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Dr Mohsin Khan
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The Bachelor of pharmacy degree is popularly known as B-Pharm in India. It is a four-year programme. Pharm D is short form of Doctor of Pharmacy. It is the professional pharmacy doctoral program of six years duration after 12th standard. In both the cases, you fulfill the eligibility criteria. The Pharm.D programme is a pre-Ph.D, post-graduate professional doctoral program of 6 years. Pharm.D is a post graduate degree and passed out students can directly register for Ph.D. If your career and conditions permits to spend four years or six years course then decide as per your case. Off course higher degree will always have better options
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deepak kumar
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DIPSAR and Jamia Hamdard are the only government colleges in Delhi for pursuing B.Pharm course.
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ambreen khan
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Please refer to the link:- http://www.bhu.ac.in/syllabus/BPharmAyurveda.pdf
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
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Dear Yagnik,
Always mention the grades you have for a better guidance. You must know that 35 is a huge huge number, selective universities will not readily accept you. You can perhaps check countries like Norway, Finland, Ireland, Poland, Ukraine and lesser known universities in US. Again, no one can suggest you a course.You should be knowing what you want to do, whether you want to pursue pharmacy or do you have other interests. Decide accordingly.
Always mention the grades you have for a better guidance. You must know that 35 is a huge huge number, selective universities will not readily accept you. You can perhaps check countries like Norway, Finland, Ireland, Poland, Ukraine and lesser known universities in US. Again, no one can suggest you a course.You should be knowing what you want to do, whether you want to pursue pharmacy or do you have other interests. Decide accordingly.
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