How to take admission for M.Sc in Pharmaceutical Chemistry course?

M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry is a postgraduate course in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The course durations is 2 years. The course deals with the study of drugs and drug development. The other subjects that ae being studied in the course includes concepts and processes of drug discovery, delivery, absorption, metabolism, and such. Biomedical Analysis, Pharmacology, Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics are also taught in this
Ideal candidates for the course would possess, skills in Information Technology,aptitude for research and analysis,
project management skills,time management and organizational skills,ability to critically evaluate data, interpersonal and team-work abilities.
Listed below are some of the top institutes in India that offer the course.
1. Loyola College, Chennai,Chennai, Tamil Nadu
2. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, Maharashtra
3.Christ University, Bangalore, Karnataka
4. Madras Christian College - [MCC], Chennai, Tamil Nadu
5, The Oxford College of Science - [TOCS], Bangalore, Karnataka
The job potential is good and there many organisations including pharmaceutical industries,research institutes,
schools and government laboratories,manufacturing industries,food processing and beverage industries.
The eligibility criteria is a B.Sc. degree. The university will conduct a written test and qualified candidates will be allotted seats.
The entrance test depends on the university and there will be a exam on the subjects you have studied in B.Sc.

M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry is a two year postgraduate course. The course is basically the study of drugs and drug development. This is a very important area and has a good potential for the career growth.

The eligibility for the course is B.Sc. degree from a recognized university. There are many institutes where this course is offered but the admission is based on the entrance test or merit as devised by the individual institute. Admission process is different in different institutes and some of them consider the merit as per marks obtained in one's graduation. A minimum score of 50% (45% for SC/ ST/ OBC ) is required in graduation for the candidates interested in applying for it.

Some of the institutes offering this course are -

Loyola College, Chennai; St. Xavier's College, Mumbai; Christ University, Bangalore; Madras Christian College, Chennai; The Oxford College of Science, Bangalore; Stella Maris College, Chennai; Fergusson College, Pune; Hans Raj College, New Delhi; Presidency College, Chennai; Miranda House College, New Delhi; Mount Carmel College, Bangalore; St. Xavier's College, Kolkata; Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi; Gargi College, New Delhi; St Joseph's College Devagiri, Calicut; St Francis College for Women, Hyderabad; Hindu College, New Delhi; Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai; Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai and Acharya Narendra Dev College, New Delhi.

As different institutes have their own entrance test then it is not possible to find out the model questions but one has to prepare more in chemistry associated with drugs and pharmaceutical field. One must read all the basic books related to the biological and chemical things associated with drug industry. Do not go in the industrial details.

Knowledge about virus, bacteria, human immune system, metabolism, biomedical analysis, medical tests, basic human body and ailments, how diseases spread etc should be clear to the candidates because these institutions will try to see one's aptitude in this area. Other than that the basic logic and managerial questions can also be prepared.

I will suggest to go again through the science books of class XI and XII also so that the basic things can be revised. Graduation things will be anyway in the recent memory.

M.Sc in Pharmactual- chemistry is a post graduate course enabling the aspirants to be familiar with drug - efficacy and its pharmaceutical- properties and the behaviour of the drugs in the metabolism of human being and other animals. The aspirant would know the reaction mechanism of a particular drug including its side - effects. In addition to the detailed studies of the drug - mechanism, there are other studies as well such as Chemical- kinetics, pharmacology, Biomedical - analysis, Biomolecules - analysis, Sources of availability of drugs, ambient temp for the storage of drugs etc.
This is a two year post - graduate degree programme and has wide prospects in Research- institutions, In reputed hospitals, in colleges to teach Pharmactual- chemistry and in the central - government where they will Utd work as a research - chemist in the area of Pharmaccetuals.
The aspirants should have a degree in B.Sc preferably B.Sc ( Hons ) in Chemistry and must fulfil the eligibility - criteria of the university where the aspirant wants to have the admission in this course. The university may conduct a written test followed by viva prior to final selection of a candidate.
The following are the premier institutions offering the post - graduate programme in this subject. Some of the institutions are as follow - St. Xavier College Kolkata, St. Xavier College, Mumbai, Oxford College of Science, Bengaluru. Mount college, Bengaluru, St Stephen's college, Delhi, Ferguson College, Pune etc.
Effort must be made to secure admission in a premiur institution so as to have full exposure of the course and ultimately one gets a suitable assignment in any premier company.

You didn't mention the place you are from. But you are surely eligible for studying (B.Sc.) in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from a recognized university in India. Here is a list of the best institutions who offer this course of study from different zones.

Most of these institutes offer the course and admit students based on their obtained marks in the graduation level. Next criterion for the selection would be your performance in the entrance test, if the university or college asks for, though it is not mandatory for all institutions.
You can visit the concerned websites of these institutions and pursue the admission procedure.
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Website: xaviers.edu/main/

The Oxford College of Science - [TOCS], Bangalore, Karnataka
Website: www.theoxford.edu/college_of_science/

Loyola College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Website: www.loyolacollege.edu/

Fergusson College, Pune, Maharashtra
Website: www.fergusson.edu/

Presidency College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Website: www.presidencycollegechennai.ac.in/

St. Xavier's College - [SXC], Kolkata
Website: www.sxccal.edu/