D.Pharma

University of Technology Jaipur accepts admission based on merit of the last qualifying exam. Candidates need to complete twelve years of school education degree with at least 45% aggregate with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, as one of the optional subjects for admission to the DPharma course. Hence, entrance exam is not required for DPharma at University of Technology Jaipur. 

University of Technology Jaipur DPharma educational qualification requires the candidate to have  twelve years of school education from a recognised board. Candidate should have passed the qualifying exam with a minimum of 45% aggregate with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry, Biology, etc. as optional subjects. At the time of form filling and admission, the candidate should have the original and copies of the documents. 

Admission to the DPharma course is strictly based on the merit of the qualifying examination percentage. As per the University of Technology Jaipur admission guidelines candidates have to fulfil the eligibility norms for qualification and age for the course as governed by UGC / relevant applicable council – AICTE/BCI/PCI/RCI or any other ( as per University rules). Therefore, direct admission to the DPharma is not applicable at University of Technology Jaipur. Candidates must have twelve years of school education with Physics, Chemistry, Biology as a subject. 

No, you will not be granted two distinct medical licences if you pursue a B.Pharma through lateral entry after earning a D.Pharma.

You can do  enrol in the B.Pharma programme through lateral entry in the second year itself, and once you are graduated, you'll also be granted a single licence to work as a pharmacist. However if you may practise as a registered pharmacist with this licence, which is also valid under the Pharmacy Act. However, the D.Pharma qualification does not grant you a separate or supplementary licence.

It is a two-year course at Senghundhar College of Pharmacy. It is a specialised course which provides the quickest entry to the Pharmacy industry. It also caters for the needs of Pharmacy-enabled services such as Pharmacy Technicians, Medical Representatives, Hospital Pharmacy Assistants.

Pursuing a D.Pharma at Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM) Balasore Campus is demanding but feasible because of its curriclum and organised way, with it's robust support from experienced faculty and excellent facilities. The two-year programme covers key pharmacy areas such as Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmacology, ensuring a thorough education. Students benefit from well-equipped labs and comprehensive learning materials, making the challenging curriculum more manageable (Centurion University).

The DmPharma course covers 60 students per batch. The Diploma in Pharmacy course is an undergraduate Diploma Course in the medical field of Pharmacy. The faculty members help each and every student personally so the batch is constrained to 60 only. The labs are also equipped according to the batch strength including all the practicals.

Admission to D.Pharm is merit-based. To be eligible for admission, applicants must pass Class 10 and Class 12 from PCBM subjects with 45% aggregate.  Additionally, applicants must have to fill out the application form online and offline to be eligible for admission.