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SPR's programme list includes a variety of courses: D.Pharm, B.Pharm (and B.Pharm + MBA in Pharmaceutical Technology), M.Pharm with multiple specializations, Pharm.D, Ph.D, and even some certificate/ advanced‑study options. 

SPR emphasises “state‑of‑the‑art laboratories, ” “hands‑on learning, ” and “practical / research training” in its course information.

For the Ph.D. programme at SPR, the website mentions an “inter‑disciplinary and outcome‑based research approach, ” implying that research work may span multiple sub‑domains within pharmaceutical sciences.

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SPR advertises “state‑of‑the‑art infrastructure, ” “well‑equipped laboratories, ” “instrumentation room, ” and “hands‑on learning experience.” 

Their courses (especially M.Pharm, Pharm.D, and B.Pharm) emphasise “practical learning” and “hands-on training.”

Laboratories are described as “modern, ” with up‑to‑date equipment suitable for various branches of pharmacy — which suggests capability for pharmaceutical, analytical, formulation, and basic lab work.

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Yes — Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) does have a dedicated placement (or more precisely “Training & Placement/Placement”) cell for pharmacy students.

On SPR's official website, there is a “Placement” page describing a “Training and Placement Cell” whose role is “connecting academic knowledge with career opportunities for pharmacy students.” 

The placement‑cell description lists services such as: industry‑networking, internships and job placements; training sessions; workshops; interview preparation; industrial visits; on‑campus and off‑campus placements.&nb

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Based on SPR's placement lists and external placement‑data sources, these companies frequently show up as employers for DPGU‑SPR pharmacy students: 

DR. REDDY's LABORATORIES

GLENMARK PHARMACEUTICALS

CADILS PHARMACEUTICALS

MACLEODS PHARMACEUTICALS

EMCURE PHARMACEUTICALS
 
AUROBINDO PHARMA
 
ALKEM LABORATORIES
 
CIPLA
 

 

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Yes, internships are mandatory for everybody.”

On the SPR website, the description of its D.Pharm programme notes that the course “emphasizes hands‑on training through internships in hospital, community and retail Pharmacy.” 

On the SPR “Placement” page, the Training & Placement Cell is described as organizing “industry‑networking, internships, and job placements.” 

For its Pharm.D programme, SPR explicitly states that after academic years, students undergo a “one‑year hospital internship” as part of the course.

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Their official placement page mentions that the “Training and Placement Cell … organizes recruitment events, workshops, seminars, industrial visits … to enhance students' capabilities and prepare them for the workforce.”

SPR claims to support “on‑campus placements” as one of its key placement‑services. 

Student reviews mention campus‑drives for major pharma/healthcare companies (e.g. “Cipla, Dr. Reddy's, Sun Pharma etc. visit the campus to recruit students”). 

There is public mention of SPR's Training & Placement Cell organising “Career Guidance Sessions, ” “mock interviews, ” “pre‑placemen

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Yes — Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) offers several specializations for its M.Pharm (Master of Pharmacy) programme.

Here are the M.Pharm specializations available at SPR:

  • Pharmaceutics — Focuses on drug formulation, dosage design, pharmaceutical technology and drug delivery/production. 

  • Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance — Emphasises quality control, regulatory standards, evaluation of pharmaceutical products, safety and compliance in manufacturing.

  • Pharmacology — Covers pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, drug safety evaluation, preclinical/clinical research, toxicology, and re

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Yes — there is a pharmacy college in Pune under Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU). That college is:

School of Pharmacy and Research, DPGU (sometimes “DPGU‑SPR”, earlier known as Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research, Pimpri‑Pune).

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Yes — there are several “top‑tier” pharmacy colleges in India that are generally regarded as better (in terms of reputation, research, infrastructure, placement, national ranking) than or comparable to Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR).

JAMIA HAMDARD- NEW DELHI

BITS-PILANI

PANJAB UNIVERSITY-CHANDIGARH

JSS COLLEGE- OOTY

NIPER- HYDERABAD

ICT-MUMBAI

MCOPS-MANIPAL

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Check Eligibility

You must have passed 10+2 (Science stream) with Physics, Chemistry and either Biology or Mathematics. 

Equivalent qualifications approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) are also accepted. 

Visit the Official Website & Fill Application Form

Go to SPR's official website.

Navigate to the “Admissions” or “Application Form” section. There you'll find the D.Pharm application form. 

Fill out the application form online. You'll need to select “D.Pharm” as the programme applied for. 

Upload Documents & Pay Application Fee

As part of the application, you'll likely need to upload/submit certain

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