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Please tell me sir if I'm in BA 1st year regular then, i can be eligible for Dpharmacy course or not?

Yes, you can pursue D pharmacy being BA first year student.
✓ Eligibility criteria for D pharmacy courses:- Candidates should have completed higher secondary education with science subjects i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.

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Eligibility criteria for D pharmacy:-

> In order to take admission, candidates must have passed the 10 plus two examination aur equipment with minimum 50% marks from any recognised board of education.

> Must have studied physics, chemistry, and biology as their main subjects.

> At the time of admission, Candidate should be a minimum of 17 years of age.

Eligibility criteria for doing D pharmacy course:-

In order to take admission, candidates must have passed the 12th examination or equivalent with minimum 50% marks from any recognised Board of Education must have studied physics, chemistry and biology.

Yes, BA 1st year student can pursue DPharmacy.

You have to pursue D. Pharmacy with distance learning because you can't pursue 2 courses same time as regular student.

If you want to pursue D. Pharmacy as regular student than you have to drop BA course.

With minimum qualification of matriculation you are eligible to pursue D. Pharmacy.

To pursue Diploma in Pharmacy course the minimum education required is a Class 12th in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and/or Mathematics as main subjects from a recognized board of education.

So, being a first year student of BA (Bachelor of Arts) degree course, you are eligible for pursuing Diploma in Pharmacy degree course if you hold the minimum education required for the same course. Also, you will have to quit B.A. degree course as Diploma in Pharmacy degree course is not offered in distance mode.

Yes, BA first year student can pursue D Pharmacy.

The minimum education required is a class 12th in science stream with physics, chemistry and biology and/or mathematics as main subjects from a recognised board of education.