The Pearson Guide to Gpat and Other Competitive Examinations in Pharmacy  (English, Paperback, Shah Umang H)

The Pearson Guide To GPAT And Other Competitive Examinations In Pharmacy is a great resource for students preparing for GPAT and similar examinations. It is a comprehensive preparatory tool.

Summary Of The Book

For students preparing for the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test and other similar entrance tests such as MAHCET, GUJCET, Manipal, and NIPER entrance examinations, The Pearson Guide To GPAT And Other Competitive Examinations In Pharmacy is a very handy tool.

The book covers the entire syllabus as specified in the GPAT and most competitive entrance examinations. It is divided into four modules for a more comprehensive and curated study experience.

Key features of this book include solved previous years’ question papers from the GPAT as well as the UPSC and GPSC examination papers for the posts of government lecturer and drug inspector. Each chapter ends with a well-compiled summary to help the students in revision. Important definitions, theory portions converted into easily-digestible bits, and explanations to the most significant theoretical portion make for highly useful notes in the time-crunched examination preparatory days.

The four modules in the book are Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, and Pharmacognosy. Each module ends with a section of multiple choice questions. A few of the topics covered under these modules are pharmaceutical engineering, dispensing pharmacy, biopharmaceutics, jurisprudence, microbiology, drugs for gastrointestinal tract disorder, niper special, biochemistry, important tables of pharmacognosy, microscopy and adulteration of alkaloids, tannins, resin, pharmacognosy drug description, endocrine pharmacology, and chemotherapy.

The Pearson Guide To GPAT And Other Competitive Examinations In Pharmacy also contains model test papers with answers and has been prepared after the analysis of the trend in the GPAT and other similar competitive examinations in pharmacy.

About The Authors

Umang H. Shah is the assistant professor at Ramanbhai Patel College of Pharmacy in Gujarat, India.

Ashok H. Akabari is a lecturer at C. K. Pithawalla Institute of Pharmaceutical Science & Research in Gujarat, India.

Amit Kumar Baser works at Sun Pharmaceutical as a research assistant in the FDD-NDDS Department.