Can I pursue M.Pharma after completing Diploma in pharmacy?

After Diploma in pharmacy, you cannot pursue M.Pharma directly. There is no such provision, but you can secure admission directly in the 2nd academic year of Bachelor of Pharmacy course (i.e. lateral entry). Admissions are provided to Diploma in pharmacy holders based on the merit marks obtained by them in Diploma course. That means, if you strongly want to pursue M.Pharma, then you have to devote 3 more years doing B.Pharma. And after that, you will be eligible for M.Pharma course but again for that, you have to score 50-60% in B.Pharma depending upon the college and the qualifying marks in any of the entrance test. Almost, all the colleges take students on the basis of these entrance tests for M.Pharma, which are GPAT, APPGECET Pharmacy, AIPSSCET and BITS HD Pharmacy. Thank you and best of luck.

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You have to do B.Pharma to get admission in M.Pharma. The programme incorporates in-depth laboratory work so that students acquire the knowledge and skills required in the fields of Research and Development, Production, Quality Management, Quality Assurance, and Marketing. In terms of placement, educational resources, training, and industry exposure, the programme also aims to: Focusing learners on self-confidence, experiences, and new strategies. Helping students develop moral values. Preparing students for industrial growth and future challenges. Encouraging students to do more research in the field. Analyzing business data and developing an understanding of India's economic, legal, and social environment Finding and developing solutions to existing problems for the benefit of society as a whole. GU is one of the best Pharmacy Colleges in Panipat that offers an unparalleled opportunity to receive a Science-based clinical course, designed to equip students to become future healthcare professional. They provide state-of-the-art and research-based Science-based education through an experience-based, collaborative, and diverse learning programme that prepares our students for leadership roles in the field. University tie-ups with few National & International University and health services to provide real time exposure to their pharmacy students.

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You cannot do this right after D.Pharma, as the Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) is pass with 60% aggregate marks in B. Pharmacy or equivalent, subject to qualifying Entrance exam such as GPAT etc. I am enlisting a few very good colleges below for doing pharmacy:IIT-Varanasi,JMI, New Delhi, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar-Punjab, BIT -Ranchi, Bombay College of Pharmacy, Mumbai, Goa College of Pharmacy, Panaji, Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai.

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There is no such provision, but you can secure admission directly in the 2nd academic year of Bachelor of Pharmacy course (I. e. lateral entry). Admissions are provided to Diploma in pharmacy holders based on the merit marks obtained by them in Diploma course. That means, if you strongly want to pursue M.Pharma then you have to devote 3 more years doing B.Pharma. And after that, you will be eligible for M.Pharma course but again for that, you have to score 50-60% in B.Pharma depending upon the college and the qualifying marks in any of the entrance test. Almost, all the colleges take students on the basis of these entrance tests for M.Pharma which are GPAT Andhra Pradesh PGECET Pharmacy, AIPSSCET and BITS HD Pharmacy.

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