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Pharm.D is Doctorate in Pharmacy. Very newly introduced in the India in the year of 2008.
It is 6 yrs course which include 5 years of academics and 1 yr of hospital training.
It is specially started for those who are interested to make career globally.
They are responsible for Rx writing, patient councilling, TDM management etc.
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What has a better scope bds or d-pharm?
as of now pharmad is the best
What is the use in joining pharmaD after completing bpharm?
presently I've entered into final year B.Pharmacy,please guide me what steps to be taken after completion of bachelor degree
What are the colleges offering the pharmaD?
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