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23rd July 2010, 12:53 AM
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Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
Hello sir, i am a student of b. pharm 7th semester. Till now i have scored a good % (80+). But i am confused that what i will do after that. whether i do m.pharm or pharm d. please tell sir the best colleges for m. pharm in India. Also tell some scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam. Thank you sir.
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23rd July 2010, 02:20 AM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
Hello,
In order to meet the growing demand for management education every university has a scheme of scholarship about 30% in M.Pharm. the scholarship will be given to the students who had scored above 80% in thier B.Pharm. |
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23rd July 2010, 12:25 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
there are many universities which give you scholarship if you have scored well in your bachelor degree... so you can ask for the scholarship from the college you wish to do your M PHARM AND PHARM D ...Or GATE exam wil be use full for you for the scholarship
yakohama national university has joined japan world bank scholarship for graduate students you can check out their through this website http://www.admissiondates.com/Tags/scholarships regards azhar |
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23rd July 2010, 04:19 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
Scholarships for m pharm at USA
Pharmacist Scholarships APhA Foundation USA: APhA Auxiliary / APhA Foundation Student Pharmacist Scholarships in cooperation with the APhA Academy of Student Pharmacists.About the Scholarship During the year 2000, the APhA Auxiliary decided to cease operations and transfer their assets to the APhA Foundation. Previously the Auxiliary had conducted the Irene Parks Student Loan Fund that provided $500 loans to pharmacy students. Wishing to maintain a focus on students, the Auxiliary and Foundation reached an agreement to convert the loan program into a student scholarship fund that would be titled the APhA Auxiliary/APhA Foundation Student Pharmacist Scholarship Programme. This scholarship program aims to recognize students who choose to invest their time in active involvement with their school’s APhA – ASP chapter to help shape the future of the profession while managing the demands of a full-time pharmacy curriculum. In 2009, a total of nine scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each will be awarded. The goal of the Foundation is to award at least one scholarship per APhA-ASP region. Among these nine scholarships, seven are named scholarships recognizing gifts made by individuals or groups who wish to support the development of future leaders within the profession. Currently, there are seven named scholarships recognizing Mary Louise Andersen, the Boyle Family, Marvin and Joanell Dyrstad, Gloria N. Francke, Robert D. Gibson, Samuel H. Kalman and Paul A. Pumpian. General Eligibility Criteria • Complete at least one academic year in the professional sequence of courses. • Earn a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent grading system) in required pharmacy courses. • Submit a transcript to verify your GPA (unofficial is fine) • Be an active member in the APhA Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP). This does not mean that the applicant must hold a leadership position but the applicant must show active participation in their chapter’s activities. • Submit an essay of no more than 500 words addressing the following topic: How do you plan to use your experiences as a student pharmacist to create positive change in pharmacy practice? Discussion points may include but are not limited to: personal experiences related to patient care projects, community service programs, political advocacy, internships, work etc. • Submit two letters of recommendation. ???? One letter from a college official or faculty member who can speak to the applicant’s leadership involvement with APhA-ASP and ???? A second letter from a non-academic reference (i.e. pharmacist-employer, community service contact, pharmacy association or other membership association representative). This letter should address the applicant’s strengths in areas not involving academics or APhA-ASP involvement. ???? Both letters should be sent with your submission packet (if possible) in a sealed, signed envelope from the letter writer. If you are unable to send it with your submission, please be sure the letter writer clearly references your name and school in order to avoid confusion with other applicants. • Submit a current resume or CV. • Submit a listing of pharmacy and non-pharmacy related activities that demonstrate the applicant’s community involvement and leadership skills. Please note activities for which academic credit was received. • Previous APhA Auxiliary/APhA Foundation Student Pharmacist Scholarship recipients are not eligible; however, previous applicants are welcome to reapply. Application and Selection Process A completed application will consist of a signed and dated application checklist, application form, a transcript verifying your GPA, essay, two letters of recommendation, resume/CV, and listing of activities postmarked by Monday, December 1st, 2008. All copies of the application and supporting documents should be mailed to the following address: Scholarship Selection Committee APhA Foundation 1100 15th Street, NW, Suite 400 Washington, DC 20005-1707 Grading Scale The Scholarship Selection Committee will review applications and score them according to the following point system: 10 points Essay 25 points Pharmacy Related Activities 25 points Non-Pharmacy/Community Activities 20 points Grade Point Average 20 points Letters of Recommendation |
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23rd July 2010, 08:40 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
You can do M.Pharm after finishing your B.Pharm.
It would offer you good career in pharmaceutical industries, multi national companies manufacturing chemicals, drugs, Bio-technology based industries. I have provided some of the best Colleges offering M.Pharm:- 1.University college of Pharm.Science, Warangal, Andhra 2.Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Pharm.Science, Coimbatore. T.N. 3.Govt.College of Pharmacy, Bangalore 4.Bombay college of Pharmacy, 5.Nagpur University, Dept. of Pharm.Science Regarding scholarship, you can try at Homi Bhaba Centre for Science Education. Their website is www.hbcse.tifr.res.in/Data/ObjectType/h/hbsce/viewObjectType Regards |
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3rd September 2010, 09:00 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
hie,
i am a female student of Pharm D 7th semester scoring a good percentage and wanted to know if i can complete my last year on scholarship abroad......right now i am doing my pharm D from Pakistan so please can u suggest me something for this |
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6th September 2010, 08:38 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
hello friend if you qualify gpat exam and on the basis of your gpat score you take admission in your b.pharma then you will be given a stifend of rs 12000 per month .
and also you can see other scholarships which are provided if you want to go abroad for studies you can appear in GRE exam and if you score above 1400 then you will get a full scholarship |
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11th September 2010, 01:15 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
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15th August 2011, 07:06 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
hi i'm studying pharm.d 1st year in riper.if i should get some scholar ship from any other university what shall i do plsssssssssssss guide me. and even my dad is a govt employeeb so i donot have fees reembracement even and it's burden 2 pay huge amount of fees for the course and other expenses even so pls guide me.so i need scholarship sir.
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15th September 2011, 11:09 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
There are some scholarship schemes other than GATE/GPAT ,such as:
Basically,if you are in Govt. colleges,then I think you must get scholarships , named Merit-cum-Means. 1) Silver Jubilee Endowment Trust Scholarship for B.Tech/B.Pharm/B.Arch/MCA Award Value : Rs.750 /month Eligibility : The candidate should be a student of B.Tech/B.Pharm/ B.Arch/ MCA. Process : Based on Income/Financial background and academic performance. Number of Scholarships :24 2) LIC Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme Award Value :- Rs. 800 /month Eligibility : The candidate should be a student of B.Tech/B.Pharm For more details visit :-http:// www.licindia.in No. of scholarships : 50 3) ISRO Scholarship Program Award Value :- Rs. 860 /month For more details visit :-http:// www.isro.org No. of scholarship : 60 4) Indian Oil Corporation Limited Scholarship Award value :- Rs 500 /month For more visit :-http:// www.iocl.com No. of scholarships :- 150 |
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30th July 2012, 08:31 PM
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Re: Scholarship exams for studying m.pharm or pharm d other than GPAT exam
Scholarships for M. pharma at USA
Pharmacist Scholarships Alpha Foundation USA: Alpha Auxiliary Alpha Foundation Student Pharmacist Scholarships in cooperation with theAlpha Academy of Student Pharmacists.About the Scholarship During the year 2000, the Alpha Auxiliary decided to cease operations and transfer their assets to the Alpha Foundation. Previously the Auxiliary had conducted the Irene Parks Student Loan Fund that provided $500 loans to pharmacy students. Wishing to maintain a focus on students, the Auxiliary and Foundation reached an agreement to convert the loan program into a student scholarship fund that would be titled the Alpha Auxiliary Alpha Foundation Student Pharmacist Scholarship Programe. This scholarship program aims to recognize students who choose to invest their time in active involvement with their school’s Alpha – ASP chapter to help shape the future of the profession while managing the demands of a full-time pharmacy curriculum. In 2009, a total of nine scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each will be awarded. The goal of the Foundation is to award at least one scholarship per Alpha -ASP region. Among these nine scholarships, seven are named scholarships recognizing gifts made by individuals or groups who wish to support the development of future leaders within the profession. Currently, there are seven named scholarships recognizing Mary Louise Andersen, the Boyle Family. General Eligibility Criteria • Complete at least one academic year in the professional sequence of courses. • Earn a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent grading system) in required pharmacy courses. • Submit a transcript to verify your GPA (unofficial is fine) • Be an active member in the Alpha Academy of Student Pharmacists Alpha -ASP). This does not mean that the applicant must hold a leadership position but the applicant must show active participation in their chapter’s activities. • Submit an essay of no more than 500 words addressing the following topic: How do you plan to use your experiences as a student pharmacist to create positive change in pharmacy practice? Discussion points may include but are not limited to: personal experiences related to patient care projects, community service programs, political advocacy, internships, work etc. • Submit two letters of recommendation. ???? One letter from a college official or faculty member who can speak to the applicant’s leadership involvement with Alpha -ASP and ???? A second letter from a non-academic reference (i.e. pharmacist-employer, community service contact, pharmacy association or other membership association representative). This letter should address the applicant’s strengths in areas not involving academics or Alpha -ASP involvement. ???? Both letters should be sent with your submission packet (if possible) in a sealed, signed envelope from the letter writer. If you are unable to send it with your submission, please be sure the letter writer clearly references your name and school in order to avoid confusion with other applicants. • Submit a current resume or CV. • Submit a listing of pharmacy and non-pharmacy related activities that demonstrate the applicant’s community involvement and leadership skills. Please note activities for which academic credit was received. • Previous Alpha Auxiliary Alpha Foundation Student Pharmacist Scholarship recipients are not eligible; however, previous applicants are welcome to reapply. Application and Selection Process A completed application will consist of a signed and dated application checklist, application form, a transcript verifying your GPA, essay, two letters of recommendation, resume/CV, and listing of activities postmarked by Monday, December 1st, 2008. All copies of the application and supporting documents should be mailed to the following address: Scholarship Selection Committee Alpha Foundation 1100 15th Street, NW, Suite 400 Washington, DC 20005-1707 Grading Scale The Scholarship Selection Committee will review applications and score them according to the following point system: 10 points Essay 25 points Pharmacy Related Activities 25 points Non-Pharmacy/Community Activities 20 points Grade Point Average 20 points Letters of Recommendation. GOOD LUCK. |
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