Laboratory Training
Hands-on practice in pharmaceutics, chemistry, pharmacology and pharmacognosy.
A career-focused pharmacy programme designed to develop foundational knowledge, practical skills and professional responsibility for serving patients and the healthcare sector.
Practical Learning
Laboratory and pharmacy training
The Diploma in Pharmacy is a professional programme that introduces students to the scientific, technical and ethical foundations of pharmacy practice. It combines classroom instruction with structured laboratory work and supervised professional exposure.
Students learn about medicines, formulation, dispensing, drug action, community and hospital pharmacy, patient care, pharmaceutical laws and safe medication practices.
The programme aims to develop competent and responsible pharmacy professionals who can contribute effectively to healthcare services and continue their academic and professional growth.
2 Years
Academic Learning
Practical
Industry-Oriented Training
A balanced learning experience combining scientific knowledge, professional skills and responsible pharmacy practice.
Hands-on practice in pharmaceutics, chemistry, pharmacology and pharmacognosy.
Develop responsible dispensing, communication and medication-support skills.
Gain structured exposure to pharmacy operations and healthcare environments.
Prepare for entry-level pharmacy roles and further academic progression.
The programme combines theory and practical learning in accordance with the applicable pharmacy education framework.
Part I
Part II
Students complete practical training and professional exposure as prescribed by the competent regulatory authority and applicable academic regulations.
Candidates seeking admission should satisfy the eligibility requirements prescribed by the competent authority for the relevant academic session.
Passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board.
Science stream with Physics and Chemistry along with Biology or Mathematics, subject to applicable norms.
Admission remains subject to verification of academic and personal documents.
Eligibility and admission conditions may be revised by the university, government or regulatory authority.
Complete the online or offline admission application with correct information.
Provide the required academic certificates, photographs and identity documents.
Attend counselling and complete original-document verification when instructed.
Complete the applicable fee and admission formalities within the notified timeline.
The programme creates pathways across community healthcare, hospitals, pharmaceutical operations and further education.
Work as a registered pharmacist in community and retail pharmacy settings.
Support medicine dispensing, storage and patient-care services in hospitals.
Explore opportunities in production, packaging, quality and distribution operations.
Build a career in pharmaceutical wholesale, supply-chain and inventory management.
Apply for eligible pharmacist and healthcare-support positions in the public sector.
Continue academic progression through eligible advanced pharmacy programmes.
Quick answers to common questions about the D.Pharm programme and admission process.
The academic duration is two years, followed by practical training requirements as prescribed by the applicable regulatory framework.
Candidates who have passed 10+2 in the Science stream with the required subjects may apply, subject to current eligibility rules.
Yes. Laboratory work and prescribed practical or professional training form an important part of the programme.
Eligible students may pursue further pharmacy education according to the admission rules of the relevant programme and authority.
You can submit the online enquiry or contact the NIPS admission office for guidance on eligibility, documents and admission timelines.
Connect with our admission team for programme details, eligibility guidance and application support.