diploma in chemical engineering ke baad kya m pharmacy Mai addmission le sakti hu???
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15th Jun, 2022
Hello aspirant,
To do this course the eligibility which is needed is that the candidate should have completed +2 from recognized school board of education with Physics, chemistry, and biology as the subjects with at least 50% aggregate. along with this qualification you need to apply for entrance exam for B.PHARM or you can get admission without exam on the basis of merit rank.
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15th Jun, 2022
Hello aspirant.
Yes, of course you can. It's allowed in India.
All you should be a student who has completed class 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology to be admitted to the Pharmacy programmes. Students must obtain a minimum of 50% on the qualifying exams. Students who have completed a three-year Pharmacy Diploma (D. Pharm) are also qualified.
No matter you have diploma or not!
All the best!
Yes, of course you can. It's allowed in India.
All you should be a student who has completed class 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology to be admitted to the Pharmacy programmes. Students must obtain a minimum of 50% on the qualifying exams. Students who have completed a three-year Pharmacy Diploma (D. Pharm) are also qualified.
No matter you have diploma or not!
All the best!
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chemical engineering ka baad karu to pharmacy
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15th Jun, 2022
rt2196611
Yes, you can.
Graduates of pharmacy school learn about how drugs work, how they're created, and their history, as well as other skills related to dispensing and running a business. They may work in industry as salespeople or in the research and development of novel medical treatments, but they rarely concentrate on process development.
Chemical engineers, on the other hand, know little about medicine but a lot about processes, both chemical and physical (and some biological). Some will have completed specific modules in pharmaceutical engineering or will have in-depth knowledge of, for example, particle technology, which is crucial.
It's all upto you, take a decision with lots of thinking!
all the best!
Graduates of pharmacy school learn about how drugs work, how they're created, and their history, as well as other skills related to dispensing and running a business. They may work in industry as salespeople or in the research and development of novel medical treatments, but they rarely concentrate on process development.
Chemical engineers, on the other hand, know little about medicine but a lot about processes, both chemical and physical (and some biological). Some will have completed specific modules in pharmaceutical engineering or will have in-depth knowledge of, for example, particle technology, which is crucial.
It's all upto you, take a decision with lots of thinking!
all the best!
iamlavishamittal
thank you so much for your suggestion 😊
