Diploma in Pharmacy

About Course

The Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) is a specialized two-year undergraduate program designed to produce skilled pharmacy technicians and community pharmacists. This course focuses on the practical aspects of drug distribution, storage, and patient counseling, providing a fast-track entry into the pharmaceutical profession.

At Raisoni Education, our D.Pharm program emphasizes the "ready-to-practice" model. Students are trained in the fundamentals of compounding, dispensing, and hospital pharmacy operations. We blend classroom learning with rigorous practical sessions to ensure our graduates are equipped to manage retail pharmacies, work in hospital dispensaries, and support the pharmaceutical manufacturing chain.

Objectives of the Program

Gain a thorough understanding of pharmaceutics, biochemistry, and human anatomy.
Master the art of accurately dispensing prescriptions and managing inventory.
Develop communication skills for effective patient counseling and health awareness.

Learn the legal and ethical standards required to operate a licensed pharmacy.
Gain hands-on experience in pharmaceutical chemistry and pharmacology labs.

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Future of Pharmacy (D.Pharm)

Entrepreneurship

Direct eligibility to apply for a Retail and Wholesale Drug License.

Steady Demand

The expansion of hospital chains and community clinics ensures a constant need for diploma holders.

Critical Support

D.Pharm graduates form the backbone of government health departments and primary healthcare centers.

Eligibility

Requirement: Completion of 10+2 (HSC) or equivalent examination with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Mathematics or Biology.
Minimum Marks: Pass marks in the qualifying examination as per Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and DTE norms.
Admission Basis: Admission is based on merit in the qualifying examination (HSC) or relevant entrance criteria.

Key Details

Two-year (2) full-time program
Mandatory 500 hours of practical training in recognized hospitals
Fully equipped labs for Pharmacognosy, Social Pharmacy, and Pharmaceutics
Provides eligibility to register as a 'Registered Pharmacist' in India

Admission Procedure

Notification: Admission information is issued on the University website, the University notice board, and in newspapers prior to each admission cycle.
Shortlisting: Following the closing date of the application, shortlisted candidates will be notified on the university website or notice board, or are independently contacted.
Provisional Admission: Those who want to apply for the next course can apply for provisional admission while they wait for their exam results. You are required to attach photocopies of your previous mark sheets when applying. For provisional admission, you are supposed to furnish your final marks within one month from the day of admission. Failure to do this will lead to cancellation of your provisional admission.
Cancellation of Provisional Admission: Provisional admission will be cancelled if you do not meet the standards of eligibility or if you fail to get the sought-after grades.

Applications will be rejected if:

An application may be rejected for the following reasons:

You cannot qualify for participation in the schemes.
You do not pay the prescribed fee.
Your application is incomplete as it does not contain the required signatures (candidate or Parents/Guardian).
You missed the deadline for presenting important documents.

Enrolment: After the submission of all papers and required documents, including paying the prescribed fees, you will be allocated an enrolment number.
Rules: Sometimes, the rules of admission to the university may vary, so it is advisable to refer to the current rules.

Required Documents:

Original documents and FOUR sets of attested photocopies are required at the time of admission: