B.Pharm Syllabus & Recommended Books – Semester-wise (PCI Based)

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If you're pursuing Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm), understanding the complete syllabus and referring to the right books from the beginning can make your journey smoother and more successful.

This guide provides:

  • ✅ PCI-approved semester-wise syllabus

  • 📚 Best & recommended textbooks (author-wise)

  • 📝 PDF format syllabus links

🧪 Semester-wise B.Pharm Syllabus (PCI 2016 Regulation)

📘 Semester 1 Subjects:

Subject CodeSubject Name
BP101THuman Anatomy and Physiology I
BP102TPharmaceutical Analysis I
BP103TPharmaceutics I
BP104TPharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
BP105TCommunication Skills
BP106RBT/BP106TRemedial Biology / Remedial Mathematics
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📚 Recommended Books for Semester 1

SubjectRecommended Books
Human Anatomy & PhysiologyTortora & Grabowski, Ross & Wilson
Pharmaceutical AnalysisBeckett & Stenlake, P. D. Chaudhuri
PharmaceuticsLachman & Lieberman, C.V.S. Subrahmanyam
Inorganic ChemistryA.H. Beckett, Morrison & Boyd
Communication SkillsRaymond Murphy, Krishna Mohan
Remedial BiologyNCERT 11th & 12th Bio
Remedial MathR.D. Sharma, Class 11-12 reference

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