D.Pharma

The total number of DPharma seats at Apex University is 60. These seats are filled either through the CUET merit or through the APEX merit. The mentioned seat information is sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

Apex University DPharma selection process is based on two criteria. The university selects students for the DPharma programme in the following two ways:

1. 50% of the total DPharma seats are filled through CUET merit
2. Remaining 50% of the seats are based on the APEX merit. The university conducts the Apex Common Entrance Test (ACET) to shortlist students for DPharma and other courses offered at the university.

PIET DPharma syllabus includes various core subjects that help students gain deeper understanding of Pharmacy. Some of the core subjects are listed below:

• Pharmaceutics
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry
• Human and Clinical Psychology
• Health Education and Community Pharmacy
• Human Aanatomy and Physiology
• Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy

PIET offers a total of 60 seats for the DPharma programme. The distribution of these seats is done via HSTES counselling. Thus, to get a seat, students must apply for the course on institute's official website. After that, they must register and appear for HSTES counselling. Moreover, students must also note that the aforementioned seat intake is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, PIET offers a few seats for admissions via management quota. As per the official website, 25% of the sanctioned intake are management quota seats that are to be filled by the institutions. The admission to the remaining 75% of sanctioned is done by HSTES as per the Reservation Policy notified by the State Government of Haryana.

There is a major difference between a BPharm and a DPharm course offered at Saveetha University. Bachelor of Pharmacy is a four-year undergraduate degree course that covers a broad range of subjects, extensive curriculum and more practical exposure. The DPharm course is a Diploma programme with a duration of two years, that covers fewer subjects, limited curriculum and narrow practical exposure compared to BPharm. Another major difference that can be spotted among BPharm graduates and DPharm diplomats is that candidates with a four-year BPharm degree have more opportunities and scopes of jobs compared to DPharm students.

After completing DPharm from Saveetha University, there are plenty of opportunities and scope. One can work as a licensed chemist in India with a Diploma in Pharmacy. With this course, one can work as a chemist in both public and private hospitals. Candidates can also pursue higher studies after completing DPharm.