursement and post-matric scholarships through the Social Welfare / Backward Classes departments, and EWS and central-sector scholarships further reduce the net cost. Budget separately for hostel, mess and one-time charges in Bangalore, which are billed over and above the tuition shown above.
The pharmacy programme admission 2026 at The Oxford: step by step
- Meet the eligibility (10+2 with the required subjects).
- Register for KEA (KCET), COMEDK counselling and pay the counselling fee/deposit.
- Fill your choice list carefully — list The Oxford at the right preference alongside realistic back-ups.
- Lock choices, then accept the allotment and report to The Oxford within the deadline.
- Carry originals: 10th/12th marksheets, ID, category & domicile certificates and the fee payment.
Admission is through KEA (KCET), COMEDK and management quota. A round-by-round upgrade plan matters — many applicants lose a better seat by mis-ordering choices, so shortlist with the actual cut-off trend in mind.
Why choose The Oxford, Bangalore?
The Oxford gives students hands-on clinical/practical exposure through its attached teaching facilities and a structured internship, which is what employers and PG-entrance examiners value most. Studying in Bangalore adds the advantage of a established healthcare-education ecosystem, peer hospitals for postings, coaching for licensure/PG entrances, and good transport connectivity for students from across Karnataka and other states. When you shortlist The Oxford, weigh the fee tier you qualify for, the campus and hospital infrastructure, faculty strength and the internship stipend — not just the brand name.
After the pharmacy programme: internship, registration & higher studies
The programme includes a compulsory rotating internship, after which graduates register with the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) / state pharmacy council to practise. From there the common paths are M.Pharm, Pharm D (post-baccalaureate) or an MBA in pharma management, or going straight into work — typical roles include hospital and community pharmacy, pharmaceutical manufacturing and QA/QC, clinical research (CRO), drug regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, medical writing and academia. Many The Oxford graduates also prepare during internship for PG-entrance exams or overseas licensure, so it pays to plan that timeline from the first year rather than the last.
Documents, key dates & admission tips for The Oxford
To secure a pharmacy (B.Pharm/Pharm D) seat at The Oxford, Bangalore, prepare both your rank and your paperwork. Government and KEA-merit seats are awarded purely on merit, so your single biggest lever is a strong rank; management and NRI seats need funding planned in advance. Verify your eligibility, category and domicile documents early so a technicality never costs you a seat, and track the official counselling calendar round by round.
More frequently asked questions
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