Aditya College of Pharmacy, Surampalem: Admission 2026, Cutoff, Courses, Fees, Placements, Ranking

The Aditya College of Pharmacy was established in the year 2006 at Surampalem and is among the leading institutions dealing with pharmaceutical education in Andhra Pradesh. Its co-educational college offers a host of programmes in pharmacy, from undergraduate to the postgraduate and doctoral levels. The college is accredited by NAAC and approved by PCI; it has earned a reputation for quality education in the field of pharmacy. The campus of Aditya College of Pharmacy is spread over a 2-acre area and serves a total student enrolment of 590 with a total faculty strength of 43. This institute offers 4 courses at 3 different degree levels, based on different specialisations in the field of pharmaceutical sciences.

The college gives strong importance to making sure that students have a good learning atmosphere, thereby backed by highly advanced facilities. The campus is well equipped with laboratories that provide practical exposures in concurrence with theoretical knowledge in a varied number of subjects. The library, in itself an abode of knowledge, is equipped with library software that helps provide automated services, assuring precision in services and expeditious information retrieval. Students are given separate hostel facilities for boys and girls along with nutritious food and comfortable accommodation. Aditya College of Pharmacy also has good sporting facilities, including a spacious ground, shuttle court, volleyball court, and basketball court, to encourage students in balancing academics with physical activities.

Aditya College of Pharmacy houses a wide range of programmes in pharmaceutical sciences to suit the varied interest of students. The institute offers a total of 4 full-time programmes, among which 1 is undergraduate (B.Pharma), 2 are postgraduate programmes (M.Pharma in Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Technology), and a doctoral programme (Pharm.D). 

Most of the admissions to Aditya College of Pharmacy are done through entrance exams. Admissions to the B.Pharma programme are based on AP EAMCET, whereas postgraduate programmes, M.Pharma, are also based on GPAT and AP PGECET scores.