Diploma in Pharmacy(D.Pharm)
Diploma in Pharmacy is a short-range course for aspirants who want to start their career in the field of pharmacy. Instead of doing long term courses in pharmacy domain, D. Pharmacy course is the ideal choice for the student who wants a quick start in their pharmacy career. Pursuing D. Pharm can be a good beginning to understand the fundamentals of pharmacy programme and then pursue advanced courses like B. Pharm & Pharm.D.
2 Yrs
Programme Duration
PCB/PCM
12th Stream
BUHS
Approved
Course Introduction
About D.Pharm
Start your journey as a healthcare professional in pharmacy
Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) covers fundamental Pharmacy Education including the application of chemistry in the pharma industry, theoretical & practical concepts of biochemistry, pharmacology and toxicology. The course enables students to study different chemical salts, their applications and uses in medicine. The programme holds significant importance in the pharmaceutical industry.
The minimum eligibility qualification is 10+2 in Science stream from a recognized board for admission into the Diploma in Pharmacy course. A minimum aggregate score of 35% (passing marks) is required, while the cut-off percentage may vary depending on the university or college.
Who Can Apply
Eligibility Criteria
Requirements for admission to B.Pharm
10+2 Qualification
Passed 10+2 examination from M.P. Board or any other board/university recognized as equivalent by the State Government of Madhya Pradesh.
Required Subjects
- Physics, Chemistry & Biology
- Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics
- Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics & Biology
Eligibility Note
Subject combinations must include Physics and Chemistry with either Biology, Mathematics, or both.
Career Outcomes
Course Placement Details
Where our D.Pharm graduates have been placed
Quality Assurance
Owing to the exceptional quality of our participants, industry stalwarts contributed to a sustainable volume of placements.
Quality Control
The QC domain witnessed a significant surge in job offers from leading pharmaceutical companies.
Sales & Marketing
Continued to be the preferred domain, with several pharma giants recruiting for marketing roles.
Production
Students secured roles in pharmaceutical manufacturing with leading industry names.