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How Register and fill Application Form for NBEMS GPAT Exam 2024 – Check Now

How Register and fill Application Form for NBEMS GPAT Exam 2024 – Check Now

Welcome to the definitive guide on registering for the NBEMS GPAT Exam 2024, your gateway to success in the pharmaceutical realm! If you’re a pharmacy enthusiast or professional in India looking to embark on this prestigious journey, you’ve landed in the right place. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of registering for the GPAT Exam 2024, ensuring that you’re well-equipped to navigate the registration procedure seamlessly. Stay tuned as we unravel all the essential details and insider tips to streamline your registration experience and optimize your chances of acing the GPAT Exam with flying colors. Let’s dive in!

GPAT Scholarship will be given by Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) from 2024 – Big Update

GPAT Scholarship will be given by Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) from 2024 – Big Update

Discover the latest developments in the pharmaceutical education landscape with the biggest notice issued by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) regarding the conduct of the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) examination. This significant announcement heralds a pivotal moment for aspiring pharmacists across the nation, marking a crucial step towards their academic and professional advancement.

Pharmacy Act Transition: Existing Educational Standards Continue Until New Benchmarks Set

Pharmacy Act Transition: Existing Educational Standards Continue Until New Benchmarks Set

As the anticipated Draft National Pharmacy Commission Bill, 2023, prepares to replace the longstanding Pharmacy Act, 1948, substantial clarifications and transitional provisions have emerged, shedding light on the future of pharmacy regulation in India. The draft Bill explicitly outlines that while the Pharmacy Act, 1948, will be repealed upon the new enactment, the educational standards, requirements, and other provisions of the original Act will persist until new standards are specified under the new Bill. This forward-looking approach aims to ensure a seamless transition without compromising the existing educational framework.

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