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Mani Shukla

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There is a medical test in the AFCAT selection process. The medical test is conducted at the time of AFSB Interview. It is one of the most important factors in the selection process of AFCAT. Candidates not clearing the medical test are rejected from further processes.

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Loveleen Choudhury

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The avg salary package of a D Pharma graduate varying across hospitals, retail pharmacies, and companies are as below:

Workplace/Industry

Average Salary Range (per annum)

Key Notes on Role & Growth

Hospitals

?2.0 – ?3.0 LPA

Roles include hospital pharmacist, assisting doctors in drug dispensing, and managing prescriptions. Growth depends on experience and hospital size.

Retail Pharmacies

?2.2 – ?3.5 LPA

Involves direct patient interaction, dispensing medicines, and managing pharmacy outlets. Earnings may increase with own pharmacy setup.

Pharmaceutical Companies

?3.0 – ?4.5 LPA

Offers higher salaries in sales, marketing, production, and quality control. Career growth is faster with higher studies like B Pharma or MBA.

Note: The salary has been taken from the external sources and may vary.

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Jaya Shukla

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, D Pharmacy is considered a suitable option for those seeking early entry into the pharmaceutical sector. As a two-year diploma, it equips students with the practical competencies needed for roles such as community pharmacist, hospital dispenser, or sales and distribution executive.

Its shorter duration allows graduates to start earning sooner, compared to longer professional courses. However, career progression may be relatively limited without pursuing higher qualifications such as B Pharmacy or specialised certifications.

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Aishwarya Rai

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Government D Pharma colleges typically provide affordable education, standardized facilities, and consistent faculty quality, often with well-established hospital tie-ups for practical training. Their lower fee structure makes them highly competitive but also limited in seats.

Private institutions, while more expensive, usually offer modern laboratories, industry collaborations, and structured campus placement opportunities. However, the quality of facilities and placements can vary significantly across private colleges, making it essential for students to evaluate accreditation, infrastructure, and past records before enrolling.

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Parul Thapa

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, D Pharma graduates are eligible for lateral entry into the second year of the B Pharmacy program. This pathway is facilitated by most universities and is regulated according to the guidelines of the Pharmacy Council of India.

The process generally requires candidates to apply through state or university-level entrance tests or direct admission routes, depending on institutional policies. By entering in the second year, students save one academic year, thereby advancing to an undergraduate qualification more efficiently.

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Mamona Jain

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The D Pharmacy syllabus is designed as an entry-level program, focusing on fundamental subjects such as Pharmacology, Hospital Pharmacy, and dispensing, with a strong emphasis on practical skills. It provides essential training to qualify as a registered pharmacist.

In contrast, B Pharmacy encompasses a broader and more research-oriented curriculum. It integrates advanced areas like Pharmaceutical Technology, Medicinal Chemistry, and Industrial Pharmacy, preparing graduates for higher academic pursuits, research, and managerial roles in the pharmaceutical sector.

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Kartik Shekhar

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Kailash Institute of Nursing and ParaMedical Sciences  is a safe campus for students. The university's website states that separate accommodations for boys and girls come with 24/7 security and Wi-Fi. The university's National Service Scheme (NSS) has conducted self-defense training programs for female students and workshops on menstrual hygiene for women. 

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Abhay Arora

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Kailash Institute of Nursing and ParaMedical Sciences offers admission based on merit. Aspiring candidates must qualify for the eligibility criteria set by the institute for the desired course. Kailash Institute of Nursing and ParaMedical Sciences course admission begins through the online application. Interested candidates can apply directly through the official website.

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