
D.Pharma (Ayurved) at SRK University is a 2-year diploma in Ayurvedic pharmacy offered at the Department of Paramedical Sciences in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Running since 2019, it trains Class 12 graduates in Ayurvedic drug preparation and dispensing, with 50 seats for 2026-27.
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D.Pharma (Ayurved) at SRK University trains students specifically in Ayurvedic pharmaceutical science — classical drug formulation, herb identification, and Ayurvedic dispensing practices — distinct from the conventional D.Pharma offered under SRK’s Faculty of Pharmacy. Running since 2019 with 50 seats, it complements the university’s BAMS programme at Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Ayurveda, giving SRK a connected Ayurvedic education pipeline from pharmacy diploma through to the medical degree.
Graduates work as Ayurvedic pharmacists, dispensing classical and proprietary Ayurvedic medicines in clinics, hospitals, and retail Ayurvedic pharmacies. Madhya Pradesh’s strong traditional medicine practice base and the state’s growing Ayurvedic wellness sector give graduates steady regional demand, particularly as interest in traditional medicine continues to grow nationally.
D.Pharma (Ayurved) graduates from SRK University register as Ayurvedic pharmacists and take up roles in Ayurvedic hospitals, clinics, and retail pharmacies.
Year 1 covers Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics Fundamentals, Dravyaguna (Materia Medica), and Rasashastra basics.
Year 2 introduces Ayurvedic Pharmacy Practice, Herb Identification, and classical formulation preparation, with hands-on dispensing practice throughout, closing with a supervised internship at an Ayurvedic pharmacy or hospital dispensary.
Candidates need to have passed Class 12 (10+2) with Science subjects, meeting the minimum aggregate percentage set by the university for admission.
D.Pharma (Ayurved) focuses specifically on Ayurvedic drug formulation and dispensing, while regular D.Pharma under the Faculty of Pharmacy covers conventional allopathic pharmacy practice.
SRK University offers 50 seats annually for this programme.
Admission is based on Class 12 marks, followed by document verification and counselling through the university's admission portal.