Pharma

Hi.

Admission Process

1. Meet Eligibility Requirements

2.  Completing 10+2 with the required subjects is a must.

3. Application Form Submission

   • Download or obtain the admission form from the official college website or campus office.

   • Fill it out with accurate details and submit along with the application fee (if applicable).

4. Selection on Basis of Merit

   • Candidates are typically selected based on merit — that is, their qualifying examination marks (12th grade marks in Science subjects).

5. Counselling/Verification (if applicable)

   • Shortlisted candidates will be invited (sometimes through counselling or merit lists) for verification of original documents.

6. Seat Confirmation

   • After verification, selected students must pay the course fees to confirm admission.

Hi.

Placement Reality for Pharm.D. at Narayana Pharmacy College

1. Placement Strength

• The college does have a placement cell and regularly invites companies for campus recruitment in various pharmacy-related roles like clinical pharmacy, pharmacovigilance, medical coding, etc.

• According to official college info, they claim to have 400 placements and company tie-ups, though specifics aren't fully public.

2. Student-Reported Placement Outcomes (Pharm.D)

• Some students report decent placement rates, around 85% placed in a year with average salary offers around ₹2.5 to 4 L per annum and the highest around ₹6.5 LPA. Roles mentioned include clinical pharmacist, research scientist, etc.

• Other student reviews are more modest: reporting lower packages ₹0.75 LPA average and limited placement offers (e.g., 15 students at one recruiter like IQUIA).

3. Placement Data Variability

• Wide range of feedback exists  some students report good outcomes; others note placement support and salaries could be modest, especially compared to more established pharmacy institutes.

• In general pharmacy placements (for B.Pharm), many recruiters visit and the placement scenario seems reasonably better; however, Pharm.D placements are traditionally tougher nationally because the role is more clinical/research-oriented and fewer companies hire directly from campus.

Hi.

Yes — Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) does provide an option for its own entrance test for some programmes.

On the official admission‑process page of DPGU/SPR, it says that candidates can either apply using scores from a “national/state entrance exam” or register for the university's own entrance examination — named DPAT.

The “Registration & Application Process” step explicitly lists “University Entrance Test” (i.e. DPAT) as one option for admission.

The online application form for SPR asks applicants to indicate their entrance exam — presenting fields like “MHT‑CET/NEET/PERA CET/Other” but also does not disallow DPAT (i.e. those without valid external scores who intend to take DPAT).

Hi.

Most sources list these documents for UG/PG / general admissions at SPR. 

• Class 10 (SSC or equivalent) marksheet / certificate.

• Class 12 (HSC / 10+2 / intermediate) marksheet / certificate. 

• Transfer Certificate (TC) or Leaving Certificate from the school/college last attended. 

• Certificate of Indian nationality (or proof of nationality as required).

• Aadhaar card (or other recognised identity proof) — and sometimes PAN card copy (or similar ID) as per source. 

• Migration certificate (if applicable — e.g. if you come from a different board/university) 

• Domicile certificate (if applicable; sometimes required for state‑quota or residence‑based eligibility) 

• Gap certificate (if there is a gap period after 12th, or last study) — if applicable.