Pharma

No, the Pharm D program is not the same as MBBS.  They are both related to health care but different fields of study. 

MBBS is a medical degree that trains individuals to diagnose, treat and prevent disease and gives them the credential to diagnose and treat a patient as a practicing medical doctor.  PharmD focuses on pharmacy practice, including management of medications, drug therapy and patient counselling, but does not give one the ability to diagnose or treat medical conditions. 

The minimum eligibility criteria for admission in Diploma in pharmacy is having 10+2 level of education in science stream where it is important to have an aggregate of 35%. Candidates must have a minimum age of 17 years. The course duration is of two years. If you meet the eligibility criteria  then there are high chances to be selected. 

In India, Pharma. D has great career opportunities in healthcare sector. Graduates can pursue careers as a clinical pharmacist, community pharmacist or in research and development positions. They were unauthorized for antiviral therapy optimization as well as patient care. Additionally, Pharm. Holders of a Doctorate degree can work as a lecturer or researcher. In recent years, there has been an ever-increasing focus on personalized medicine, where Pharm. The market for D professionals is growing rapidly in India.

At the postgraduate level, the Fathima College of Pharmacy admissions fee structure for a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma) is around INR 84,000 for the whole course. This fee is charged to cover tuition and other related expenses. The college may make fee changes each year, and because applying is costly, it's wise to ask the college directly about extra costs, or changes to the fee structure before you apply.

For the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma.) program, the Delhi Institute of Rural Development (DIRD), Holambi Khurd is PCI approved. The estimated annual cost for the B.Pharma programme is about INR 90,000 to INR 1,10,000.

It takes 4 years completing and includes such subjects as pharmaceutical sciences, medicinal chemistry, and pharmacology. This include, examination fees, laboratory charges and books which may cost upto INR 10,000 – 20,000 per anum.

The best source of information concerning these fees should be approached through a direct contact with the institute or by employing a visit to the campus office.

D. Pharma at Aarohan College of Pharmacy charges almost an amount of INR 2,00,000 for the whole 2-year programme on the whole. Traditionally this figure splits into two annual fees payable amounting to INR 1,00,000. In particular, the curriculum aims that all the students must gain core pharmacy knowledge and skills to engage in every healthcare as well as pharmaceutical career possibilities open up. However, to get the most authentic information related to fees and such particulars, it is advised that one looks for the official website of the college or the admissions desk.