D.Pharma

The eligibility criteria state that students who have passed Class 12 with PCM are eligible to apply. During the admission and form filling, the students must hold the relevant documents. These are required for verification purposes as proof of eligibility.

Parul University DPharm fee structure includes various components, such as tuition fees, security deposit, alumni fees, etc. The total tuition fee for the two-year programme is INR 2 lakh. Candidates need to pay the admission fee after final selection for seat confirmation. Moreover, the fee payment receipt should be kept safe for future reference. It must be noted that the given fee amount is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change. Hence, is indicative.

Candidates seeking DPharma admission at Arni University must fulfil the eligibility criteria specified by the university for the programme. The eligibility criteria require the applicants to have passed Class 12 with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects, along with Mathematics/Biology (Botany/Zoology). Additionally, they must present the documents proving their eligibility for admission.

Yes, Arni University provides a two-year Diploma in Pharmacy (DPharma) through the Arni School of Pharmacy. The course is offered in the full-time mode and is approved by the Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi. Admission to the programme is merit-based. Candidates with a valid Class 12 score are provided DPharma admission at Arni University. Interested candidates can visit the university's official website to enquire about the programme.

Arni University DPharma  fee is INR 1.7 Lacs for two years. This is just the tuition fee for the course. Other components included in Arni University fees are one-time fees, hostel fees, etc. The one-time fee payable at the time of admission to the DPharma at Arni University is INR 7,000. It must be noted that the mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.