Check a Madhya Pradesh drug licence
We check one register in Madhya Pradesh against official records. Each source below shows what it covers and whether it is answering today.
Drug licences in Madhya Pradesh are issued by the Food and Drugs Administration, Madhya Pradesh.
Check a Madhya Pradesh pharmacy or distributor's drug licence before you buy from them or sell to them. Five free checks a month.
Check a Madhya Pradesh licenceWhat we can check in Madhya Pradesh
Drug Licence
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Pharmacist registration
Not yet available. This state is listed because the register exists and we intend to reach it, not because it works today.
Who issues drug licences in Madhya Pradesh
Retail and wholesale drug licences in Madhya Pradesh are granted under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the Drugs Rules, 1945 by the Food and Drugs Administration, Madhya Pradesh, the state licensing authority. It grants, renews, suspends and cancels licences, so a dispute about a licence's status is settled with it, not with us.
Reading a Madhya Pradesh drug licence number
Licence numbers in Madhya Pradesh look like this today. Characters shown as x stand for the serial, which is different on every licence.
20/xxxx/68/2026Form, serial, district code and year of issue, separated by slashes. The serial runs per district, so the district code is part of the identity of the licence.
- A shop's Form 20 and Form 21 licences are issued together and take consecutive serials, e.g. 20/xxx3/27/2026 and 21/xxx4/27/2026.
- The number ends in a year, so the last group of digits is not the serial. Enter the whole number as printed.
Which licence forms apply
A pharmacy or distributor in Madhya Pradesh holds one or more of these licences. The form is printed on the certificate, usually beside the number.
- Retail · Form 20 / 21
- A chemist or pharmacy selling to the public. Form 20 covers drugs other than those in Schedules C, C1 and X; Form 21 covers Schedule C and C1 drugs. Most shops hold both.
- Wholesale · Form 20B / 21B
- A distributor or stockist selling to other licensees, with the same split between the two forms.
- Restricted · Form 20A / 21A
- A restricted licence for a dealer without a registered pharmacist, such as a general store in a village, limited to a narrow range of medicines.
What we check in Madhya Pradesh: Retail (Form 20/21); Wholesale (Form 20B/21B).
What a result means
- Valid
- The licence is in the official records under that number, is not cancelled or suspended, and is within its validity. You see the firm name to compare with your invoice, and the date the records are as of.
- Expired
- The licence exists but its validity date has passed. The firm may have applied for renewal; ask for the renewed certificate before you trade.
- Cancelled or suspended
- The licensing authority has cancelled or suspended the licence. Do not buy from or sell to the firm under it until that changes.
- Not found
- No licence under that number in the Madhya Pradesh records. Check the number and the state first, and whether it is an older number the state has since replaced.
- More than one firm
- The number as typed fits several firms. We name none of them rather than guess; enter the full number or the firm name.
- Could not be checked
- The official records could not be reached. We say so plainly: an outage is never reported as "not found", and a check that cannot be completed does not count against your monthly allowance.
Have a Madhya Pradesh licence number to hand? Check it now.
Check a Madhya Pradesh licenceEvery result is a status report from official records, not a certificate. When a source is down we say so — we never guess, and we never report an outage as though a licence were missing. A check that cannot reach its source does not count against your monthly allowance. Pharma Mithra is not affiliated with any state licensing authority.