Hello aspirant

You can get D pharmacy seat without neet but you will have to appear for anuy one of the entrance exams such as MHT CET, K CET , GPAT , AP EAMCET,  PGECET , TS EAMCET

Eligibility  for pursuing Diploma in pharmacy is to have passed class xi with minimum aggregate  50 % marks with physics, chemistry and biology subjects along with English subject as language. Colleges offering Diploma in pharmacy with low fees -

Sri nivas group of colleges , fees 4 lakh

Annamalai University,  fees 93,000 - 1.9 lakh

Saurashtra university 1.5 lakh

Government college of pharmacy,  Aurangabad , fees 2.4 lakh

For detailed information please visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/d-pharm-diploma-in-pharmacy

The expected TS EAMCET  Pharm d and Pharm. D cutoff 2024 for DSOP-Deccan School of Pharmacy is for 2069-18995; for Palamur University is 2535-52099; for CVM College of Pharmacy is 6125-58700 and for Venkateswara Inst of Pharm SCI

A rank between 10,000 to 25,000 in TS EAMCET 2024 is considered to be a good rank and candidates with this rank range can get admission to the top BTech colleges of Telangana. The minimum criterion for admission to Pharm. D. program is 60% marks in Intermediate or equivalent, in medical group from an accredited institution, Valid NTS test Score as per CUI Policy. The average Pharm D course fees for the Doctor of Pharmacy range between INR 2.3 Lakin and INR 9.6 Lakh. Candidates also have an alternative route to pursue a Pharm D course through the Pharm D (Post Baccalaureate). B Pharmacy graduates can enter the Pharm D (Post Baccalaureate) program through lateral entry admission.There is a lot of scope of Pharm D available in various private and government sectors such as KPOs, zovernmental organizations, BPOs, healthcare services, corporate firms, etc. Pharma jobs are in high demand in India.

Hello,

Yes, PharmD students are eligible to take the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT). GPAT is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to postgraduate pharmacy courses in various institutions across India. PharmD students can apply for GPAT and should check the official website of GPAT for registration details and eligibility criteria.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

Hello! I appreciate your question.

To pursue MD in General Medicine after completing PharmD, you typically need to appear for the NEET-PG (National Eligibility and Entrance Test for Postgraduate) exam in India. NEET-PG is a common entrance test for admission to various postgraduate medical courses, including MD.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

1. NEET-PG Exam:

- NEET-PG is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).

- It is a mandatory exam for admission to MD/MS/PG Diploma courses across medical colleges in India.

2. Eligibility Criteria:

- To be eligible for NEET-PG, you must have a recognized medical qualification, which, in your case, would be PharmD.

- You should also have completed or be completing your one-year internship.

3. Application Process:

- The application process for NEET-PG usually involves online registration on the official website.

- You will need to fill in the required details, upload necessary documents, and pay the application fee.

4. Exam Pattern:

- NEET-PG is a computer-based test consisting of multiple-choice questions.

- The syllabus generally covers subjects studied during your undergraduate medical education, including clinical subjects.

5. Rank and Counseling:

- After the exam, results are released, and candidates are given ranks based on their performance.

- Counseling sessions are conducted where you can choose your desired specialization and college based on your rank.

6. MD in General Medicine:

- Once you secure admission through NEET-PG, you can pursue MD in General Medicine, which is a three-year postgraduate program.

In conclusion, NEET-PG is the key entrance exam for admission to MD programs after completing PharmD. Ensure you stay updated with the official notifications and guidelines provided by the relevant authorities. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!