D.Pharma

Core subjects help students develop a strong foundation in the course. These subjects allow students to understand the course in depth. Listed below are some of the core subjects included in the RKDF University DPharma syllabus:

• Clarification and Filtration
• Extraction and Galenicals
• Packing of Pharmaceuticals
• Introduction to Pharmacopoeias with special reference to the Indian Pharmacopoeia
• Distillation
• Sterilization
• Processing of Capsules

Yes, the DPharma course offered by the RKDF University is inclusive of practical subjects. These subjects help students gain a deeper understanding of theoretical aspects. Listed below are the practical subjects included in the syllabus:

• Aromatic waters
• Solutions
• Spirits
• Tinctures
• Extracts
• Creams
• Cosmetic preparations
• Capsules
• Tablets
• Preparations involving sterilisation
• Ophthalmic preparations
• Preparations involving aseptic techniques 

The admission process for the RKDF University DPharma programme begins with the release of the application form. The forms are usually released in March of the current academic year. Students get around three months of time to fill out this form. All candidates who wish to seek admission must register for the programme on time. Those who do not apply are not considered for the admission process. 

The RKDF University DPharma eligibility criteria define the minimum educational requirements that a candidate must fulfil to be considered for admission. As per the official website, for admission to the DPharma course, an aspirant must have Class 12 examinations with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Mathematics/Biology subjects from a recognised board. Those who fulfil this criterion can apply for the course.

Yes, RKDF University offers a DPharma programme. It is a diploma programme offered in the field of Pharmacy. Tabulated below are the key highlights of this programme:

Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, candidates are allowed to pursue a Diploma in Pharmacy course after completing their BSc degree. However, it's important to note that the transition from a Science-related field like BSc to pharmacy may involve a significant shift in subjects and career focus. Candidates might need to fulfill certain prerequisites or additional requirements to enroll in a DPharm programme since the subjects studied in BSc and pharmacy are quite different. 

In recent times, a government job is more preferable than a private job. After completing a two-year Diploma in DPharm course candidates have various options that they can pursue, such as Govt. hospital Pharmacist, Drug Inspector, Drug squad in police, Regulatory Affairs Officer, etc. To get these job roles candidates are required to qualify for government exams, such as UPSC, SPSC, SSC, etc.