Hello Aspirant,

If you want to know about the d pharm I am supposing its Pharma D course college in UP so go to the link you will find three options in Up for that.

Link: https://pharmacy.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-pharmd-colleges-in-uttar-pradesh

But if you are looking for diploma course in pharmacy then you can go to the below link where 102 colleges is there in UP for Pharmacy.

Link: https://pharmacy.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-diploma-pharmacy-colleges-in-uttar-pradesh

Good luck

Hello Aspirant,

There are various opportunities for students, you can either go for higher studies like M.Pharm, Ph.D degrees for improving your skills and up gradation of your degree and if you are interested to pursue the job  then you can go for the chemical companies, research institutes,Pharma companies,even universities and colleges for Lecturer Usually, Graduates in pharmacy can also make their career in academics.

If you are interested in job then After B.pharmacy and some Job experience you can apply for Drug Inspector and Pharmacist government Jobs exams.

Good Luck!

Dear Aspirants ,

I hope you are doing well !

First off all you should go through the syllabus and prepare a schedule or time management accordingly because without time management you will not complete your syllabus .Then after go through previous 2-3 years question papers where you got idea about the question are comes in exam but it is only for the exam point of view and you can go through different books and notes ,mostly notes are available in senior .In this way you can complete your syllabus easily in better manner ,.

I hope it will helpful

thanks

Hello Aspirant,

Clinical research subject will be there in pharmD 5th year , and taking clinical research training /coaching  in 5th year will give you a practical approach towards that subject , but after 5th year you will be going through the internship phase for one year in hospital and in that case there is possibility that you will get gap of 1 year between taking clinical pharmacy coaching/training and applying for clinical research jobs,
So upto my Knowledge it's better to take clinical research training in the ending months of internship of 6th year , and get into clinical Research as soon as you complete your 6th year so that your Knowledge and concepts will be fresh in your head , and you will have possibility to crack the interview in first attempt or 2nd attempt itself .


Take a wise decision and feel free to ask further queries,

All the best !

Eligibility for Pharm. D. (Post Baccalaureate)

Candidates should have Bachelor of Pharmacy completed from a university recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) with  minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the level of graduation.

Candidates awaiting their graduation-level examination’s results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.

Admission Process:

Admission process generally varies across colleges.Some takes admission based on the candidate’s  merit at the level of graduation, while others conduct their own entrance tests for regarding this.

Entrance exam conducted are GPAT, JIPMER, IPU CET, BIT CET, BVP CET, WBJEE, UPSEE etc

Some of the top colleges with their fee structure are as follows-

Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi - 88,000

University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chandigarh - 11,000

Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Manipal - 95,000

Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune - 92,000

JSS College of Pharmacy, MysoreINR 70,000

Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya-SagarMadhya PradeshINR - 25,040

Annamalai UniversityTamil NaduINR - 25,000

Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, New Delhi - 21,000

Bombay College of Pharmacy, Mumbai - 22,500

JSS College of PharmacyTamil Nadu - 72,000

Andhra UniversityVishakhapatnam - 30,000

Hi Akshatha

As indicated by this criteria, an understudy probably scored at any rate half stamps in Physics, Chemistry and Optional subject (Mathematics/Biology) in twelfth board assessment. Pharm D (Post-Baccalaureate): Graduates who have finished B Pharm from a PCI perceived organization are qualified to seek after this course.

Qualification:

Applicants keen on seeking after the course are required to meet the accompanying least qualification criteria:

A base total score of 55% at both Higher and Senior Secondary levels (classes tenth and twelfth) finished from a perceived instructive Board.

Additionally, applicants ought to have finished the Senior Secondary level (class twelfth) in the science stream, with a base total score of 60% in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) or PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Affirmation PROCESS:

For admission to the course, qualified competitors need to have passed an applicable placement test, led by any college at State and national levels, as a major aspect of the general confirmation method. In this way, qualifying competitors are expected to qualify rounds of gathering dialog and individual meeting as a component of the guiding system.

A portion of the significant selection tests led in India for admission to the course are as per the following:

GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test)

UP-CPMT (Uttar Pradesh Combined Pre-Medical Test)

PMET (Punjab Pre-Medical Entrance Test)

UPSEE Pharmacy (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination)

Other than these selection tests, a few organizations in the nation additionally have their very own affirmation criteria set up, and offer confirmation based on the up-and-comer's score in such qualifying assessment.

Hello Aspirant,

As you want to know about coaching of clinical data management,
And also about the benefits of self preparation, then first of all let me give you clarity that if you want to go into CDM field then coaching gives you that grip in the syllabus and also it gives you proper idea about how the work process will be in clinical data management,
Whereas as you have asked about self preparation,
So people will be in confused state, like either they want to work in Hospitals as pharmD doctors or clinical pharmacists, or they sometimes feels getting into IT sector will be better or not ,
So when you are in such confusion then at that time it's better to do self preparation for clinical data management rather than going for coaching because after getting into coaching who knows if you realize that you are more interested towards IT then your almost 25000/- to 40000/- will be wasted on coaching of CDM if you get into Medical field As clinical pharmacist which doesn't need any coaching .

So first get a proper clarity, that if you are interested and you will get into CDM for sure after your 6th year of pharmD , then it's beneficial to go for CDM training , if you are interested for working in hospital then no need of CDM coaching or training just you can directly go and attend an interview in a hospital and if you get selected then you can start working in the hospital ,

So best of luck ,

Take a wise decision first ,

Come to a clarity about your choice and go in that way ,

All the best for your bright future !

Hello Aspirant,

Clinical Research is a very interesting subject and it needs some extra efforts if you want to study that subject in a practical manner ,
BEC clinical research is a branch of healthcare science that determines that safety and effectiveness of medications , devices , diagnostic products, treatment regimens intended for human use ,
Clinical research mainly focuses on phases of clinical trials so be perfect with the phases of clinical trials then it will become a cake walk for you to study clinical research,
Some of the books for clinical research are given below :

1: Fundamentals of clinical trials by Devid .L
2: Fundamentals of clinical trials by lawrence .

I hope the above information is useful to you ,

All the best !

Hello Aspirant,

Am happy that you are interested to know about field of doing project in pharmD.
First of all find out in which aspect you are interested,
Then find out what can you do for the betterment of patient's and society be it through observational studies or interventional studies ,
Or any study designs,
It totally depends on your area of interest and your ability to conduct the study and make your project successfull ,
So for example if you are doing a community based study then you will have to go to different places and find out the needs of people and their health status then you can conduct a study on them .
Orelse if you are interested in hospital based study then you can select some patient's and can do observational studies on them ,

But for all these process make sure you follow all steps of protocol and also ethical committee clearance ,

I hope the above information is useful to you ,

All the best dear !

Hello Aspirant,

A student of pharmD 5th year should undergo the process of ethical committee clearance before doing any project on human subjects or even animals .
Ethical committee clearance assures that no animal or human was harmed or is going to be harmed during the study period ,
And there will be committe meeting consisting of different people , who will analyze your project protocol and also will ask you different questions regarding your title of the project ,

For the successful conducting of project ethical committe clearance is mandatory ,

I hope the above information is useful to you,

All the best !