B pharmacy syllabus

B Pharmacy Syllabus

B Pharmacy Syllabus

Pharmacy

It is the clinical health science that links medical science with chemistry. It is the branch where we come to know about preparation, compounding, and dispensing medicine. It results in a person knowing the full details of medicine. It plays a role in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of medicine. One can do research and test related to medicine. Every time when we search for a solution for any disease pharmacy is the one where medicine is tested and researched so that we can get to know the cause, and effect of that medicine on our body and applied for the treatment of the disease.


Pharmacist

The pharmacist is the health professional who specializes in the use of medicine as they deal with composition, effect, mechanism, action, and proper and effective use of drugs. They manufacture medicine, test the effect and check whether it is safe for use or not. Not only this but also they play a vital role in its distribution and help people to use it. Vinita. D. Gupta , Pankaj Patel, Glenn Marin Saldanha , and Mr. Rajni. V. Patel is a world-famous pharmacist.


There are mainly three courses for pharmacy.

1) Diploma in pharmacy
2) Bachelor in Pharmacy
3) Doctor of Pharmacy

 

1. Diploma in pharmacy

D-pharmacy is a CTEVT ( Council For Technical Education and Vocational Training) course. It is a 3-year diploma course which is yearly based. SLC/SEE passed in science, maths, and English with a C grade/ GPA of 2 or above. It cost nearly 3 lakhs forty thousand where one should pay 40% in the first year, 30% in the second, and the final 30 % in the final year.

In Nepal, there are more than 40 colleges for this course. It has good scope in the market where one can retail pharmacy in municipality area, can do jobs in government and private hospital pharmacies, and many more.

 

2. B PHARMA ( Bachelor in pharmacy)

B pharma is an undergraduate paramedical course of 4 years. It is completed according to the college curriculum on a yearly basis or semester-wise. It nearly cost 8- 10 lakhs for its completion. In many countries, this degree is a prerequisite for registration to practice as a pharmacist. B pharma and pharma D are prerequisites to license in most Western countries they’re considered equipment.

 

3. Pharm D( Doctor of Pharmacy)

This course is not available in Nepal. It is a 6-year graduation level course and is accepted All over the world. It was introduced by the pharmacy council of India which enables one to practice the profession of a pharmacist under the pharmacy act. Pharm D is the art and science of preparing and dispensing medicine. It has been designed to train the eligible candidate in clinical pharmacy, pharmacy practice, and pharma-curial care. After its completion own gain skill in diagnosis and treatment, selection of drugs, and monitoring of patients. It is focused on classroom theory, laboratory experiments, and motivated research projects. It is a postgraduate course hence one can directly join for the Ph.D.

 


 Eligibility criteria for B pharma In Nepal

It is the same for all b pharma colleges in Nepal. Those who are interested in B pharma need to pass 10+2 in science which Includes physics, chemistry, and biology, or A level
with at least 2.4 GPA or 50% Marks in the respective subjects. Students who have passed the proficiency level certificate or diploma with a minimum Mark of 50% in subjects such as a diploma in pharmacy or general medicine and after that one should go through CEE i.e Common Entrance Exam which is held by the MEC ( Medical Education Commission) where one should compete in to get chance to be part of this journey.

 


 Eligibility criteria for B pharma in India

In India, many colleges set their own eligibility criteria for the course but mostly they ask for a 10+2 pass with minimum 50% aggregate Marks in physics, chemistry, biology, or maths from CBSE or equivalent board. Some colleges take admissions on the basis of+2 marks and some conduct entrance examinations. Some colleges also accept students who have studied biotechnology or life science instead of biology or maths in +2. Some colleges like the college of Pharmacy and Amity University also take marks of English in consideration. Not only this but also National and State level entrance examinations are conducted to check student ability. Admissions criteria vary from college to college in India ie based on marks scored in +2 or entrance conducted by respective college, university, or institute.

