Pharmaco India

The course of study - B.Pharmacy B.Pharmacy is an Undergraduate Degree in Pharmacy. B.Pharmacy is of 4 Years which contains a total of 8 Semesters. Each Semester has 4-5 Subjects which are the main subjects and exams of these subjects are conducted by University. We will see the Syllabus of all 8 Semesters with the Best Books of each Subject for Exam Preparation.

Pharmacy Council proposes an ‘exit exam’ for B Pharm degree holders!

Pharmacy Council proposes an ‘exit exam’ for B Pharm degree holders! The B Pharm degree holders across the country will have to take an exit examination before seeking a certificate as a registered pharmacist since the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) proposed to make exit examination mandatory for four-year pharmacy degree holders. PCI had proposed to make exit examination compulsory for students passing out B Pharm to evaluate knowledge before their entry into the pharmacy industry. He said that the Pharmacy Council submitted a proposal to the Union Health Minister recently to revamp the country’s pharmacy education. It may be noted that the number of pharmacy colleges and candidates has increased in the country during the last few years compared to engineering. After passing the degree course, a candidate will have to take the exit examination to be eligible for registration of his/her degree with the State Pharmacy Council. This is just a policy, we can't say when it will...

Don’t apply for B.Pharm without reading this!

Before taking admission to a B.Pharm course in India, you should be aware of the following: 1. Eligibility criteria: To be eligible to apply for a B.Pharm course in India, you must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examinations with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics as the main subjects. Some institutes also require a minimum percentage in these subjects, usually around 50-60%. Students who have completed a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) are also eligible to apply for the direct second-year (lateral entry) B.Pharm course. 2. Entrance exams : Many universities and colleges conduct entrance exams for admission to B.Pharm courses, such as GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test) and JEE (Main). These exams test your knowledge in subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, as well as your aptitude for the field of pharmacy. College/University Image 3. College reputation: The reputation of the college or university you apply to is important because it can affect...

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