Which theory subjects are included in B.Pharm course of Parul University?

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Each of the course semester has theory subjects in it. The course curriculum has practical subjects as well. Some credit is attached to each of the subject. Some of the theory subjects included in the Parul University BPharm course curriculum are:

Human Anatomy and Physiology
Pharmaceutics
Biochemistry

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