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D. Pharm-II | Sample Papers

D. PHARM-II
SAMPLE PAPERS


For 2nd Year



Comprehensive Study Materials

  • Pharmaceutics - II
  • Pharmaceutical Chemistry -II
  • Pharmacology & Toxicology
  • Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence
  • Drug Store & Business Management
  • Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy
By: Pharma Tutorial Point Team
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Contents


1. Pharmaceutics - II
2. Pharmaceutical Chemistry - II
3. Pharmacology & Toxicology 
4. Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence
5. Drug Store & Business Management
6. Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy
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Previous Year Examination Questions

Pharmaceutics - II

Pharmaceutical Chemistry - II 
Pharmacology & Toxicology


Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence

Drug Store & Business Management

Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy
Chapter Wise Previous Year Examination Questions

Pharmaceutics - II

Pharmaceutical Chemistry - II 

Pharmacology & Toxicology

Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence

Drug Store & Business Management

Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy









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