School of Healthcare and Allied Sciences

M.Optom or equivalent in Optometry/Vision Science with at least 55% marks or 5.5 CGPA.

To regulate pharmacy education and profession in India, ensuring quality standards.

A drug regulated by law due to its potential for abuse or addiction.

OTC drugs can be bought without a prescription; prescription drugs require a doctor’s authorization.

The proportion of a drug that enters systemic circulation and is available for action.

10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and either Mathematics or Biology, with at least 50% aggregate marks.

Yes, all Pharmacy programs are approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), New Delhi.

B.Pharm (4 years), M.Pharm (2 years), and Ph.D. in Pharmacy (3–6 years).

B.Optom (4 years including internship), M.Optom (2 years), and Ph.D. in Optometry (3–6 years).

Yes, they follow standards set by the Optometry Council of India (OCI) and other professional bodies.

10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, minimum 50% aggregate.

B.Optom or equivalent with 55% aggregate marks.

Renowned as one of the best pharmacy colleges in Delhi, GD Goenka University leaves no stone unturned to help the students establish a bright and successful future. The career opportunities that lay ahead after graduating with B. Pharma courses are Drug Inspector, Formulation Development Associate, and Quality Control Associate etc. If you wish, you can also work as a Sales and Marketing Executive, R & D Scientist, and Clinical Research Associate and skyrocket your career.

Apply online via the GD Goenka University website by submitting the form, uploading documents, and paying the fee.

Admissions are usually merit-based, but a test/interview may be held.

Farsightedness, where close objects appear blurred.

Yes. GD Goenka University is a famous name amongst the D Pharmacy colleges in India. The institute offers 2-year Diploma courses in Pharmacy to interested students. Here are some of the vital course outcomes: 1. Showcase your knowledge and skill in pharmaceutical sciences to attract the best job opportunities and professional growth. 2. Recognise the problems in connection with pharmacy practice and solve them to provide better service to the patients. 3. Select, create and apply various tools and techniques to solve different problems in the field of pharmacy.

Nearsightedness, a condition where distant objects appear blurred.

After you complete your diploma from D Pharma College, you can opt for a lateral entry to the B. Pharmacy programme. Here is the enrolment process you need to follow: 1. You can take lateral entry directly to the second year of the B. Pharmacy course. 2. You must strictly abide by the admission procedure as prescribed by the Haryana State Technical Education or the Pharmacy Council of India.

Therapy for developmental, neuromuscular, and skeletal conditions in children.

It promotes recovery, prevents disability, enhances mobility, reduces pain, and improves quality of life.

Therapy to improve lung and heart function, especially after surgery or illness.

Treatment for musculoskeletal injuries, fractures, and post-surgical recovery.

Specialization in preventing and treating sports-related injuries.

MPT or equivalent master’s degree with 55% marks or 5.5 CGPA on a 10-point scale.

Yes, via its Corporate Resource Centre for internships and final placements.

Yes, for both boys and girls with modern amenities.

What training programs does SOHAS offer to its students?

Students have access to well-equipped laboratories, simulation centres, research facilities, libraries, and mentorship from experienced faculty and industry experts.

The curriculum is designed in line with regulatory bodies and industry demands, integrating theory with practice, skill-based learning, and interdisciplinary knowledge.

Yes, all programs include hands-on training through laboratories, clinical postings, internships, and collaborations with healthcare institutions to ensure real-world exposure.

Yes, through the Corporate Resource Centre.

Specialist Physiotherapist, Clinical Researcher, Lecturer, Consultant, or Ph.D. candidate.

Physiotherapist, Sports Physiotherapist, Fitness Trainer, Community Health Worker, Entrepreneur, or higher studies.

Advanced labs, anatomy & physiology labs, smart classrooms, hospital training, and library access.

Yes, internships are mandatory in BPT and MPT.

BPT – 4.5 years, MPT – 2 years, Ph.D. – 3–6 years.

Admissions are mostly merit-based, but an exam/interview may be conducted depending on applicants.

Apply online via the GD Goenka University website, upload documents, pay the fee, and attend an interview/test if required.

Graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, pharmaceutical companies, public health organizations, research labs, or pursue higher studies.

Research Scientist, F&D Scientist, Pharmacovigilance Specialist, Clinical Trials Coordinator, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Academic roles, etc..

University Professor, Principal Scientist, R&D Director, Regulatory Consultant, Policy Analyst, Patent Analyst, Pharma Entrepreneur.

Community Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Medical Representative, Quality Control Analyst, Drug Inspector, or higher studies.

The study of drugs, their actions, mechanisms, and effects on living organisms.

Yes, separate hostels for boys and girls with modern amenities.

SOHAS offers a range of specialized training programs, such as Online courses on Clinical Research, Scientific Writing, and Health Economics & Outcomes Research (HEOR) training. In addition, students benefit from workshops, seminars, industrial visits, internships, and certification programs to enhance their clinical skills, research abilities, and employability.

BPT from a recognized university with at least 55% aggregate.

Yes, all programs include hands-on training through laboratories, clinical postings, internships, and collaborations with healthcare institutions to ensure real-world exposure.

10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, minimum 50% aggregate.

The science of designing, formulating, manufacturing, and testing dosage forms.

Yes, approved by the Haryana Physiotherapy Council and follow relevant statutory guidelines.

Refraction & Visual Optics Labs, Contact Lens Clinic, Low Vision Lab, smart classrooms, digital library, and clinical tie-ups.

The study of medicinal drugs derived from plants and natural sources.

The science of detecting, assessing, and preventing adverse effects of medicines.

The ability to use both eyes together to focus on an object.

An optometrist trained in fitting and managing contact lenses for various eye conditions.

Yes, fully furnished hostels with mess, Wi-Fi, and security.

Age-related loss of near focusing ability, typically after age 40.

Graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, pharmaceutical companies, public health organizations, research labs, or pursue higher studies.

Good Manufacturing Practices.

Clinical Optometrist, Vision Technician, Optical Consultant, Refractionist, Eye Hospital Assistant, Ophthalmic Technician.

It prevents, detects, and manages vision problems, improving quality of life and preventing blindness.

A research study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of new drugs or treatments in humans.

To ensure drug quality, safety, and compliance with regulatory standards.

A healthcare profession that uses physical methods such as exercise, manual therapy, and modalities to restore function and mobility.

The use of electrical stimulation for pain relief, muscle stimulation, and rehabilitation.

Treatment involving specific exercises to improve strength, flexibility, and mobility.

Senior Clinical Optometrist, Vision Science Researcher, Lecturer, Contact Lens Specialist, Optical Industry Manager.

Services and training to help individuals with permanent vision loss maximize their remaining vision.

Yes, with training in hospitals, vision centers, and optical industries.

BPT (4.5 years), MPT (2 years), and Ph.D. in Physiotherapy (3–6 years).

Hands-on techniques such as joint mobilization, manipulation, and massage.