Learn the process and requirements for registration of pharmacists under the Pharmacy Act 1948 to practice legally in India.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Education: Recognized pharmacy degree (D.Pharm, B.Pharm, M.Pharm).
- Age: No strict age limit, but educational timelines must be met.
- Character: Good moral character and ethics.
- Nationality: Indian citizenship (foreign pharmacists may register under specific conditions).
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Registration Process:
- Application: Submit forms with required documents (certificates, ID, photos).
- Verification: Document validation and background checks.
- Examination: Some states may require a qualifying exam.
- Certificate Issuance: Registration certificate granted upon approval, subject to renewal.
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Renewal of Registration:
- Periodic Renewal: Typically, every five years with fees.
- Continuing Education: Proof of professional development may be required.
- Re-registration: Additional steps for extended absence from practice.
Suspension and Revocation:
- Suspension: For misconduct or non-compliance.
- Revocation: For severe violations, leading to permanent removal.
- Appeal: Pharmacists can appeal through legal channels.
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