School of Pharmacy / D.Pharma - Diploma in Pharmacy
Practical diploma course for community pharmacy management, medical dispensing, and healthcare.
Designed for Real Careers
Education that goes beyond theory—preparing you for jobs, business, and global opportunities.
Career-Oriented Curriculum
A focused curriculum covering pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, and pharmacy practice.
Practical Laboratory Training
Hands-on learning in pharmaceutical laboratories to develop essential skills in drug preparation, testing, and analysis.
Placement Opportunities
Career support and industry exposure to help students explore opportunities across pharmacies, hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies.
Hospital & Clinical Exposure
Practical understanding of prescription handling, medication management, and pharmacy services in healthcare settings.
Industry-Ready Skills
Develops technical, communication, dispensing, inventory, and professional skills required for pharmacy careers.
Higher Studies & Career Growth
Builds a strong foundation for career progression and further studies in pharmacy and related healthcare fields.
Eligibility for D.Pharma - Diploma in Pharmacy
Minimum Criteria
60% - GEN/OBC/EWS
55% - SC/ST
Documentation
Class 10th & 12th Marksheets, Identity Proof, Category Certificate (if applicable), and Transfer Certificate.
Academic Background
Candidates must have passed qualifying examination from a recognized Board/University.
D.Pharma - Diploma in Pharmacy Fee Structure
Course Fee
Per Year
Manual Payment
Course payment available in ordinary signing online mode.
Education Loan Facility
Guidance Loan facility and administration degrees expand to allocation during admissions.
No-Cost EMI
No Cost EMI for students dynamic options online module.
CHARTING YOUR PROFESSIONAL DESTINY
Wide, ranging management and leadership roles in industry.
Registered Pharmacist
Dispense medicines safely, guide patients on medication use, and maintain proper pharmacy records.
Hospital Pharmacist
Manage medicines, prescriptions, inventory, and pharmaceutical services in hospitals and healthcare facilities.
Community Pharmacist
Provide medication guidance, prescription services, and basic healthcare support in community pharmacies.
Pharmacy Assistant
Support day-to-day pharmacy operations, medicine handling, stock management, and customer services.
Medical Representative
Promote pharmaceutical products, communicate with healthcare professionals, and support pharma sales activities.
Production Assistant
Assist in pharmaceutical manufacturing, packaging, documentation, and adherence to quality procedures.
CORPORATE TIE-UPS
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Admission & Course Enquiry
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Our Pride & Achievements
5000+
Successful Graduates
300+
Recruitment Partners
National & International
Recognition
100+
Industry Collaborations
20+
Research Centers
50+
Student Clubs & Societies