JIS University

At JIS University, the eligibility criteria generally require candidates to have Maths in 12th but since you have Geography as a core subject, chances are that you are going to be eligible. That is because some institutes recognize Geography as a related subject for Geoinformatics.

Yes, applications are open at JIS University for various courses. The mode of application is online. JIS University application process is online. Candidates who are looking for course admission need to visit the official website. Candidates can fill out the application form on the university's official website.

JIS University admissions are currently open for various courses. Candidates are selected for courses based on their entrance exam scores. The university offers various courses such as BTech, BPharma, MBA, PhD etc. at the UG, PG and PhD level. Apart from the UG and PG courses the university also offers three Diploma courses, i.e., Diploma in Hotel Management, Diploma in Food Production and Bakery and Diploma in Fodd and Beverages services. Interested candidates meeting the eligibility criteria can fill out the form.

JIS University DPharm course is offered in a full-time mode. It is a two year long programme. Candidates are admitted to the course based on merit in the JIS University Entrance Test (JET). The aspirants must also meet the course-specific eligibility criteria. Eligible students can visit the official website to register and apply.

There is a huge department of DPharm holders in pharmaceutical companies/industry. The Diploma holders can apply for jobs in different profiles. Some of the popular job profiles in this field are scientific officer, laboratory assistant, research officer, chemist and druggist, research officer, and more. Moreover, the popular recuiters of DPharm students are:  Sun PharmaceuticalsAstra ZenecaCipla, etc. JIS University DPharm students can also opt for higher studies. Students can learn more about DPharm course to know the career trajectory, salary, and more.

Yes, you can reserve your seat by paying part payment. The full payment has to be paid on the deadline given by the university as mentioned in the selection letter. JIS University DPharm seat intake is 60 as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. The university also reserve the right to revise the seat count.

The university has a sanctioned intake of 60 for its DPharm course. Candidates are admitted as per the seat availability and based on merit in JIS University Entrance Test (JET) score. The university may reserve seats as per the guidelines of the state or central government. The mentioned seat intake is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

The course syllabus include topics related to pharmacology, pharmceutical chemistry, etc. It prepare students for work in healthcare settings. Some of the major subjects of JIS University DPharm programme are:JIS University DPharm SubjectsPharmaceuticsDrug Store and Business ManagementHospital and Clinical PharmacyPharmaceutical ChemistryPharmacognosyBiochemistry and Clinical Pathology 

The syllabus for the two year course is divided into two parts. There is specific number of hours dedicated to each subject mentioned in the curriculum. JIS University DPharm curriculum has theory and practical subjects. Some of the topics covered in the programme are:PharmaceuticsBiochemistry and Clinical PathologyHuman Anatomy and PhysiologyDrug Store and Business Management, etc.

There are multiple components included in fees for JIS University DPharm, such as tuition fee, caution money, etc. Candidates have to pay some amount of total fee after selection to lock their seat. The university has the right to revise its fee structure in an academic year. Following table mentions JIS University DPharm tuition fee amount:CourseTotal Tuition FeeDPharmINR 1.7 lakhNOTE: The mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.