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Overview of the D. Pharm Program

  • Introduction: Describe the D. Pharm program, its role in the pharmaceutical industry, and its importance in healthcare delivery.
  • Objective: Outline the primary goals of the program, such as preparing students for roles as pharmacy technicians, dispensing pharmacists, and entry-level positions in the pharmaceutical industry.
  • Duration: Typically 2 years of full-time study
  • Curriculum:
    Year 1: Fundamental subjects like Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacognosy, and Biochemistry & Clinical Pathology.
  • Year 2: Advanced topics including Health Education & Community Pharmacy, Pharmacology & Toxicology, Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy, and Drug Store and Business Management.
    Research and Dissertation: Include details about laboratory work, practical sessions, and internships.
  • Admission Criteria:
    Eligibility: High school diploma or equivalent with a focus on science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics).
    Entrance Exams: Details of any entrance exams required for admission
  • Career Opportunities:
    Job Prospects: Potential career paths for graduates, such as community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, pharmaceutical industry, research and development, regulatory affairs, and academia.
    Placement Support: Information on the college's placement cell, internship opportunities, and industry tie-ups.
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