D. Pharmacy Syllabus

  • Duration
  • 2 Years
  • Level
  • Diploma After 10+2
  • Type
  • Diploma
  • Eligibility
  • 10+2 or Equivalent



D Pharmacy Syllabus

Diploma in Pharmacy is a 2 year course; the course syllabus is divided into 4 semesters or parts. Check out the latest and updated syllabus for Diploma in Pharmacy:

D.Pharma Syllabus Semester I
Pharmaceutics-IPharmaceutical Chemistry-IPharmacognosyBiochemistry & Clinical PathologyHuman Anatomy & PhysiologyHealth Education & community pharmacy
D.Pharma Syllabus II
Pharmaceutics-IIPharmaceutical Chemistry-IIPharmacology & ToxicologyPharmaceutical JurisprudenceDrug store and Business ManagementHospital & Clinical Pharmacy
D.Pharma Syllabus IIl
Pharmaceutics-IPharmaceutical Chemistry-IPharmacognosyBiochemistry & Clinical PathologyHuman Anatomy & PhysiologyHealth Education & community pharmacy
D.Pharma Syllabus IV
Pharmaceutics-IIPharmaceutical Chemistry-IIPharmacology & ToxicologyPharmaceutical JurisprudenceDrug store and Business ManagementHospital & Clinical Pharmacy

Diploma in Pharmacy Books

  • Basic Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics
  • Compilation of Selected Herbal Drugs
  • Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
  • Fundamentals of Pharmacology
  • Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence

Diploma in Pharmacy subjects

D Pharma subjects are highlighted in the following section.

Pharmaceutics I
  • Introduction to different dosage forms
  • Metrology
  • Packaging of pharmaceuticals
  • Size separation by Shifting
  • Clarification and Filtration
Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1
  • Acids, Bases and Buffers
  • Antioxidants
  • Gastrointestinal Agents
  • Topical Agents
  • Dental Products
  • Definition, History, and Scope
  • Pharmaceutical Aids
  • Various systems of Classification of Drugs and Natural Origin
  • Adulteration and drug evaluation
Biochemistry Clinical Pathology
  • Introduction to Biochemistry
  • Carbohydrates
  • Lipids
  • Vitamins
  • Enzymes
  • Therapeutics
Human Anatomy Physiology
  • Scope of Anatomy and Physiology
  • Elementary Tissues
  • Skeletal Systems
  • Cardiovascular Systems
  • Respiratory Systems
  • Muscular Systems
Health Education Community Pharmacy
  • Concept of Health
  • Nutrition and Health
  • First Aid
  • Environment and Health
  • Fundamental Principles of Microbiology
  • Communicable Diseases
Pharmaceutics 2
  • Reading and Understanding Prescriptions
  • Study of Various types of Incompatibilities
  • Posology
  • Dispensed Medications
  • Types of Powders
  • Lipids and Dosage forms
Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2
  • Introduction to Nomenclature of Organic Chemical Systems
  • Antiseptics and Disinfectants
  • Antileprotic Drugs
Pharmacology and Toxicology
  • Introduction to Pharmacology
  • Scope of Pharmacology
  • Drugs: Their Advantages and Disadvantages
  • General Mechanism of Drug Action
  • Drugs acting on the Central Nervous System
Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence
  • Origin and Nature of Pharmaceutical Legislation in India
  • Principles and Significance of Professional Ethics
  • Pharmacy Act, 1948
  • The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
  • The Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, 1954
Drug Store Business Management
  • Introduction
  • Drug House Management
  • Sales
  • Recruitment and Training
  • Banking and Finance
  • Introduction to Accounting

Hospital Clinical Pharmacy





  • Definition, Function, and Classification of Hospitals
  • Hospital Pharmacy
  • The Drug Distribution System in the Hospital
  • Manufacturing
  • Drug Information Service
  • Introduction to Clinical Pharmacy
  • Modern Dispensing Aspects




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