Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) is an undergraduate program of 4 years. Pharmacy studies deals with preparing and despensing drugs and medicines. Students who enrolled for this course need to do many practical classes than the theoretical lectures. According to the Pharmacy laws in India, Bachelors degree in pharmacy enables one to practice as a Pharmacist. One can also go for Masters and then Research in the field of Pharmacy, which has a huge demand in foreign countires.

Eligibility for B.Pharm:

• Applicant should have cleared 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, Maths(PCM) or Physics, Chemistry, Biology(PCB) or Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology (MPCB) subjects with 50% marks or must have Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma).

Pharmacy entrance exams:

• BHU B.Pharm entrance exam
• MHT- CET Maharastra Common Entrance Test
• TS EAMCET - Telangana State Engineering and Medical Common Entrance Test
• AP EAMCET - Andhra Pradesh Engineering and Medical Common Entrance Test
• GPAT -Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (National level Pharmacy entrance test)
• GCET - Goa Common Entrance Test

GPAT 2019 Syllabus:

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat-syllabus

In class 12 you can enroll for national level pharmacy exam (GPAT) or can go with state level entance exams to get into State level Pharmacy colleges.

Employment areas:

• Pharmaceutical firms
• Food and Drug Adminstration
• Drug control adminstration
• Chemist store
• Health Centres
• Research agencies

Job roles for a Pharmacist:

• Health Inspector
• Analytical chemist
• Drug Technicain
• Research Officer
• Drug Inspector
• Medical Transcriptionist
• Drug Therapist
• Regulatory Manager
• Customs Officer

Hello aspirant

As far as the course is concerned you need to have studied physics, chemistry and Biology in +2 to take admission in the course.

You should look for some other course.

Thankyou

All the best