Diploma in Pharmacy is a CTEVT-affiliated, three-year diploma program designed to produce mid-level pharmacy professionals for hospital, community, and industry-linked services.
Seat allocation (college): 40
The CTEVT curriculum also notes a maximum group size of 40 per batch.
Total duration: 3 years (yearly system).
The curriculum outlines a staged approach:
Year 1 focuses on core academic and foundational pharmacy concepts.
Year 2 deepens disciplinary pharmacy subjects.
Year 3 emphasizes application through clinical and community field practice-based learning.
Applicants typically need:
SEE/SLC with at least GPA 2.0 and minimum grades in Compulsory English, Mathematics, and Science, plus
Passing the CTEVT entrance exam.
Students generally develop competence in:
Pharmaceutics and dosage forms
Pharmacology fundamentals
Community and hospital pharmacy practices
Medicine storage, dispensing, and basic quality awareness
Professional ethics and regulatory awareness relevant to pharmacy practice
Graduates may work in:
Hospital and community pharmacies
Pharmaceutical distribution and support roles
Entry-level roles in pharmaceutical and related health service settings, aligned with national regulations.
This suits students who want a structured health career with both patient-facing and systems-focused roles, and who prefer a balance of science, practice, and regulated service responsibility.
