Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office), Quantum University

Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) provides modern amenities with state-of-the-art infrastructure to its students. Some of the facilities provided by the institute include auditorium, library, seminar halls, hostels, mess and cafeteria, transport, etc.

Yes, the Quantum School of Health Sciences follows a semester pattern for DPharma course. The duration of the DPharm course is two years, divided into four semesters. The curriculum is designed to ensure comprehensive learning and preparation for future job roles. This semester pattern allows for systematic learning and assessment throughout the duration of the programme.

The duration of the Q-Care exam, required to apply for the DPharma scholarship at Quantum School of Health Sciences, is one hour. Q-Care is offered over a period of time, allowing candidates to choose a day and time convenient for them to take the test. The exam is MCQ-based and conducted online. Candidates must qualify for the Q-Care exam to apply for the DPharma scholarship, which is offered based on academic performance. Additionally, candidates opting for DPharma must appear for the Q-Care II exam. 

The total seat intake for the BPharma programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences is 60, which is determined based on merit and seat availability. The university admits candidates according to the sanctioned seat intake, and seat allotment is carried out based on merit. However, the university reserves the right to revise the seat intake as necessary. 

Yes, admission to the BSc course of Quantum School of Health Sciences is totally based on merit. The criteria adopted by this university in its admission process for its BSc course include a merit screening system where the selection of candidates will be based on their academics. The university offers a BSc programme specialising in Nutrition and Dietetics. Applicants must meet the minimum eligibility criteria to have their applications considered. 

The DPharma tuition fee at Quantum School of Health Sciences is INR 1.8 lakh. Additionally, there are other components such as the hostel fee, admission fee, and security deposit that is included in the total fee structure. These fees are indicative and subject to change. The tuition fee is based on the first year and may vary. The additional components might be included in the fees. The mentioned fee is applicable to students from outside Uttarakhand. 

The admission process for the BPharma programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences includes a comprehensive evaluation of applicants. After the selection phase, successful candidates will undergo verification by the Admission Committee. Upon approval, students will receive an admission confirmation via email. Admitted students must comply with the university's regulations and settle the applicable fee. The completion of the payment of Quantum School of Health Sciences fees indicates the finalisation of the admission process.

Candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria to be considered for the BPharma programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences. For regular admission, candidates must have completed Class 12 with at least 45% aggregate from a recognised board, with a Science stream including Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) or Biology (PCB/PCMB) as a compulsory subject. For BPharma (Lateral Entry), candidates must have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in a two-year Pharmacy Diploma following Class 12, with specific subjects, and have achieved at least 45% aggregate overall.

The tuition fee for the BSc programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) is INR 1.8 lakh. The tuition fee is calculated based on the first year. The actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than tuition fees. However, the fee mentioned above is for outside Uttarakhand students. Additionally, there are other components apart from the tuition fee, which are chargeable or paid annually/semesterly. The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.

Yes,   BPharm is a four-year programme offered by Quantum School of Health Sciences through the Department of Pharmacy. The selection to the course is based on merit in Class 12. Aspirants need to complete Class 12 or equivalent with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with one of the Mathematics/ Biotechnology/ Biology with at least 45% aggregate to apply for BPharm programme.

The application fee for Quantum School of Health Sciences, Quantum University is INR 1,200. Aspirants applying online have to pay the application fee via any of the online payment mode. Students can register themselves for admission to Quantum by visiting the Campus, or any of our Admission Offices along with the Bank DD of INR 1,200, in the name of "Quantum University" payable at Dehradun. 

Yes, the Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) offers internships for the BSc programme, which is fulfilled after the fourth semester by the end to providing students with practical exposure for at least a duration, i.e., a minimum of 45 days. Students work together during this internship, where they join activities such as RT Feed formation, Preparation of Therapeutic Diets and counselling sessions with OPD patients in an in-hospital setting. Students are further expected to record their daily observations and develop an internship report based on those and 1-2 case studies.

The top recruiters for the BPharma programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences include TCS, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra. These companies are part of the 192 recruiters that visited the campus for placements, with over 85% of students being placed in 50 Bluechip companies. However, the Quantum School of Health Sciences BPharma placements 2024 have not been released. Candidates can refer to the following overall Quantum School of Health Sciences placements statistics:

The offical Quantum School of Health Sciences Bpharma the highest package report has not been released. According to the consolidated Quantum School of Health Sciences placement report, the highest package offered is INR 33.50 LPA, which also highlights that over 85% of students were placed in 50 Bluechip companies visiting the campus. A total of 192 companies participated in the placements, selecting 872 students.

Yes, Quantum University conducts an entrance exam-Q Care to offer scholarships to students.  Quantum School of Health Sciences students can avail the scholarship based on their Q-Care score. Below are the details:

Quantum School of Health Sciences eligibility is different for different programme. However, the basic eligibility is similar. Candidates are required to complete Class 12 for UG courses and graduation to apply for PG programmes. Below is Quantum School of Health Sciences courses along with their eligibility:

No, an entrance exam is not required for admission to the DPharma programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences. Admission is based on merit, and prospective candidates must meet the eligibility criteria, which includes passing Class 12 from a recognised board with a minimum aggregate of 45%, with specific compulsory subjects. The individuals applying to the DPaharma programme, must review the admission process and requirements. 

The applicant should have passed Class 12 from a known board at least with an aggregate of 45% in the Science stream. The university offers specialised BSc programme in Nutrition and Dietetics. However, to apply for the BSc course, the students are required to meet the basic eligibility criteria prescribed by the university. The entire application procedure is online and through the university website, while admission into the BSc programme is based on merit.

Yes, there is a verification procedure for the DPharma programme at this Quantum School of Health Science. Based on the selection phase, the selected individuals will then undergo verification. On acceptance, applicant will receive an email from the admissions committee notifying them of their acceptance into the program. Selected students must pay the required entrance fees and comply with the institute's regulations to finalise the admission process.