Pharm.D stands for Doctor of Pharmacy. It combines pharmacy subjects with clinical learning and supervised internship or residency training.
How many years is Pharm.D?
- Regular Pharm.D: six years, comprising five years of study and one year of internship or residency.
- Pharm.D Post Baccalaureate: three years for the prescribed B.Pharm entry route, including internship or residency.
The official PCI Pharm.D regulations PDF gives the course and entry requirements.
Eligibility and subjects
The regular entry routes include the prescribed 10+2 Physics and Chemistry combination with Mathematics or Biology, or an approved D.Pharm qualification. Check the institution's admission rules and PCI conditions.
Study begins with subjects such as Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmaceutics and Medicinal Biochemistry, followed by clinical pharmacy, therapeutics and research subjects.
Fees vary by college and admission category. Read the institution's official fee notice, including any additional charges, before choosing a seat.
Notes and PDF links
- Year-wise Pharm.D notes.
- First-year syllabus PDF.
- Human Anatomy and Physiology notes and the Scope of Anatomy and Physiology sample PDF.
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