Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Admission 2025: Eligibility, Admission Process and Last Date

For admission to the Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research course, candidates need to visit the official website of respective entrance exam conducting bodies and fill out the application form. Candidates can check here how to fill out the MHT CET application form, a step-by-step process is explained below:

Step 1: Open the MHT CET official website - mahacet.org

Step 2:Click on "New Candidate Registration"

Step 3: Register for the exam by filling in the required information and clicking on the submit button

Step 4: Upon successful registration, candidates will be redirected to the application form. Fill the required information in the MHT CET application form to complete the process

Step 5: Upload scanned images of the photo and signature

Step 6: Pay the application fees

Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research is committed to fostering academic excellence and ensuring access to education for all. Acknowledging the importance of financial support, the college proudly extends scholarships to deserving candidates. The scholarships aim to empower and motivate students who demonstrate exceptional merit, enabling them to pursue their academic goals without the burden of financial constraints. Details of the scholarship are provided below:

Scholarship 1

The Institute and Government offers a range of scholarships to Meritorious Students as well as for economically weaker section

1. Sanjivani foundation Scholarship
2. Sai Sansthan Scholarship

Scholarship 2

The criteria for other scholarships that the eligible students can benefit are detailed below:

1. Students from open/EWS category whose family income is less than INR 8,00,000 p.a. gets 50% scholarship in their tuition fees from State government.
2. Students from SC/ST/VJ/NT/SBC category get 100% scholarship in their tuition fees from state and central government.
3. OBC students get 50% scholarship in their tuition fees from state government.

The difficulty level of medical studies in India can vary depending on individual aptitude, interests, and the specific medical course or specialisation pursued. However, certain medical specializations are often considered more challenging due to their extensive training, demanding clinical requirements, and the complexity of the subject matter. 

Some of these challenging medical specializations include:

Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Cutoff to BPharma course is based on MHT CET scores. Tabulated below are the college-wise Round 1 and Last Round closing for BPharma for the General category All India candidates: