Amrita School Of Pharmacy Admission Notification Pharmacy Courses ADMISSION NOTIFICATION – PHARMACY COURSES – 2011 Applications are invited from eligible candidates for admission to Pharm D & Pharm D(PB) courses in Amrita Health Science Campus AMRITA SCHOOL OF PHARMACY PHARM.D (Doctor Of Pharmacy) Eligibility: (a) Age limit: Should complete the ape of 17 by 31.12.2011 and should not exceed 23 by the said date. (b) Qualification: Pass in plus two with Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Maths or D.Pharm trom PCI approved Institution or any other qualification approved by PCI as equivalent, international students can also apply. These students have to produce Equivalence Certificate from Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi. Duration: 6 Years (5 years course & one year internship/residency). Issue ot Application Form commences: 25 March 2011. Last Date of submission: 26 April 2011. Date of Entrance Examination: 8 May 2011. Exam Centre: Amrita school of Medicine, Kochi, Kerala. PHARM.D Post Baccalaureate Eligibility: Pass in B-Pharm from a PCI approved Institution/B.S in Pharmacy from Indian/Foreign Institution/University. Graduates from foreign universities have to produce Equivalence Certificate from Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi. Issue of Applicatlon Form commences:25April2011. Last Date cl submission: 28 May 2011 Date of Entrance Examination: 05 June 2011. Exam Centre: Amrita school of Medicine, Kochi, Kerala How to Obtain Application Forms By Post: Write to The Admission Coordinator, Office of Admissions, Amrita Institute ol Medical Sciences, AIMS- Ponekkara.RO, Kochi 682 041 with a Demand Draft of Rs. 1,570/- favouring “Amrita vtshwa Vidyapeeth3nT, payable at Kochi. In Person: Collect from select branches of Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd or The Federal Bank Ltd. on payment of Rs, 1,500/-(List of branches available from our Website www.amrila.edu Download from the website. Completed application to be sent along with a DD of Rs. 1,500/- to The Admission Coo

As an admission notice, this entry sets out course entry conditions rather than criteria for an award, and those recorded relate to a past intake. For the Doctor of Pharmacy programme, candidates are generally expected to have passed the higher secondary examination with physics and chemistry together with biology or mathematics, or to hold a diploma in pharmacy, and an age condition applied in the cycle recorded here. The post baccalaureate route is intended for candidates who already hold a bachelor's degree in pharmacy. Selection may involve an entrance test or an interview. The current requirements are set by the university and published in its own admission notification.

The application steps in this record belong to a past intake and should not be followed as they stand. For its pharmacy programmes the institution normally publishes an admission notification on its official website with an application form, the prescribed application fee and a list of documents to be submitted, typically school or degree mark sheets, a transfer certificate, proof of date of birth, an identity document and photographs. Shortlisted candidates may be called for an entrance test, an interview or counselling before a seat is offered. Prospective applicants should use the current form on the official site and submit it within the announced closing date given there.