Greetings! Here's a detailed response to your query

No, it is generally not possible to simultaneously pursue a regular, full-time M.Pharm degree and a D.Ed (Diploma in Education) degree through offline mode from the same college or university.

Here are the following reasons:-

1. An M.Pharm program is a postgraduate degree that typically requires full-time attendance and significant dedication to coursework, practical sessions, and research.

2.A D.Ed program, especially when pursued through offline mode, usually involves regular classroom sessions, practical training, and teaching internships, demanding consistent presence.

3.The schedules for both courses are highly likely to overlap, making it impossible to attend classes, practicals, and examinations for both simultaneously.

4.Most universities and regulatory bodies have rules that prevent students from enrolling in two full-time degree programs at the same time. This is to ensure that students can dedicate adequate time and effort to each course of study.

Therefor, you will likely need to choose one program to focus on .If you are interested in pursuing a D.Ed qualification, you would typically need to complete your M.Pharm degree first or take a break from it to enroll in the D.Ed program.

I hope it helps.