M.pharm students have different studies which are different from the the course studies in life sciences, chemical sciences and any other sciences. Therefore it makes atypical for pharmacy postgraduate to qualify for these JRF's.
Ashok Ahuja
Yes I agree with Arvind and Pharmaceutical Sciences must be included as CSIR-UGC JRF Examination as M.Pharma is different from conventional subjects
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Ashok Ahuja
Additionally I would like to add that it in the interest of CSIR as Drug Development is major research programme in many CSIR labs as such Pharmaceutical Sciences must be included in CSIR-UGC JRF Exam.
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