Medicine & Health Sciences

Indeed, D Pharma holders are able to work in both public and private hospitals.

You may work as a pharmacy technician, dispenser, or hospital pharmacist in charge of distributing and storing medications. In departments where drug dispensing is essential, such as emergency rooms and outpatient departments, clinical positions are available. You might need to pass state-level pharmacy recruitment exams for some positions.

In India, D Pharma graduates typically start out making between INR 15,000 and INR 25,000 per month.

Pharmacy assistants, retail pharmacists, and hospital pharmacists are examples of entry-level occupations. The job role, employer type (private or public), and city can all affect salary. Salaries can increase to INR 30,000 to INR 40,000 per month with two to three years of experience, particularly in metropolitan areas or clinical settings.

In India, D Pharma graduates are permitted to open and operate a medical store.

You obtain a chemist licence upon finishing the course and registering with the State Pharmacy Council. Under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, you can lawfully run a retail or wholesale pharmacy with this license. Additionally, you might be hired as a qualified individual for stock handling or drug dispensing.

No, students majoring in the arts or commerce are not permitted to enrol in the D Pharma program.

Students must have taken Science courses in 10+2, specifically physics and chemistry, along with either biology or mathematics, in order to be eligible for a D Pharma. According to PCI regulations, students from non-science streams are not considered for admission because pharmaceutical sciences are a science-based field.

Yes, you must be at least 17 years old when you apply for a D Pharma program.

Most states and institutions do not have an upper age limit. Candidates must, however, make sure they fulfil any extra requirements imposed by the state or through entrance counselling procedures. In government or centrally administered counselling, age eligibility is particularly important.

Yes, you can surelyapply for D Pharma after Class 12. 

According to Pharmacy Council of India guidelines, PCM students are equally eligible, even though PCB (Biology) is traditionally preferred. You can pursue a D Pharma with a PCM background as long as you meet the percentage requirements established by the state or college.

Here's a table showing the key sectors that hire Public Health graduates in India:

The online or distance learning Public Health programs approved in India are:

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

Of course. Students enrolled in Public Health courses gain knowledge of community outreach, policymaking, and health education—all of which are beneficial in the non-governmental organisation field.

Public health graduates are frequently hired by NGOs and social development organisations for positions in field research, programme management, and awareness campaigns. The course is perfect for people who are enthusiastic about working at the grassroots level and expanding access to healthcare.

You can work with agencies like WHO or UNICEF if you have a degree in Public Health.

They seek applicants with experience in data analysis, epidemiology, health policy, or programme implementation. Your profile is strengthened by relevant project experience, international certifications, and internships. These positions are extremely competitive, but they are reachable with the correct credentials and exposure.