Diploma in Pharmacy (D-Pharmacy)

Vision of D-Pharmacy Program

The vision of a Diploma in Pharmacy program typically focuses on providing high-quality education and training to develop skilled healthcare professionals who are capable of contributing to the healthcare system through their knowledge of pharmacology, medicine management, and patient care. A typical vision might emphasize:

1. Excellence in Pharmacy Education: To impart world-class education in pharmaceutical sciences, fostering an environment that promotes innovation, research, and professional development.

2. Healthcare Contribution: To produce highly competent pharmacy professionals who will actively contribute to public health by ensuring safe, effective, and rational use of medicines.

3. Ethical Practice and Professionalism: To instill a strong sense of ethical responsibility and professionalism, ensuring that pharmacy graduates uphold the highest standards of patient care and service.

4. Continuous Learning and Adaptation: To encourage lifelong learning and continuous professional development, adapting to advancements in the pharmaceutical industry, technology, and healthcare needs.

5. Community Impact: To create a positive impact on society by ensuring access to safe, affordable, and quality medications, thereby improving the quality of life and health outcomes for individuals and communities.

In summary, the vision of a Diploma in Pharmacy program is to produce knowledgeable, skilled, and ethical pharmacy professionals who contribute to improving public health and healthcare systems globally.

Objective of D-Pharmacy Program

The program has following objectives to:

•  Advise patients about medicines, including how to take them, what reactions may occur and answering patients' questions;
•  Apply standards, guidelines, best practices, and established processes related to safe and effective medication use;
•  Provide effective medication services in hospitals as well as in the community settings;
•  Read/interpret prescription and ensuring that the medicines prescribed to patients are suitable;
•  Demonstrate leadership in managing quality supply of pharmaceuticals and to promote rational use of medicine within the healthcare facilities and in the community pharmacies;
•  Engage in production and preparation of medicines and assessments of quality of medicines before they are supplied to patients from pharmaceutical manufacturer; and
• Develop the positive attitudes towards the professional career with greater initiative and self-confidence. 

Course Duration

The total duration of this curricular program is three years.

Admission Requirements

dmission form will be available at college administration office.

Note:- Students must obtain the average mark of 2.01 (GPA) in SLC/SEE

Following are the documents required along with admission form.

• SEE Mark Sheet
• SEE character certificate
• SEE Provisional certificate
• Copy of Citizenship/Birth Ceritificate
• Entrance admit card
• NOC 

Syllabus:

• FIRST YEAR
• SECOND YEAR
• THIRD YEAR

Fee Structure: