Duration | 2 Year | ||||||||||||||||||
Eligibility | Students who wish to pursue a Diploma in Pharmacy course must fulfil the following eligibility criteria.
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Admission Process | D Pharma Admission ProcessD Pharm Admission is usually based on the score obtained by a candidate in an entrance exam. Some of the major entrance exams conducted for this purpose are GPAT, AU AIMEE etc. Some colleges also offer admission on merit basis. The various steps involved in the admission process are given below. Merit Based Admission
Entrance-Based Admission The guide to apply for entrance exam based admission is as follows.
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Fees Detail | INR 10,000 and 1,00,000 per annum |
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Syllabus | D Pharma SyllabusThis Diploma in Pharmacy course is taught in traditional yearly based curriculums. Below is mentioned the detailed syllabus of the two years. The syllabus of D. Pharm may be different to an extent as per the curriculum of each institute, but the basic structures and topics remain the same for the entire curriculum offering this particular diploma course.
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Salary | INR 2,00,000 and 5,00,000 per annum |
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Recruitment | Pharmacists can work in organizations such as Hospitals, Nursing homes, Colleges and the medical industry as a whole |
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Admission Mode |
Year I | |
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Pharmaceutics I | Introduction to different dosage forms |
Metrology | |
Packaging of pharmaceuticals | |
Size separation by Shifting | |
Clarification and Filtration | |
Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 | Acids, Bases and Buffers |
Antioxidants | |
Gastrointestinal Agents | |
Topical Agents | |
Dental Products | |
Definition, History, and Scope | |
Pharmaceutical Aids | |
Various systems of Classification of Drugs and Natural Origin | |
Adulteration and drug evaluation | |
Biochemistry Clinical Pathology | Introduction to Biochemistry |
Carbohydrates | |
Lipids | |
Vitamins | |
Enzymes | |
Therapeutics | |
Human Anatomy Physiology | Scope of Anatomy and Physiology |
Elementary Tissues | |
Skeletal Systems | |
Cardiovascular Systems | |
Respiratory Systems | |
Muscular Systems | |
Health Education Community Pharmacy | Concept of Health |
Nutrition and Health | |
First Aid | |
Environment and Health | |
Fundamental Principles of Microbiology | |
Communicable Diseases | |
Year II | |
Pharmaceutics 2 | Reading and Understanding Prescriptions |
Study of Various types of Incompatibilities | |
Posology | |
Dispensed Medications | |
Types of Powders | |
Lipids and Dosage forms | |
Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2 | Introduction to Nomenclature of Organic Chemical Systems |
Antiseptics and Disinfectants | |
Antileprotic Drugs | |
Pharmacology and Toxicology | Introduction to Pharmacology |
Scope of Pharmacology | |
Drugs: Their Advantages and Disadvantages | |
General Mechanism of Drug Action | |
Drugs acting on the Central Nervous System | |
Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence | Origin and Nature of Pharmaceutical Legislation in India |
Principles and Significance of Professional Ethics | |
Pharmacy Act, 1948 | |
The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 | |
The Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, 1954 | |
Drug Store Business Management | Introduction |
Drug House Management | |
Sales | |
Recruitment and Training | |
Banking and Finance | |
Introduction to Accounting | |
Hospital Clinical Pharmacy | Definition, Function, and Classification of Hospitals |
Hospital Pharmacy | |
The Drug Distribution System in the Hospital | |
Manufacturing | |
Drug Information Service | |
Introduction to Clinical Pharmacy | |
Modern Dispensing Aspects |
UNIVERSITY OF ALLAHABAD |
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY |
LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY |
Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology And Sciences |
UNIVERSITY OF ALLAHABAD |
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY |
LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY |
Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology And Sciences |
UNIVERSITY OF ALLAHABAD |
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY |
LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY |
Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology And Sciences |