After M.Pharm Drug Inspector Admission Procedure

I have completed M.Pharm and interested in giving Drug Inspector exam . Will you please provide the detailed information regarding the Admission Procedure ?

[Arun Vats]

After completing you are definitely eligible for Drug Inspector exam .
Drug Inspector is a lucrative career option for candidates who have completed their Bachelors degree in Pharmacy.

Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or its related subjects from any PCI recognized University.
Applicants should have a minimum of 18 months experience in the manufacturing field.
The age limit of the aspirants must be between 21 years and 35 years.
Applicants should be Indian citizens.

Selection Procedure
Written test
Physical fitness round
Viva voce

The written test will comprise of objective type questions.
Multiple choices will be given in most of the exams.
One paper will be subject oriented and the other will be based on general knowledge and general Science.
There may be negative marking for wrong responses.
There will be two papers.

Questions can be expected from the following topics.
Forensic Pharmacy
Pharmacy Act, 1948
Drug price Control Order, 1995
Poison Act, 1919 and Dangerous Drugs Act, 1930
Medical and Toilet preparation Act, 1955
Trade Mark Registration Act
Medical termination of pregnancy Act, 1971
Drugs and Magic Remedy Act, 1954
Prevention of Cruelty to Animal Act
Pharmaceutical Ethics

Manufacturing Pharmacy
Tablet and Tablet Coating
Capsule
Emulsion, Suspension, Ointment and Cream
Blood Fluid and Electrolytes
Biological Preparation
Limit Test
Alcohol determination
Ophthalmic Solutions
Parental preparation and Quality Control
Surgical Dressing
Pharmaceutical Analysis
Sterility Test
Vaccine Preparation

Pharmacology
Mode of action
Drug dependence and addiction
Drug adverse reaction
Biostatics
Drug receptor interaction
Drug antagonist
Bioavailability
Drug abuse and toxicity
Drug allergy

Medicinal Chemistry
Structure, Storage and Preparation of the steroids
Cardiovascular Agents
Analgesics
Sedatives and Hypnotics

Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy
Handling of prescription
Storage condition of drug
Clinical Pharmacy
Incompatibility

Anatomy, Physiology & Health Education
Blood
Respiratory system
First Aid and Population Control
Digestive System
Reproduction system
Urinary system
Eye
Ear
Nutrition
AIDS Control