The responsibility for issuing pharmacist license lies with the Provincial Pharmacy Council, not the Central Council.
The matter of registration for obtaining pharmacist license pertains to the Provincial Pharmacy Council, not with Central Council.
The prescribed fee for Pharm. D program is Rs.1,000,000/- and for Pharmacy Technician Program is Rs.500,000/-.
The prescribed fee for obtaining an NOC for Postgraduate Program is Rs. 500,000/-.
The prescribed renewal fee for Pharm.D Program is Rs.300,000/- and for Category-B Program is Rs.200,000/-
The prescribed fee for registration on the basis of foreign qualification is Rs.50,000/-.
Pharmacy Technician (Category-B) Program is a 2 years diploma.
The eligibility criteria for Pharm.D (5 years degree program) is F.Sc (Pre-Medical) with minimum 60% marks. Whereas for Category-B (2 years diploma) is matriculation with science.
A medical store encompasses a broad range of health-related products, including over the counter (OTC) medication, while a pharmacy specifically focuses on dispensing prescription medications under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist.
There is no difference between recognition and accreditation. Both are the same.
The last date for submission of application for starting Pharm.D/ Category-B Program is yet to be decided by the Council.
The last date for submission of enrolment fee is 2 months (sixty days) after closure of admissions.
The procedure includes submission of prescribed fee along with complete application.
The prescribed enrolment fee for Pharm.D program is Rs.2000/- per student and for Category-B Program is Rs.500/- per student.
No, Provincial Pharmacy Council is responsible for the issuance of Good Standing Certificate.
