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Yes, you can do D.Pharmacy.
Yes, you can do it, As Pranjali Tiwari had mentioned in her previous answer, you might have some difficulty in early stages i,e 1st year. As we don't have to deal with Math. In 3rd year, you will have Biostatistics subject, it is more like accounts rather than math, so no need to worry. You should have completed 10+2 or equivalent examination. Physics, Chemistry and Biology/mathematics are eligible for Diploma in Pharmacy, as Bachelor's degree (B.Pharma. )
Well, if you are interested to apply for B. Pharmacy, then you should finish HSC (10+2) / Equivalent examination with minimum 50% percentage of marks. Only Science stream candidate are eligible to apply for B.Pharma Course. Your age should be not more than 24 years for applying this course. I hope the above information is useful to you.

Step 1: Research the Career Duties and Educational Requirements for Agricultural Scientists
As an agricultural scientist, you utilize principles in disciplines like biology and chemistry to solve agricultural problems involving crops, insects, soils and the production of meat and dairy products. You may also perform testing to ensure that foods are safe and meet government and industry standards. You could also work as an agronomist specializing in crop improvement. Some of your job duties in this role involve conducting studies to predict crop yields and engineering the genetic structure of seeds to protect crops from pests. Earning at least a Bachelor's degree in agricultural Science or a related field is usually required for jobs in the private sector, according to the BLS. For jobs involving agricultural research, a master's or doctoral degree is generally required. Step 2: Take Advanced Science Courses in High School
According to College Board, you can prepare for a career in agricultural Science by taking advanced Science courses in biology, chemistry or physics, as well as courses in family and consumer sciences, while still in high school (www.collegeboard.com). You can also gain hands-on experience by participating in summer internships at a farm or food-processing plant. Step 3: Earn a Bachelor's Degree
Relevant Bachelor's degree programs for this career field include agricultural Science and agricultural biochemistry. With a degree in agricultural Science, you may focus on areas such as animal and nutritional sciences. A biochemistry degree programme usually offers courses like genetics, physics and mathematics, which can prepare you to work as an agricultural scientist. Step 4: Obtain an Advanced Degree
If your career goals involve performing research or teaching agricultural studies, you need to have a master's degree or Doctor of Philosophy Ph.D. according to the BLS. Research and teaching positions are generally available at colleges and universities. Professionals in this field often earn a Master of Science in Agricultural Science. Doctoral degree programs are available in areas of study such as plant physiology, soil Science and agricultural and resource economics.

Hi Mahendra,
PG Diploma in banking and finance course is designed at equipping the candidates with necessary skills to be successful bankers at the end of their course periods. This is beneficial to the candidates on certain aspects:
1. The selection process is more skill oriented: The selection process in Manipal School of Banking is more rigorous than the IBPS PO selection process. It requires you to qualify in the online examination followed by psychometric test, group discussion and personal interview.
2. You are trained very well: The training imparted to the newly joined officers in the Manipal School of Banking is very useful for any candidate aspiring to serve the banking sector of the country.
3. Banks GET skilled staff: Once you finish your course at the academy, you are well versed with the banking terms and the banking laws. You get exposure to different branch environment as well during your training period. It becomes an advantage for the banks to absorb such staffs because they are already well trained to shoulder responsibilities.
4. Banks can earn through this programme: This programme is a source of revenue for the banks since banks GET money from the students as well as they extend loans to them at concessional rates to pay the course fees. Hence, banks earn through this programme from the students.