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i m having physics chemistry biology, English,mass media, physical education i m fail in physics but overall pass can i go with d Pharma and after d Pharma i can get registration approved by PCI


Sourabh Tyagi 20th May, 2024
Answer (1)
Nitin Kumar 24th May, 2024

Yes, you can pursue D.Pharma with your current qualifications, even though you failed physics in your previous studies.

The Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) generally requires candidates to have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with Science stream subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for D.Pharma admission.

Failing physics should not necessarily prevent you from applying for D.Pharma. Since you have passed Chemistry and Biology, the core science subjects crucial for D.Pharma, your application might still be considered.

After completing D.Pharma and passing the qualifying exam, you can apply for registration with the PCI. As long as you meet the Pharmacy Act's requirements and have the necessary qualifications, a past failure in physics shouldn't affect your registration.

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I hope it helps!


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