Chalapathi College of Pharmacy Recruitment 2026: Assistant Professor Openings in Guntur
Chalapathi College of Pharmacy (CCPY), located in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, has announced several new faculty openings for the 2026 academic year. If you are a qualified professional looking for a teaching role in a recognized pharmacy institution, this is an excellent opportunity to apply.
The college is currently hiring for Assistant Professor positions in three core departments.
Available Vacancies
There are a total of four faculty posts available:
Pharmaceutics: 01 Post
Pharmaceutical Analysis: 01 Post
Pharmaceutical Chemistry: 02 Posts
Eligibility & Requirements
As is standard with pharmacy colleges in India, the eligibility for these roles is strictly as per PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) norms.
Qualification: Typically requires an M.Pharm in the relevant specialization.
Experience: Qualifications and teaching experience must align with the current PCI guidelines for the Assistant Professor grade.
How to Apply
The application process is very simple. You do not need to fill out any complicated forms—just send your latest CV/Resume via email.
Email your CV to: [email protected]
Last Date: Make sure your application reaches them on or before 30/05/2026.
Pro Tip for Applicants: When sending your resume, use a clear subject line like “Application for Assistant Professor – Pharmaceutical Chemistry” to help the recruitment team identify your profile quickly.
College Details & Contact Info
If you have questions about the salary, workload, or interview dates, you can contact the college office directly:
Address: Chalapathi College of Pharmacy, AR Nagar, Mothadaka, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh – 522016.
Phone Numbers: 9492478685 / 08645294242
Official Website: www.ccpy.ac.in
About the Institution: Chalapathi College of Pharmacy is affiliated with Acharya Nagarjuna University and approved by the PCI. It is recognized by the Department of Technical Education, Govt. of A.P., making it a stable and reputable place to build an academic career.
