Pharmacy

Preparation Tips for NIPER JEE:
The candidate should be careful and will have to put in a lot of effort while preparing for this exam. There is no official syllabus prescribed by NIPER for the examination. Candidates are advised to be thorough in organic chemistry, particularly IUPAC names, stereo chemistry and writing the structures and interpretation of spectra. Remember to cover all important reactions. Apart from this, there will be questions from topics studies in B.Pharma. It is preferable to practice questions from organic chemistry as it might require more time. Preparation techniques involve preparation for competition tests with the help of good reference books and solving model questions papers. Knowledge of basic chemistry and bio-chemistry is a must to answer the questions. A candidate needs to be updated with developments in drug molecules as well as the names of the scientists who have made some important discoveries or inventions. Apart from these, candidates are required to be thorough in simple mathematics, logical questions and questions based on English language. This will help to score more marks. Candidates can prepare for the exam with the help of certain good reference books. Some of the books related to this exam that can be referred are mentioned below. Comprehensive Review of Pharmacy by Leon Shargel
Books on Pharmacology by Rang and Dale
Books on Pharmaceutical analysis by year Sharma, Chatwal
Apart from these, candidates can refer to the text books of B.Pharma course. Regards.

First thing, you need to do is figure out your area of interest. Based on that, you need to go through Universities list and check for faculty members working in that area. Then, you need to figure out under whom you would like to work. Then, you send them a mail along with your CV mentioning your academics and publication (if any), and also enquire if there is any vacancy. Once, you get an approval from that faculty for being ready to supervise you, based on the University requirements you might need to give TOFEL or ILETS. Some colleges don't even need that, if you can produce a letter from your university stating medium of instruction was English during your undergrad and graduate studies. I hope it helps. If you have further queries please feel free to message. Wish you good luck. Best regards, Path.