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D Pharmacy Course Details:

Candidates who wish to pursue their career in the Pharmacy industry must be the ones applying for the Diploma in Pharmacy.

Candidates can check some of the key points of the D Pharmacy course details in the table below.

Particulars	D Pharmacy Course Details
D Pharma Full Form	Diploma of Pharmacy
D Pharmacy Course Level	Diploma
D Pharma Course Duration	2 years
D Pharma Fees	INR 10,000 – INR 1,00,000
D Pharmacy Admission Criteria	Merit/Entrance
D Pharma Entrance Exams	NEET and CUET

D Pharmacy Job Profiles	Pharmacists, Medical Transcriptionists, Pharmaceutical Executives, Laboratory Assistants, Laboratory Scientists, Research Officers, Chemists, Druggists, etc.
D Pharmacy Top Recruiters	Astra Zeneca Pharma India Limited, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited, Pharma Impex Laboratories Private Limited, Pfizer, Gleam Pharmaceuticals Private Limited, Himalaya Drug Company, etc.
D Pharmacy Average Salary	INR 2 LPA – INR 4.2 LPA

D Pharmacy Admission

Candidates can check the D Pharmacy admission process in India below:

Eligibility: Class 12 with a minimum percentage in PCB/PCM, as specified by the institution.
Application Process: Online/offline application through the respective institution’s admission portal.
Merit List: The colleges will share the merit list (based on the Class 12 or entrance exam scores)
Counselling/Selection: Shortlisted candidates are called for counselling and document verification.

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