D. Pharma
D. Pharma at D.D. College
Affiliated to UBTER & Approved by PCI
The Diploma in Pharmacy at D.D. College prepares you for a professional role as a registered pharmacist. The programme blends classroom learning with pharmaceutical laboratories and hospital exposure so that students understand both the science and practice of modern pharmacy.
*All details are subject to the latest notifications of UBTER, PCI and the Government.
View Programme DetailsProgramme Overview
D.Pharm at D.D. College is ideal for students who want to build a strong base in drug formulation, dispensing and patient counselling in a relatively short time. The syllabus is structured to balance pharmaceutical science with practical skills that are required in real pharmacy settings.
Key Study Areas
- Pharmaceutics I & II – dosage forms, compounding and packaging of medicines.
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry – inorganic and organic chemistry of drugs.
- Pharmacology & Toxicology – action, uses and adverse effects of drugs.
- Biochemistry & Clinical Pathology – basic tests and interpretation.
Practical Exposure
- Regular lab practicals for compounding, dispensing and quality checks.
- Simulation of prescription handling and patient counselling.
- Hospital and community pharmacy visits as per the curriculum.
- Emphasis on documentation, storage and record-keeping of medicines.
D. Pharma Course Fee
Annual course fee and examination fee (as per University norms).
Eligibility & Admission Process
Eligibility Criteria
- 10+2 or equivalent with Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Mathematics) from a recognised board.
- Minimum aggregate percentage as per UBTER / PCI / State Government guidelines for the session.
- Candidate must be medically fit as per college and regulatory requirements.
Admission Steps
- Submit the enquiry form or visit the campus for counselling.
- Fill up the application form and attach photocopies of academic documents and ID proof.
- Merit-based selection / counselling as per guidelines issued for that year.
- Confirm admission by fee payment and verification of original documents.
Career Opportunities after D. Pharma
Job Roles
- Registered Pharmacist in retail medical stores, hospitals and nursing homes.
- Pharmacy Assistant in government dispensaries and health centres.
- Medical Representative or sales executive for pharmaceutical companies.
- Roles in wholesale distribution, inventory management and supply chain of medicines.
Higher Studies & Growth
- Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) for advanced studies in pharmaceutical sciences.
- Scope for specialisation in Industrial Pharmacy, Clinical Pharmacy and Regulatory Affairs.
- Entrepreneurship opportunities – opening own pharmacy as per state regulations.
- Long-term growth in pharma production, QA/QC, marketing and hospital pharmacy.
Why Choose D.D. College for D. Pharma?
Learning Environment
- Modern pharmaceutics, chemistry and pharmacology laboratories.
- Experienced faculty who combine academic depth with industry and hospital exposure.
- Well-stocked library with pharmacy texts, reference books and journals.
- Regular seminars, guest lectures and industrial / hospital visits.
Student Support & Campus Culture
- Guidance for competitive exams and higher studies in pharmacy and related fields.
- Soft skills and communication sessions to prepare students for interviews.
- Disciplined yet student-friendly campus with focus on ethics and professionalism.
- Training & Placement support for suitable opportunities after course completion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Important course questions about duration, eligibility, curriculum, practicals, and careers.
What is the duration and structure of the D. Pharma program?
It’s a 2-year, full-time diploma divided into 4 semesters. Each term blends theory, practicals, tutorials, and internal assessments. You’ll typically attend 5–6 days/week, with theory in the morning and labs in the afternoon to maximize hands-on time.
Is the program officially recognized?
Yes. Affiliated to UBTER and approved by PCI (Pharmacy Council of India)—so your diploma is nationally recognized and you’re eligible to register as a Registered Pharmacist after graduation (as per State Pharmacy Council rules).
What will I study—what’s the curriculum focus?
Core areas include Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, Biochemistry, Health Education & Community Pharmacy, Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy, and Drug Store & Business Management, with laboratory practicals every semester. Emphasis is on safe dispensing, dosage forms, compounding basics, documentation, and patient counseling.
How practical is the course? What facilities are available?
Very practical. You’ll work in modern labs (pharmaceutics, chemistry, pharmacology), follow SOPs, maintain lab records/logbooks, and learn instrument handling, calibration, and safety. Campus facilities include a reference-rich library (pharmacopeias, standard texts), smart classrooms, computer access, first-aid, and a student support cell.
Do you provide clinical/industry exposure?
Yes. Students get hospital/retail pharmacy familiarization, industrial/field visits, and community-pharmacy activities (subject to schedules/availability). This sharpens real-world dispensing, inventory, and patient-interaction skills.
B.Sc. C.B.Z Course Fee
Annual course fee and examination fee (as per University norms).