Creative Educational Society's College of Pharmacy, Chinnatekur was established in the year 2006 in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. CESCOP Kurnool is an affiliated college approved by the Pharmacy Council of India; it imparts various pharmacy programmes. This co-educational college is located on a 3.09-acre campus with a total student enrolment of 588 and a faculty strength of 53 members, and the institution imparts 8 courses in 4 different programmes with a specialty in various pharmaceutical sciences.

Creative Educational Society's College of Pharmacy aims to provide students with a wholesome learning atmosphere with modernized facilities to enable them to pursue higher education. The CESCOP Kurnool has a well-stocked library with access to updates from pharmaceutical literature and research material. To supplement classroom learning through theoretical inputs, the college maintained departmental laboratories wherein students can practically experiment on the concepts received in theory classes. The institution also perceives the role of technology in modern education; hence, it presents really good IT infrastructure to support digital learning and research. In this context, towards a holistic experience, the CESCOP Kurnool provides sports facilities to motivate the students to maintain a healthy balance between academic pursuits and physical activities.

Various courses in the pharmacy profession offered at CESCOP Kurnool cater to different career aspirations in the field of pharmaceuticals. The college offers 8 full-time courses at the undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels. The undergraduate courses the college offers are B.Pharma, and D.Pharma with 60 seats. For those looking for advanced specialisation in the field of pharmacy, CESCOP Kurnool offers M.Pharma in Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, and Pharmacology. The institute also offers a 6-year Pharm.D programme and a Pharm.D Post Baccalaureate course.

The admissions procedure at CESCOP Kurnool is designed to include the merit letter. The college must be looking at academic performance in subjects relevant to the course; it may also accept scores from pharmacy entrance exams, as many pharmacy institutions do.