B.Pharm Notes 2026 — New PCI Syllabus, Code by Code | Noteskarts

PCI Syllabus 2026 · NEP 2020

B.Pharm notes for the new syllabus, code by code.

Every course of the revised PCI B.Pharm curriculum — all eight semesters, with credits, units and notes. Browse by subject code, semester or paper name.

8
Semesters
193
Total credits
240 hrs
Internship
2026–27
Implementation
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Under the new regulation each course carries marks in proportion to its credits. Internal assessment comes from attendance, academic activities and two sessional tests; the rest is the end-semester paper.

B.Pharm mark distribution by credit value
Credits Total marks Internal End semester End-sem paper Duration
4 100 40 60 20 MCQ (1 mark) + 5 short (4 marks) + 2 long (10 marks) 3 hr
3 75 30 45 10 MCQ (1 mark) + 5 short (4 marks) + 2 long (7.5 marks) 2 hr
2 or 1 50 20 30 10 MCQ (1 mark) + 5 short (2 marks) + 2 long (5 marks) 1.5 hr
Practical 50 20 30 Synopsis 7.5 + major 10 + minor 5 + viva 7.5 3–4 hr

Pass mark is 50% of the total, including internal assessment. Short and long answers are choice-based — 5 out of 7, and 2 out of 3.

Course codes, credits and unit titles follow the Pharmacy Council of India B.Pharm syllabus (2026, as per NEP 2020). Colleges may adjust electives, so confirm with your university before exams.