D. Pharmacy
A focused, two-year diploma in pharmacy education. Designed for students who intend to teach, not just dispense. Intake is open to Madhya Pradesh students meeting standard eligibility.
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Labs that provide 360 degree practical orientation :
2 Years Program
1. Pharmacutical
Pharmacy lecturer or instructor at diploma institutions. Hospital pharmacy education roles. Advanced healthcare positions requiring a teaching qualification.
Every semester carries a defined scope: no repeated modules, no general science filler. Two years, four semesters, one clear pathway.
Total Seats - 60
2. Pharmacology
3. Pharmacuticy
4. Social Pharmacy
5. Modal Pharmacy
6. Machine Room
Four semesters, mapped in full
Foundations of Pharmacy
Pharmacology and Practice
Education Theory and Method
Applied Project and Assessment
Pharmaceutical sciences basics, anatomy and physiology, biochemistry essentials, and introduction to pharmacy practice.
Drug action mechanisms, clinical pharmacology, dispensing practice, and laboratory techniques in pharmaceutical preparation.
Pedagogy for pharmacy subjects, curriculum design, classroom management, and supervised teaching practice in lab settings.
Research project, institutional practicum, professional ethics, and final board examination preparation.
A straightforward process for qualified students
Who is eligible
How admission works
Applicants must have passed Class 12 with Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Mathematics) from a recognised board. Madhya Pradesh domicile is preferred for state quota seats.
Submit your Class 12 marksheet, transfer certificate, and two passport-size photographs to the admissions office on Mahoba Road. Seats are allocated in order of merit.
Minimum aggregate: 45% in qualifying examination. No entrance test is required; admission is merit-based on Class 12 marks.
Intake is limited. Enquire early for current-year availability. The college office is open Monday through Saturday, 9 am to 4 pm.
Ready to join the pharmacy teaching pathway?
Reach the admissions office directly. Seats are limited each intake — an early enquiry avoids delay.