 


Specialization after graduation in India

1. Pharmaceutical Chemistry
2. Pharmaceutical technology
3. Clinical pharmacy
4.  Ayurveda

5. Pharmaceutics
6.  PHARMACY practice
7. Pharmacognosy
8.  Pharmacology
9. Pharmaceutical analysis and quality assurance

 

Specialization after graduation in Nepal

I) Pharmacology
II) Natural Chemistry
III) Industrial Pharmacy


University and College for Pharmacy in Nepal


A) Pokhara University affiliated college ( focus on natural chemistry)

1) Central Institute of Science and Technology
2) Crimson College of Technology
3) Modern technical college
4) Nobel college
5) Pokhara university school of Health and Science

 

B) Purbanchal University affiliated college

1) Shree Medical and teaching college
2) Little Buddha College of health sciences
3) Asian College of advance studies
4) Karnali College of health sciences
5) Hope international college
6) Valley College of technical science
7) Kantipur Academy of health sciences


C) Kathmandu University

It has only one college

1) KU School of Science

 

D) TU-affiliated college

1) Gandaki medical college
2) Universal College of medical science and teaching hospital
3) Chitwan medical college
4) Manmohan memorial institute of health sciences
5) Maharajgunj medical campus


Some pharmacy colleges in India

1) NIPPER
2) PANJAB UNIVERSITY
3) JAMIA HAMDARD UNIVERSITY
4) ICT
5) BITS
6) INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY
7) MANIPAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES AND RESEARCH
8) NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
9) SIKKIM PROFESSIONALS UNIVERSITY
10) DELHI INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES AND RESEARCH
11) JSS. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
12) POONA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
13) SRM COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
14) ISF COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
15) DEPARTMENT PHARMACY INTEGRAL UNIVERSITY.

 


INDIANA SYLLABUS FOR B PHARMA

B Pharmacy syllabus has been given semester wise.

A) First semester

1) Human Anatomy and Physiology -I
2) Pharmaceutics
3) Pharmaceutical analysis
4) Pharmaceutical inorganic chemistry
5) Communication skills
6) Remedial maths and biology


B) Second semester
1) Human Anatomy and Physiology -II
2) Pharmaceutical organic chemistry -I
3) Biochemistry
4) Pathophysiology
5) Computer application
6) Environment science


C) Third semester

1) Pharmaceutical organic chemistry -II
2) Physical pharmaceutics -I
3) Pharmaceutical Microbiology
4) Pharmaceutical engineering


D) Forth semester


1) Physical pharmaceutics – II
2) Pharmaceutical organic chemistry -III
3) Medicinal chemistry – I
4) Pharmacology


E) Fifth semester

1) Medicinal chemistry -II
2) Industrial pharmacy – I
3) Pharmacology – II
4) Pharmacognosy – II
5) Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence


F) Sixth semester

1) Medical Chemistry -III
2) Pharmacology – III
3) Herbal drugs technology
4) Biopharmaceuticals and pharmacokinetics
5) Pharmaceutical biotechnology


G) Seventh Semester

1) Instrumental method of analysis
2) Industrial Pharmacy – II
3) Pharmacy Practice
4) Novel drug delivery system


H) Eighth semester

It has a total of 4 subjects two compulsory and two electives subjects.

Compulsory subjects
1) Biostatistics and research methodology
2) Social and preventive pharmacy


Electives subjects
We can choose any two subjects from all these.

1) Cosmetics science
2) Pharmaceutical products development
3) Pharma marketing
4) Pharma regularly science
5) Pharmacovigilance
6) Quality control and standardization of herbal
7) Cell and molecular biology
8) Computer-added drugs design
9) Experimental pharmacology
10) Advance instrumental technology.


Scope for pharmacy student

1) Hospital pharmacies:

Each and every hospital had opened its own pharmacy for the distribution of drugs and one can work by linking with the hospital but they must-have license and can also be a business partner of the hospital.


2) Community pharmacy:

We see pharmacies everywhere that might be near our house or in the village it must have one pharmacist to run a pharmacy which can be D Pharma or B Pharma.


3) Pharma industry:

Nepal has more than 130 pharma companies where drugs are being manufactured on a daily basis. Every phase of that industry either in manufacturing, research and development, quality insurance, or quality control must have a pharmacist.


Some pharmaceutical companies in Nepal

a) Magnus
b) Panas
c) Time pharmaceutical
d) Asian
e) Lomus
f) Arya pharmalab Pvt. Ltd
g) DJOL
h) National Healthcare


Some of India’s pharmaceutical companies

a) Alkem laboratories
b) INTAS
c) Biocon biopharmaceuticals
d) Lupin
e) Torrent pharmaceutical.


5) Pharma marketing:

Industry after manufacturing a drug it needs to be brought to the market so that every industry has a marketing team and if you are a pharmacist they give more priority and value.


6) Research and development:

When we have to manufacture a new drug it should be properly researched so that it doesn’t affect a person and give good results with proper curing of that disease and for that we have to pass different phrases for that a pharmacist is required.