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Quadrant -I (Video)

Education regulation

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Education regulation

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Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Education Regulation

1. Explain the objectives, salient features and major provisions of Education Regulations under the Pharmacy Act, 1948. 2. Describe the procedure for framing, approval and implementation of Education Regulations, highlighting the roles and responsibilities of the Central Council, State Governments and Executive Committee.

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

Education Regulations under the Pharmacy Act, 1948 are framed under which section?

A: Section 8 B: Section 10 C: Section 11 D: Section 12

Education Regulations are primarily intended to prescribe:

A: Drug manufacturing standards B: Minimum standards of pharmacy education C: Drug pricing policies D: Medical education standards

Who frames the Education Regulations under the Pharmacy Act, 1948?

A: State Pharmacy Council B: Central Council (PCI) C: State Government D: University Grants Commission

Before submitting the draft Education Regulations to the Central Government, copies must be sent to:

A: All State Governments B: All pharmacy colleges C: All universities D: All district authorities

Within what period may State Governments submit their comments on the draft Education Regulations?

A: One month B: Two month C: Three month D: Six month

Education Regulations are published in the Official Gazette by the direction of:

A: State Pharmacy Council B: Central Council C: State Government D: University Grants Commission

Which committee periodically reports to the Central Council regarding the efficacy of Education Regulations?

A: Finance Committee B: Executive Committee C: Examination Committee D: Registration Committee

The Education Regulations may be declared effective in a state by notification in the Official Gazette by

A: Central Pharmacy Council B: State Government C: Pharmacy Institution D: University

If no declaration regarding the application of Education Regulations is made by the State Government, they take effect after:

A: One year from constitution of the State Council B: Two years from constitution of the State Council C: Three years from constitution of the State Council D: Five years from constitution of the State Council

Which of the following is NOT prescribed under Education Regulations?

A: Minimum qualification for admission B: Duration and nature of the course C: Subjects of examination D: Maximum retail price of medicines

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