B.pharm

At SK University, graduates of the BPharm programme have access to a wide array of career opportunities. These span both the private and government sectors. Among the most popular job prospects in the government sector for BPharm graduates from SK University are the following:

• Railway Executive
• Assistant Professor (Pharmacy)
• Hospital Pharmacist
• Quality Assurance Officer in Pharm
• Hospital Pharmacist
• Government Tender/Bidding/ Manager
• Assistant Professor, Integrated School of Pharmacy
• Operations Executive, Pharmacy

Admission to the BPharma programme of Guru Nanak College is made on merit in the qualifying Class 12 examination. Shortlisted candidates are called for a counselling session, after which a merit list is made public on the college's official website.

To be considered for the BPharma programme of Guru Nanak College, students should have passed Class 12 from a known board with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects. General category candidates should have at least 50% marks and reserved category candidates should have at least 45% marks.

According to information gathered from various sources, the general Jamia Hamdard cutoff is between 359 and 186. The cutoff is different every year. Candidates for the BPharm programme are chosen by Jamia Hamdard based on their NEET-UG or JEE Main scores and a minimum of 50% of their Class 12 PCM/B grades. Although candidates who are not NEET or JEE qualified will be given preference, non-NEET and non-JEE candidates may also apply. Applicants who took both biology and math in their 12th grade must apply individually on the JEE Main and NEET forms.

No, you cannot do B.Pharma after class 10th.

Eligiblity for pursuing B.pharma is students must have passed class 12th with medical or non -medical stream with atleast 50% marks.