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Yes, you can take admission in MDU.
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Tentitavily after 15th July, as Diploma results are not announced till date please be patience.
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What is the eligibility criteria dor B.Pharma? What percentage do I need in PCB?
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7 years ago
The Eligibility criteria for B. Pharmacy is that, candidate have to qualify class 12th Science with either PCB or PCM or PCMB with at least 60 percentage.
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I am not satisfied with 12th science, can I get direct admission in this college for B.Pharma?
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7 years ago
Class 12th is compulsory for Pharmacy.
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I have applied online for b pharm in assam university , silchar when will i get my results
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Asked by Jimon
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I have got 275 marks in NEET and 60% in 12th. I want to take admission B.Pharma regular. Can I take admission?
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Does Amity University Lucknow offer better placements for B.Pharma?
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7 years ago
Good placements are offered by the university, and it also depends on the overall performance of the students.
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You can check here all the latest fees:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/nshm-knowledge-campus-Kolkata-tollygunge-23958/courses/pharma-bc
https://www.shiksha.com/college/nshm-knowledge-campus-Kolkata-tollygunge-23958/courses/pharma-bc
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7 years ago
The decision would be based on your interest areas and long term career plans. If you want to pursue a career in academics / technical / R&D areas, then M.Pharma would be a better option. However, if you want to move into general management / operations side, then MBA would be better.