Diploma in Pharmacy World within your reach
“Emerge as a centre of excellence by synergizing knowledge, skill, research and technology in pharmaceutical care for the well-being of the society, by nurturing the students for professional integrity”
In pursuance of our vision Appasaheb Birnale College of Pharmacy, Sangli aims to excel in the field of pharmacy education and research by,
- M1 – Providing knowledge for excelling in pharmaceutical education, research, and technology.
- M2 – Developing critical thinking abilities for problem analysis to work effectively through proper organization and time management.
- M3 – Developing skilled professionals for meeting current advancements in the pharmacy profession.
- M4 – Providing unique profession to the society for health care, environmental care, effective communication and strive for continuing education.
- M5 – Developing students for professional identity with ethical ground.
About the course
In India pharmacy council of India is regulatory body of pharmacy education under its aegis diploma pharmacy course is conducted. D pharmacy is the minimum qualification for the registration as a Pharmacist. Diploma course is of two years duration. With eligibility criteria 10+2 passed with Physics, chemistry and biology (PCB) OR Physics, chemistry and mathematics (PCM) from board.
First year D pharmacy subjects
- Pharmaceutics
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Pharmacognosy
- Human Anatomy and Physiology
- Social Pharmacy.
Second year D. Pharmacy subjects
- Pharmacology
- Community Pharmacy & Management
- Biochemistry & Clinical Pathology
- Pharmacotherapeutics
- Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy.
- Pharmacy Law & Ethics
Scope
Registered pharmacist has diverse job opportunity in government semi, government , private sectors, hospital pharmacist, community pharmacist, laboratory technician in academic institution, private drug stores, industry skilled personal. Medical representative it also prepares candidate to persue own business like wholesaler, distributor, chemist and druggist, and repacking of drugs other than those specified in schedule C & C1 of D & C act 1940 and rules 1945 or may go for further studies, direct admission to second year B Pharmacy.
Objectives
- To provide students with requisite knowledge, techniques and scientific skill in drugs.
- To spread awareness among students, staff and community about proper use of medicines
- To use their knowledge of medicine to help patients to get well.
- To offer expertise for safe use of prescription.
- To ensure that supply medicines is within the law.
- To train students for inventory management
- To enable students not just filling prescription but promoting health awareness.
- To educate students for patient counselling customer service and delivering quality, pharmacy services.
- To enrich students with social skill, communication skill and personality development.
- To bridge gap between medical professionals and people.