The Diploma in Pharmacy at SAMP prepares pharmacy technicians for hospital and community settings. The program follows the CTEVT curriculum and aligns with Nepal Health Professional Council standards for scope of practice at the technician level. Training covers medicines, storage, dispensing, and counseling under defined protocols.
This is a three-year diploma. Eligibility and entrance are set by CTEVT for each session. SAMP publishes application windows, document lists, and reporting dates. Seat categories follow national policy.
Core areas include Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Hospital and Community Pharmacy, and Pharmacy Law and Ethics.
Learners practice calculations, labeling, inventory control, temperature logs, and storage plans. Modules on dosage forms, drug interactions, and rational use support safe dispensing routines.
The institute’s dispensing lab allows simulated prescription handling and stock updates. Students prepare simple extemporaneous preparations as per the syllabus and practice patient counseling steps under supervision.
Logbooks cover prescriptions handled, counseling notes, and cold-chain checks where relevant.
Evaluation includes internal theory tests, practical exams, viva, portfolio checks, and CTEVT board examinations. Documentation must match prescription records and stock movements during practice sessions.
Graduates follow safe dispensing procedures, maintain inventory records, counsel on dosage and storage, and flag possible interactions to a supervising pharmacist or clinician.
They understand procurement basics, batch tracking, and reporting formats commonly used in hospital and retail settings.
SAMP provides a practice area for dispensing and compounding, standard references, and current forms for labeling and documentation. Faculty conduct demonstrations, supervise simulations, and monitor adherence to storage standards.
Diploma holders can work in hospital pharmacies, retail outlets, and distribution units that accept technician-level roles. With further study and requirements fulfilled, learners may apply to bachelor-level pharmacy or allied disciplines.
Admission follows CTEVT merit lists and quota rules. Scholarships and concessions, when available, are published in the session notice. Applicants submit verified academic credentials and ID documents per checklist.
SAMP keeps a strong focus on safe dispensing habits, temperature and stock logs, and patient-friendly counseling. The location in Morang supports attachment opportunities and day-to-day exposure to common prescriptions.
