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Hi Avinash,
Minimum qualification required for D.Pharma is as follows:
Pass in Plus two examination with 50% in physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Mathematics or Biology.
Process:
1. Eligible candidates need to appear for the entrance test conducted by the university.
2. Shortlisted candidates will be called for personal interview based on the score obtained in the entrance test.
3. Candidates are selected based on score obtained entrance exam and performance in personal interview.
For more information on this, please follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/pharmacy/course/d-pharma-k-r-mangalam-university-gurgaon-280474

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A Comprehensive Book of English Grammar by Dr. B. Jain
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Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning by Panel of Experts. Common Law Admission Test CLAT (Guide) by Rph Editorial Board
CLAT 2011 Common Law Admission Test
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