The Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm.) at Apex University is a two-year program designed to provide foundational knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences. The curriculum covers pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, drug formulation, and hospital pharmacy. Students gain hands-on training in pharmaceutical labs, learning about drug composition, dispensing, and quality control. This program prepares graduates for careers as pharmacists, medical representatives, and healthcare professionals. With a strong focus on practical training, students are equipped to work in retail pharmacies, hospitals, and the pharmaceutical industry.
Passed in 10+2 (with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Math’s) or equivalent. Obtained at least 50% for General, 45% for SC, ST, OBC & SBC.
40000/-
2 Years (4 Semesters)
50% CUET and 50 % AUCET
Scholarship up-to 10 Lacs available for meritorious students
Semester 1 | |
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THEORY PAPER | PRACTICAL PAPER |
- Pharmaceutics | - Pharmaceutics |
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry | - Pharmaceutical Chemistry |
- Pharmacognosy | - Pharmacognosy |
- Human Anatomy & Physiology | - Human Anatomy & Physiology |
- Social Pharmacy | - Social Pharmacy |
Semester 3 | |
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THEORY PAPER | PRACTICAL PAPER |
- Pharmacology | - Pharmacology |
- Community Pharmacy & Management | - Community Pharmacy & Management |
- Biochemistry & Clinical Pathology | - Biochemistry & Clinical Pathology |
- Pharmacotherapeutics | - Pharmacotherapeutics |
- Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy | - Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy |
- Pharmacy Law & Ethics |
This program develops expertise in drug formulation, pharmaceutical chemistry, and clinical pharmacy. It trains students in drug dispensing, patient care, and regulatory guidelines. The curriculum integrates practical knowledge, ensuring graduates are prepared for careers in hospital pharmacies, drug manufacturing, and healthcare management.
The D. Pharm. program combines classroom learning with hands-on pharmaceutical training. Students gain experience in hospital and retail pharmacy operations. The curriculum aligns with industry standards, ensuring graduates are job-ready for careers in drug manufacturing, quality control, and pharmacy management.
Medical Sales Representative:
Promotes and sells pharmaceutical products to healthcare professionals and organizations.
Retail Pharmacist:
Manages retail pharmacies, advises customers, and ensures proper medication dispensing.
Hospital Pharmacist:
Works in hospitals, dispenses medications, and provides patient counseling on drug usage.
Pharmacy Technician:
Assists pharmacists in dispensing medications, managing inventory, and ensuring prescription accuracy.