Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) 

at Sanskriti University, Mathura

After completing a Diploma successfully in Pharmacy from Sanskriti University, one will be registered as a pharmacist by PCI (Pharmacy Council of India). One will receive a license to open a medical store & one can practice as a registered pharmacist.
One can also practice as a medical representative (M.R.) under various multinational or national companies. This job requires better communication and marketing skills. DPharm holders can also join government jobs as Pharmacists (dispensers).

To secure a seat in the DPharm programme at Sanskriti University, candidates need to follow these steps:

1. Meet the eligibility criteria: Ensure that candidates meet the basic eligibility criteria that they must complete Class 12 from relevant subjects.
2. Apply for admission: Submit the application form for the DPharm programme through the above-mentioned application process, which involves filling out an online application form with the required details.
3. Selection process: After reviewing applications and Class 12 scores, the institute will conduct a selection process to shortlist candidates for admission through merit lists and send admission offer letters. 

The eligibility criteria for applying for DPharm scholarships at Sanskriti University vary according to the type of scholarship the student is applying for. Additionally, the eligibility criteria for getting the scholarship benefit in the subsequent year of the DPharm course are mentioned below: 

• Candidate should have passed in all the subjects without any carryover.
• A minimum of 85% attendance is required for the subsequent year's scholarship.
• The student should not be involved in any indiscipline activity.
• The student will have to maintain a minimum performance as prescribed by the university every year, without any back papers to avail of the continuation of the scholarship and its percentage.
• Scholarships will be awarded on tuition fees only (Foreign tour charges shall not be included in the scholarship). 

The similarities between the BPharm and DPharm courses at Sanskriti University are, that both of the programmes are offered at the undergraduate level. The major difference between both courses lies in the course name itself.  BPharm is a Bachelor in Pharmacy course that is an undergraduate degree programme. DPharm is a Diploma in pharmacy programme that is an undergraduate Diploma course. In addition, the BPharm course is offered for four years, and the DPharm is offered for two years. 

Academic Difference: The academic difference between BPharm and DPharm courses is that BPharm covers the pharmacy subjects deeper, which gives the students a more comprehensive view of the curriculum. On the other hand, the DPharma course at Sanskriti University primarily focuses on practical training and pharmacy practice and gives a restricted understanding of subjects related to pharmacy. 

Career Opportunities: The BPharm course offers a broad range of career opportunities in various sectors (especially related to pharmacy). However, the DPharma course is more inclined towards immediate entry into the workforce as a pharmacy assistant.

Yes, Sanskriti University does offer an MPharm course for the duration of over two years. The university offers few seats for the MPharm course. So, the competition to get admission into this course can be tough. The eligibility criteria required by the university to get admission to an MPharm course is candidates must complete their Bachelor's degree i.e., BPharm with a minimum of 50% 

The Sanskriti University is showing an impressive placement record as of now. A total of companies are taking part in the placements 2025. Check out the table for more information on Sanskriti University placements 2025

Sanskriti University does not enrol students to the BTech programme directly without first passing the standard admission test. According to the information supplied, JEE Mains scores will determine admission to Sanskrit University's B.Tech programmes. No direct admission options are mentioned for B.Tech candidates. Other programs like MBA or Ph.D. may have exemptions from written exams for those who have already passed certain entrance exams, but these exemptions are on a case-by-case basis. Case basis as per university rules. So, if you want to do BA in Sanskriti University you have to clear JEE Mains Finals.

To examine how the placements for BSc courses at Sanskriti University, below is the list of verified Shiksha reviews of students and alumni of BS courses from Sanskriti University:

Review 1: "Many hospitals visit our college. Around 50% of students got internships from our college. The top role offered is a lab technician".

Review 2: "The placement percentage is 40%. Top hospitals visit our college. The top role offered is a lab technician. The internship percentage is 15%. Our college provides good placements".

Review 3: "The placement record of our course is 75%. Students get placed in hospitals in cities like Noida and Delhi. It provides internships in the final year of the course at Sanskriti Ayurvedic Hospital, Brij Health Care, and Brij Nursing Home. "

Review 4: "The placement record of our course is 75%. Many students got internship opportunities in the final year of our course". 

Review 5: "Placements are average. Many students got placed in hospitals and testing laboratories. The minimum salary offered was Rs 15,000 per month. The maximum salary offered was Rs 20,000 per month". 

Conclusively, the BSc placements at Sanskriti University seem mixed, some students are satisfied with the packages and opportunities, some students denote the BSc placements average, some of the BSc students claim that they get internships and some won't. Candidates can not rely their decision solely on the reviews of BSc students and alumni, because these reviews are from a restricted number of students. 

The graduating students of Sanskriti University are reported to have been placed in good companies. Check out the table below to know more about Sanskriti University placement statistics: