Overview
About D.Pharm at Global Group of Institutes
Global Group of Institutes lists the Diploma in Pharmacy programme on its official website. A diploma that qualifies holders to register as pharmacists after the Diploma Exit Examination, covering pharmaceutics, pharmacology and hospital pharmacy.
The programme runs for 2 years plus practical training and falls under the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). Before applying, confirm that the D.Pharm intake at Global Group of Institutes is approved for the current academic year.
Official approved seats
D.Pharm seats at Global Group of Institutes: 0 per year
Branch-wise intake approved for the current academic year, from the AICTE register.
| Branch / programme | Seats | Shift / mode |
|---|---|---|
| D.PharmPCI: D.Pharm Grant approval from 2021-2022 to 2023-2024 academic session for 60 admissions u/s 12 of the Pharmacy Act for D.Pharm | — | — |
D.Pharm fees at Global Group of Institutes (2026-27)
Set by the state Fee Regulating Authority or university each year. Get the official figure for merit, management and NRI seats.
Eligibility
D.Pharm eligibility at Global Group of Institutes
Entrance exams
Exams that can apply
Process
D.Pharm admission process
- 1
Check that Global Group of Institutes has opened D.Pharm admissions for this cycle.
- 2
Appear for State merit / counselling or the exam Global Group of Institutes accepts, and meet the minimum score.
- 3
Register on the official counselling or institutional portal and complete choice filling.
- 4
Attend document verification with originals and photocopies.
- 5
Pay the approved fee only through the institution's official channel and keep receipts.
Management & NRI quota
D.Pharm management quota at Global Group of Institutes
Private pharmacy institutes typically admit through state merit or counselling, with an institute-level share filled by the institute under state rules and the approved fee.
Seat availability and the approved fee at Global Group of Institutes must be confirmed for the current cycle.
Outcomes
Careers after D.Pharm
FAQs