Institution Lloyd Institute of Management and Technology (Pharm), Greater Noida is one of the finest institutions sine 2004 in the field of pharmacy situated in Uttar Pradesh, India. This affiliated college, PCI-approved and AICTE-recognised, provides various pharmaceutical courses. Located in a large area of 10 acres of land, the institute has a team of 58 faculty members. At present, the student strength of the institute is 497, of which 87 percent are undergraduate students and 13 percent are post graduate students. It has provided 5 courses taught at 3 levels of degrees, concentrating in several areas of pharmaceutical sciences. 

Lloyd Institute of Management and Technology Pharm, Greater Noida is affiliated with the university  Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. They are a well-sourced landmark institute and fully equipped with updated facilities to meet the students’ academic and personality enhancement needs. The tertiary facilities consist of well-resourced computer laboratories with internet connections to support course activities such as programming, networks, and web development. The library area is 3600 sq ft with spacious multi-faceted book shelves and stack areas containing a number of books, periodicals, and reference documents in the discipline of pharmacy with encyclopaedias, pharmacopoeias, and other national and international journals of repute. To address interschool activities and other programmes and events, Institution Lloyd Institute of Management and Technology has a multi-facility hall with a seating capacity of four hundred and well equipped with audio and visual aids. It also has a comfortable, air-conditioned canteen system that supplies foods and snacks that meet and suit the tastes of learners. 

Lloyd Institute of Management and Technology (Pharm) has well-equipped pharmacy faculty, providing students with multiple courses in pharmacy. The institute offers 5 full-time programmes, which offer two undergraduate courses and three postgraduate courses. Undergraduate programmes include a 4-year B.Pharma course with a total enrolment of 100 students and a 2-year D.Pharma course with an enrolment of 60 students. The institute offers three postgraduate programmes: M.Pharma (Quality Assurance): 18 seats, 2 years; M.Pharma (Pharmaceutics)—18 seats, 2 years; M.Pharma (Pharmacology): 15 seats, 2 years. A total approved intake for all courses stands at 196 students. 

Admission to the Lloyd Institute of Management and Technology (Pharm) is based on merit. Scholarships are available to worthy students; 87% of the total new undergraduates and 7% of new postgraduates will receive some form of bursary assistance. This commitment significantly to financial support has yielded the promise to encourage talented students to acquire their pharmaceutical education without much strain.