I have done my MPHA courses. Which courses can I pursue now?

Eligibility is the most important factor that every candidate has to satisfy to be eligible for any course. Candidates can check the eligibility criteria for the pharmacy course in which he/she is interested to take admission. For D.Pharm course, it is the Diploma in pharmacy. The minimum qualification of 10+2 is required. It must be passed with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology subject. For admission to this course, candidates must have completed 17 years of the year of admission. For B.Pharma course, it is the Bachelors degree in pharmacy that can be taken after passing 12th/intermediate examination. For this course, candidates must pass 10+2 with physics and chemistry as a compulsory subjects along with one of the Mathematics / Computer Science / Biotechnology / Biology subjects and must obtained 50% marks in qualifying examination. Minimum 17 years of age and maximum 23 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission. Note: D.Pharm (Diploma of Pharmacy) holders are eligible for admission into B.Pharma (lateral entry). For M.Pharm course, the successful completion of this course leads to the Masters degree in pharmacy. A pass in Bachelors in pharmacy B.Pharma programme with not less than 50% marks is required to be eligible for this course. For SC/ST, there is no minimum qualifying marks. The course duration is 6 years (5 years of classroom study and 1 year of internship). The qualification required is 10+2 with physics and chemistry as the compulsory subjects with any one of the mathematics or biology subject. For Ph.D in pharmaceutical sciences, it is the research programme in pharmacy field. Candidates can pursue this course after completing M.Pharm from a well-recognised institution.

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