Doctor of Pharmacy

Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D)

(5 Years Dagree Program)

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Doctor of Pharmacy or Pharm D, is a 5 years undergraduate degree program. The Pakistan Pharmacy Council has verified and stamped this degree. Managing medications is the main focus of this degree. Being fully aware of which medication is most suited for a given illness is the fundamental idea of this course. Students entering this sector are being trained and developed to the point where they may even manufacture medications and write prescriptions for patients.

Doctor of Pharmacy one of the most popular and even necessary programs in the modern day is the five-year program that requires a six-month internship or house employment to complete the degree.

Syllabus of Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D)

Doctor of Pharmacy is a 5 years program. Below are the specifics of each year’s subjects and their Marks.

Theory
Paper 1	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Organic)	100
Paper 2	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Biochemistry)	100
Paper 3	Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy)	100
Paper 4	Physiology	100
Paper 5	Anatomy & Histology	50
Paper 6	English	100

Practical
Paper 7	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Organic)	1000
Paper8	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Biochemistry)	100
Paper 9	Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy)	100
Paper 10	Physiology	100
Paper 11	Anatomy & Histology	50

Theory
Paper 1	Pharmaceutics-II (Dosage Forms Science)	100
Paper 2	Pharmacology and Therapeutics-I	100
Paper 3	Pharmacognosy-I (Basic)	100
Paper 4	Pharmaceutics-III (Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Immunology)	100
Paper 5	Pakistan Studies and Islamic Studies/ Ethics (Compulsory)	100
Paper 6	Pharmacy Practice-I (Pharmaceutical Mathematics & Biostatistics)	100

Theory
Paper 7	Pharmaceutics-II (Dosage Forms Science)	100
Paper 8	Pharmacology and Therapeutics-I	100
Paper 9	Pharmacognosy-I (Basic)	100
Paper 10	Pharmaceutics-III (Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Immunology)	100
	Total Marks	1000

Theory
Paper 1	Pathology	50
Paper 2	Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II	100
Paper 3	Pharmacognosy-II (Advance)	100
Paper 4	Pharmacy Practice-II (Dispensing & Community, Social & Administrative Pharmacy)	100
Paper 5	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Pharmaceutical Analysis)	100
Paper 6	Pharmacy Practice-III (Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy)	50

Theory
Paper 7	Pathology	50
Paper 8	Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II	100
Paper 9	Pharmacognosy-II (Advance)	100
Paper 10	Pharmacy Practice-II (Dispensing & Community, Social & Administrative Pharmacy)	100
Paper 11	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Pharmaceutical Analysis)	100
Paper 12	Pharmacy Practice-III (Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy)	50

Theory
Paper 1	Pharmacy Practice-IV (Hospital Pharmacy)	50
Paper 2	Pharmacy Practice-V (Clinical Pharmacy)	100
Paper 3	Pharmaceutics-IV (Industrial Pharmacy)	100
Paper 4	Pharmaceutics-V (Biopharamceutics and Pharmacokinetics)	100
Paper 5	Pharmaceutics-VI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management)	100

Practical
Paper 2	Pharmacy Practice-V (Clinical Pharmacy)	100
Paper 3	Pharmaceutics-IV (Industrial Pharmacy)	100
Paper 4	Pharmaceutics-V (Biopharamceutics and Pharmacokinetics)	100
Paper 5	Pharmaceutics-VI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management)	100

Theory
Paper 1	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV (Medical Chemistry)	100
Paper 2	Pharmacy Practice-VI (Advance Clinical Pharmacy-II)	100
Paper 3	Pharmaceutics-VII (Pharmaceutical Technology)	100
Paper 4	Pharmacy Practice-VII (Forensic Pharmacy)	100
Paper 5	Pharmacy Practice-VIII (Pharmaceutical Management and Markating)	100

Practical
Paper 6	Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV (Medical Chemistry)	100
Paper 7	Pharmacy Practice-VI (Advance Clinical Pharmacy-II)	100
Paper 8	Pharmaceutics-VII (Pharmaceutical Technology)	100

Career in Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D)

Drug regulatory issues
Primary care group members are employed.
As a pharmaceutical advisor to health authorities as well as drug regulatory agencies, health planners, and policy makers.
In educational institutions as well as international organizations for epidemiological research.
As researchers as part of Research & Development departments (R&D) to discover new drug development.
In addition to providing patients with follow-up prescription guidance and playing a crucial role in drug testing labs, community chemists are responsible for ensuring the safe, economical, and sensible use of medications.
As clinical and hospital chemists at privately owned clinics and government-regulated institutions
As forensic and nuclear science research scientists
Working as production chemists and marketing managers in the pharmaceutical industry to sell and promote medications.
In order to control drug affairs, federal and provincial drug inspectors.

Admission Requirement
Qualification	A-Level HSSC / F.Sc Pre-Medical / Grade 12 or equivalent
Minimum Marks	60%
Subject Include	1. Physics 2. Chemistry 3. Biology

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Description	1st year	2nd Year	3rd Year	4th Year	Final Year
Prospectus Fee (Non-Refundable)	Rs. 2,000	At the time of Admission
Application Submission Fee (Non-Refundable)	Rs. 2,000
Pharmacy Council Registration Fee*	Rs. 2,000
Admission Fee (Non-Refundable)	Rs.35,000
University Reg. Fee*	Rs. 16,000
Library Fee (Per Annum)	Rs. 7,000	Rs. 7,000	Rs. 7,000	Rs. 7,000	Rs. 7,000
Computer Lab Charges (Per Annum)	Rs. 8000	Rs. 8000	Rs. 8000	Rs. 8000	Rs. 8000
Laboratory Charges (Per Annum)	Rs. 19,000	Rs. 19,000	Rs. 19,000	Rs. 19,000	Rs. 19,000
Administrative Charges	Rs. 30,000	Rs. 30,000	Rs. 30,000	Rs. 30,000	Rs. 30,000
Total	Rs. 121,000	Rs. 64,000	Rs. 64,000	Rs. 64,000	Rs. 64,000
Tuition Fee (Per Annum)	Rs. 249,000	Rs. 259,000	Rs. 269,000	Rs. 279,000	Rs. 289,000
Total	Rs. 370,000	Rs. 323,000	Rs. 333,000	Rs. 343,000	Rs. 353,000

Note:

The annual examination fee will be paid by the student directly to the IUB bank account.
Scholarships based on merit and need are given out at the time of admission and will be renewed in later semesters if students continue to perform well academically.
The IUB registration and exam schedule will follow the university’s announcement.