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October 10, 2025 2025-10-27 14:24D Pharma
Advance Your Career in Pharmacy
D. Pharma at D.D. College Affiliated from UBTER and PCI
Learn the science behind safe, effective medicines with hands-on labs, experienced faculty, and real-world exposure. Our two-year Diploma builds a strong base in pharmaceutics, pharmacology, and patient care so you’re job-ready for hospitals, community pharmacies, and industry—or prepared to continue to B.Pharm
D. Pharma at D.D. College Affiliated from UBTER and PCI
Learn the science behind safe, effective medicines with hands-on labs, experienced faculty, and real-world exposure. Our two-year Diploma builds a strong base in pharmaceutics, pharmacology, and patient care so you’re job-ready for hospitals, community pharmacies, and industry—or prepared to continue to B.Pharm
Industry-Ready Diploma (D. Pharma, 2 Years)
The curriculum emphasizes real-world skills: dispensing, dosage form design, basic compounding, drug regulations, and patient counseling. You’ll learn the “why” behind safe, effective medicines—so you can serve with competence from day one.
Hands-On Learning in Modern Labs
Small batches, guided practicals, and simulated pharmacy setups give you experience with instruments, documentation, and standard operating procedures. Faculty mentorship helps you turn theory into confident practice.
Approvals & Future Pathways
D. Pharma at D.D. College is affiliated to UBTER and approved by PCI, ensuring national recognition. On graduation, pursue roles in retail/clinical pharmacy, quality control, and pharma sales—or bridge to B.Pharm for advanced study.
Frequently asked questions
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.
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).
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.
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.
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.
