D.Pharma

Jiwaji University DPharma seat reservation is in accordance with the policy of the Madhya Pradesh Government. The benefit of reservation will be available, only for domiciles category candidates of MP. Two extra seats will be created in DPharma course for the following:

• One seat for wards of regular teachers and officers of the University
• One seat for wards of regular Class III and Class IV employees of the University
• If any reserved category candidate gets placed in general list in merit, then the seat in reserved category will be unaffected but if applicant belongs to the category such as Freedom Fighter etc., the seat reserved in that category will be treated as filled up.
• Over and above seats will be reserved for NRI/ sponsored candidates

At Alpine Group of Institutes, the DPharm programme has different cut-off scores based on candidates' Class 12 and UBTER JEEP scores. The basic eligibility criteria for admission to this course require candidates to have completed Class 12 with a Science stream, including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics. The college does not specify the minimum marks required for Class 12, but admission is based on merit. There are a total of 60 seats in the programme, so students must have good academic records. While precise cut-off scores for the DPharm programme at Alpine Group of Institutes may not be available online, it is essential for students to perform well in both their Class 12 exams and the UBTER JEEP to enhance their chances of admission.

After completing DPharm, candidates have several options. They can choose to pursue a BPharm degree through lateral entry, allowing them to join directly in the second year. They can also work for well-known pharmaceutical companies involved in drug discovery, preparation, testing, and research. DPharm graduates can pursue higher education and enter the fields of academics and research. According to the college website, there are many opportunities and career prospects available after completing DPharm, name of the job roles are: 

The subjects taught in the DPharm (Diploma in Pharmacy) programme at Alpine Group of Institutes covers a broad range of topics within the field of pharmaceutical sciences. While the specific curriculum may vary slightly, it generally adheres to the guidelines set by the Pharmacy Council of India. Here are the common subjects usually included in the DPharm programme:

1. Pharmaceutics-I

   • Introduction to Pharmacy
   • Different Dosage Forms
   • Prescription Handling
   • Posology

2. Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I

   • Inorganic Pharmaceutical Chemistry
   • Identification Tests for Ions and Radicals
   • Purity Tests

3. Pharmacognosy

• Study of Natural Drugs and Their Sources
• Classification of Drugs
• Identification of Crude Drugs

4. Biochemistry and Clinical Pathology

• Structure and Function of Cell Components
• Metabolism of Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins
• Diagnostic Laboratory Tests

Alpine Group of Institutes has its own placements cell that facilitates pre-placement talks, mock interviews, personality development, and soft skills programmes. Placements cell also regulates a process to ensure placements for DPharm and other students: 

• Arrange on-campus interviews for Engineering, Management, and other graduates with top MNCs and industries.
•  Direct interviews at company premises scheduled in coordination with AGI Placement Cell.
•  Organizes frequent Industrial Visits to top industries for real-world exposure.
•  Invites top personnel from reputed corporate houses for Technical Workshops and Seminars to keep students updated on industry trends and technologies.
•  Aims for continuous interaction between industry and academia.
• Works diligently to prepare students for the dynamic professional landscape.