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Pharmacy
D.Pharma
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Duration
2 years
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Eligibility
Requirements for admission to this course
Educational Qualification: Passed Class 12 (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics (PCM/PCB).
Minimum Marks Required: Minimum 45%–50% aggregate marks (relaxation applicable for reserved categories).
Minimum Marks Required: Minimum 45%–50% aggregate marks (relaxation applicable for reserved categories).
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Admission Process
Steps to apply for this course
Merit Based
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Career Opportunities
Career paths after completing this course
Retail / Community Pharmacist: Register as a licensed pharmacist to open or manage an independent retail pharmacy, community chemist, or medical store franchise.
Hospital Pharmacist: Manage hospital dispensaries, oversee inventory, dispense prescription medications, and maintain patient drug profiles in private or government hospitals and clinics.
Medical Representative (MR): Serve as a sales and product specialist for pharmaceutical companies, promoting drugs to doctors, hospitals, and healthcare institutions.
Wholesale & Distribution: Establish or manage bulk pharmaceutical distribution networks, medical agency operations, or C&F (Carrying and Forwarding) agencies.
Production & Manufacturing Assistant: Work as a junior technician or assistant in pharmaceutical production plants, packaging units, or quality control labs.
Higher Studies & Lateral Entry: Pursue direct admission into the second year of B.Pharma (Lateral Entry) to expand into R&D, clinical research, drug inspection, and corporate pharma roles.
Hospital Pharmacist: Manage hospital dispensaries, oversee inventory, dispense prescription medications, and maintain patient drug profiles in private or government hospitals and clinics.
Medical Representative (MR): Serve as a sales and product specialist for pharmaceutical companies, promoting drugs to doctors, hospitals, and healthcare institutions.
Wholesale & Distribution: Establish or manage bulk pharmaceutical distribution networks, medical agency operations, or C&F (Carrying and Forwarding) agencies.
Production & Manufacturing Assistant: Work as a junior technician or assistant in pharmaceutical production plants, packaging units, or quality control labs.
Higher Studies & Lateral Entry: Pursue direct admission into the second year of B.Pharma (Lateral Entry) to expand into R&D, clinical research, drug inspection, and corporate pharma roles.