School of Pharmacy (SOP) Sharda University Greater Noida Answered Questions

These are details of the SOP D.Pharma program's fee schedule.-The entire cost of the two years' tuition is Rs. 1,77,000.The following is how the fees can be paid each semester:First Semester: Rs. 88,500 (Payable at the time of Admission)Second semester: INR 44,250Third Semester: Rs. 22,125Fourth semester: Rs 22,125A refundable caution deposit of Rs 10,000 is additionally required and must be paid at the time of admission.There aren't any unstated or extra university fees. The mentioned fee schedule is exhaustive and definitive.In conclusion, the entire cost of the two-year D.Pharma programme at SOP, Sharda University is Rs. 1,77,000, which must be paid in four semesters as indicated above.

For entry into the D.Pharma programme at Sharda University's School of Pharmacy (SOP) in the 2023 admission year, the following minimal cumulative marks in the 10+2 level exams are required-Candidates in the General Category: 50%Candidates in Reserved Categories (SC, ST, and OBC): 40%But these minimal percentages are only the fundamental requirements for Sharda University's D.Pharma admissions eligibility.Prior years' closing dates for securing a seat through national level counseling were significantly higher.As an illustration:Cutoff for General Categories (2022): 88%Cutoff for SC/ST Category in 2022: 79%In actuality, students needed to have received almost 90% of their marks in their 12th grade year to be admitted to Sharda University's School of Pharmacy with ease for a D.Pharma program.

The most recent data available shows that higher than last year's cutoff marks are anticipated for admission to the D.Pharma programme at Sharda University's School of Pharmacy (SOP) for the 2023 admission session.General Category: - Cutoff from the previous year: 88% at the 10+2 level; - Projected cutoff from 2023: 90%+ percentageReserved Category: 79% of SC/STs by 2022 cutoffAnticipated threshold for 2023: greater than 80%Please be aware that each year's final cutoffs are subject to change depending on the volume of applications and Sharda Scholastic Aptitude Test (SSAT) difficulty level.For general category applicants, the minimum eligibility is still 50% of the total marks in the 10+2 Science exam, and for reserved category applicants, it is 40%.

There are 100 seats available for the B.Pharma programme at SOP, Sharda University each academic year.Of the 100 available seats, 85 percent are filled through national entrance exams such as JEE Main, UPSEE, etc. The remaining 15% of seats are administered by the university and are available for filling based on performance on the SUAT entrance exam or on merit from the 12th-grade exams.Extra NRI and international student seats are available in addition to the 100 seats, and these are filled individually.By government regulations, the seats are further separated into categories such as General, SC, ST, OBC, PwD, etc.In conclusion, the PCI and AICTE have approved a maximum of 100 students per batch for the four years of the B.Pharma programme at SOP, Sharda University.

The steps in the selection process are as-according to 10+2 merit score (minimum 50% PCB aggregate).via performance on the Sharda Scholastic Aptitude Test (SSAT) plus PI.based on the results of NEET or another state entrance examacademic past history is evaluated.the university makes no mention of the CUET score requirement.final admissions made during councelling sessions.In conclusion, the primary means of admission to the B.Pharma programme at SOP Sharda University is through Class 12 grades or scores on qualifying entrance exams. There is currently no established cutoff or minimum score required for the CUET exam in order to be admitted to Sharda University's B.Pharma programme because the CUET pharmacy subject exam is not offered. 

No, a 75 percentile CUET score is not going to give you direct admission to Sharda University's School of Pharmacy's B.Pharma program.CUET results are not currently used by Sharda University for pharmacy admissions.B.Pharma eligibility requires passing 10+2 with a 50% cumulative grade in PCB, PCM, and PCMB subjects.Admissions are made based on the results of entrance exams such as UPSEE, NEET, or 10+2 merit.For pharmacy admissions, Sharda also administers its own exam, the SSAT.Therefore, there is no set cutoff or weighting for the CUET score for B.Pharma at Sharda.For omnibus admission to BSc/B.Pharma programs, some universities do, however, take into account CUET percentiles. However, SOP Sharda does not currently take CUET results into consideration specifically for its pharmacy degree courses. 

Cutoffs are as-The minimum score needed for admission in the School of Pharmacy (SOP), Sharda University, for the B.Pharma programme differes  depending on the category which you belong-Broad Category: 50% of total marks at the 10+2 level (PCB, PCM, and PCMB)SC/ST 40% of total marks at the 10+2 level.These, however, are only Sharda University's minimal cutoff scores.In 2022, the closing cutoff marks for B.Pharma at SOP Sharda were as follows, although they are typically much higher:Overall Category: 88%SC/ST Group: 79%Every year, the cutoffs change and get harder depending on how many people apply and how hard the Sharda Scholastic Aptitude Test  (SSAT). 

SOP, Sharda University has placed B.Pharma graduates in a number of good positions. Leading employers that hire: Abbott, Cipla, Dr. Reddy's, Sun Pharma, Lupin, IPCA Laboratories, etc. Several prestigious pharmaceutical companies employ Sharda B.Pharma graduates.The highest package available for 2022 placements was 6 LPA, with average packages falling between 2.5 and 4 LPA.In 2022, between 70 and 80 percent of qualified B.Pharma students were placed on campus. Among the positions in formulations, analytics, manufacturing, and quality assurance are quality control analyst, drug safety associate, medical coder, clinical research associate, hospital pharmacy manager, etc.In conclusion, SOP Sharda University's B.Pharma students have a variety of opportunities at significant pharmaceutical companies in technical and analytical roles that are pertinent to their area of specialization. With more tie-ups, the placement percentage should rise from its current respectable level.

Yes, the pharmacy programs offered by GD Goenka University are generally less affordable than those offered by Sharda University's School of Pharmacy.Sharda University's SOP:D.Pharma: 1.5 Lacs rupees (total cost of courses)B.Pharma: INR 5.8 Lakhs for a four-year periodPharmD: Nine Lacs rupees (five years total)GD University of Goenka:D.Pharma: Total course fees range from INR 1 to 1.25 lakhs.B.Pharma: INR 3.5–4 Lakhs (for a total of four years)PharmD: INR 4.5–5 Lakhs, for a total of 5 yearsAs is clear, for all programs, GD Goenka's course fees are significantly less than SOP Sharda's fee schedules.Moreover, Sharda continuously raises the percentage of fees charged. Additionally, lodging is less expensive in GD Goenka. 

Based on colleges reports, the average placement package for students in 2022 was between 2.5 and 4 LPA, with the highest placement package for B.Pharma going up to 6 LPA.For both programs, top recruiting firms include Emcure Pharmaceuticals, Cipla, Lupin, Sun Pharma, Dr. Reddy's, and others.Leading pharmacy companies specifically target B.Pharma candidates, and graduates tend to attract better job opportunities in terms of overall placements and average salaries.While D.Pharma offers placement assistance as well, the majority of positions are entry-level and pay is only up to 2.5 LPA on average.In conclusion, candidates with a B.Pharma degree tend to be hired more favorably by respectable pharmaceutical companies and receive larger compensation packages than those with a D.Pharma degree at SOP Sharda University.