Hi dear candidate,

There are various paramedical courses available after the diploma in pharmacy like:

• BSc in Anesthesia
• BSc Nursing
• BSc Physiotherapy
• BSc Optometry

Or you can also get lateral entry (from 2nd year) for courses like BSc MLT.

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BSc in Paramedical Courses: List, Duration, Fees, Eligibility, Colleges, Career Options

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After completing your Diploma in Pharmacy, you can pursue B.Sc. Paramedical courses if you're interested in the clinical and diagnostic side of healthcare rather than only the pharmaceutical sector. Her are some B.Sc. Paramedical options after D.Pharm:
- B.Sc Medical Laboratory Technology
- B.Sc. Radiology & Imaging Technology
- B.Sc. Operation Theatre Technology
- B.Sc. Cardiac Care Technology
- B.Sc. Optometry
- B.Sc. Anesthesia Technology
- B.Sc. Emergency & Critical Care
- B.Sc. Respiratory Therapy
- B.Sc. Nursing

Generally requires 10+2 for entry but since you already hold D.Pharm, So you have higher chances to get seat in the universities. You have to check the entry procedure of the specific institute.

After completing diploma in pharmacy you can do BSc paramedical courses like BSc radiology and imaging technology and BSc nursery BSc medical laboratory Technology if you are considering these courses it will range from 3 to 4 years these courses don't need NEET exam