Pharm.D

Doctor of pharmacy or Pharma. D is a six-year course for doctorate level students. During the course duration candidates have five year of academic study and 1 year of internship. The eligibility criteria for the course Pharma. D is that students have to clear 10+2 from a recognised college and qualify for a Diploma in Pharmacy from Pharma. D college recognised by PCI (Pharmacy Council of India). The Pharma. D admissions are done on the basis of merit list or entrance examination. The popular entrance examinations are BV CET, MET GPAT etc. The average fee for the Pharma. D is INR 6,00,000 Lacs - INR 20,00,000. The different job profiles in which Pharma. D graduates are absorbed after the completion of the course are Pharmacists, drug experts, retail pharmacists, hospital pharmacy directors, hospital staff pharmacists, clinical pharmacists, etc. As a pharmacist, applicants will practise at both government and private hospitals. It gives a decent return on investment, as after completion of the programme, there are a lot of positions available
The average annual salary package for freshers is INR 3,00,000 - INR 10,00,000. It depends on the size of the company or organisation, location. The top recruiting companies are Home health care, community pharmacy, clinical pharmacy, geriatric pharmacy, managed care, governmental agencies, etc.

Hello, As of you mentioned that you will be finishing your under-graduation in 6 months, there are main areas, a B. pharmacy graduate can choose with. Pharmacy is a profession with many career options, so I suggest you that you have to choose in which field you are interested to work. So decide based on your circumstances. As of my knowledge master in public health, Masters in health informatics, Masters in regulatory are highly paid job opportunities and MBA in health administration is also a good career option. R&D and Ph.D. are time consuming and slowly growing areas but later on you might be paid well. If you 3 mores years you can also doctor of pharmacy but most of the non clinical jobs that doctor of pharmacy get are also requiting B. pharmacy graduates.

MNR College of Pharmacy was established in 2004 with B. Pharmacy course with intake of 60 seats. Later on added with professional courses like M. Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics and Pharmacology) with intake of 15 seats each, Doctor of Pharmacy with intake of 30 seats and Pharm. D (Post Baccalaureate) with intake of 10 seats.
Three types of seats available:
Convenor (General) Quota: Category A
Management Quota: Category- B
Foreign Students Quota: Category-C
As you are looking for general quota you need to take TSEAMCET under-graduation exam to apply for doctor of pharmacy at MNR college of pharmacy. The cut off information for doctor of pharmacy at MNR College of pharmacy Pharma-D-BiPC OC-14853 SC-Girls 34902 SC-Boys 22634 ST-Girls 63575 ST-Boys 63575.