The Bihar Technical Service Commission (BTSC) has officially announced the exam schedule for the Pharmacist and Specialist Medical Officer (SMO) recruitment for 2025. As per the latest update, the BTSC Pharmacist Exam 2025 is set to be held on 04 June 2025. Candidates preparing for this competitive examination should mark their calendars and begin their final revision strategy to ensure a strong performance.

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Eligibility Criteria

General Medical Officer (GMO)

• Qualification: MBBS degree from an MCI/NMC-recognized university.
• Foreign Graduates: Must have a 4-year MBBS, 1-year internship, and FMGE qualification.
• Internship: Must have a 12-month internship.
• Registration: Must be registered with the Medical Council.

Dentist

• Qualification: BDS degree from a DCI-recognized university or equivalent.
• Foreign Graduates: Must have 4 years of BDS, 1-year internship, and pass the FDST exam by NBEMS.
• Regulation: Must follow the Bihar and Odisha Medical Act, 1916.

Dresser

• Qualification: Must have completed Matriculation and hold a C.M.D certificate from a government-recognized institution.

Pharmacist

• Qualification: 10+2 (Science), Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharma) from a recognized institution.
• Additional Requirement: Registration with the Bihar Pharmacy Council. B. Pharma and M. Pharma holders must also have D. Pharma.

Step-by-Step Preparation Plan for BTSC Pharmacist Exam 2025

To succeed in the BTSC Pharmacist examination, candidates are advised to follow a structured preparation plan. Here’s a simple and effective step-by-step guide:

1. Understand the Syllabus Thoroughly
   Go through the official syllabus provided by BTSC to identify key subjects like Pharmacology, Human Anatomy, Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy, and Drug Store Management. Focus on fundamental concepts and regulatory guidelines relevant to pharmacy practice in India.

2. Create a Realistic Study Schedule
   Allocate specific hours each day to different subjects. Make sure to include revision time and daily practice sessions. Stick to your timetable consistently.

3. Refer to Standard Books and Practice Papers
   Use NCERTs and standard pharmacy textbooks like ‘Remington’ and ‘Essentials of Medical Pharmacology’ for in-depth understanding. Solve previous years’ question papers and mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

4. Stay Updated with Official Notifications
   Regularly check the BTSC portal or trusted government job information sources to remain informed about admit card releases, exam center details, and other official announcements.

5. Revise Regularly and Take Care of Health
   Keep short revision notes and flashcards for quick review. Stay healthy with adequate sleep, hydration, and breaks during study hours to ensure mental alertness on exam day.