BVP CET

The Poona College of Pharmacy is a constituent unit of Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University). It is a grant-in-aid institute, conducting Graduate, Post-graduate and Doctoral programmes in Pharmaceutical Sciences. So the admission in B. Pharmacy course in Poona College of Pharmacy are done through the Bharati Vidyapeeth after conducting the Entrance test. The eligibility criteria of B.Pharma course is given below. Eligibility criteria : HSC or equivalent with minimum 50% of marks in Physics, Chemistry and Math/ Biotechnology/ Chemistry subjects taken together. So you have to apply through the Bharati Vidyapeeth and appear in Entrance test for getting admission here.

The admission in BHMCT/B.Sc H&HA of BVP University are based on rank secured in HM-2020 entrance exam. Hence you have to first register for this entrance exam. The registration process is available by using following link http://admissions.bvuniversity.edu.in/
For registration you must have an valid email id. The registration process can be completed by using the following steps.
1. Ensure that candidate has a valid and unique email address before begin the online registration process.
2. Before starting the registration process, candidate must be ready with;a) Candidate Personal Informationb) Details of Qualifying Examinationc) Details of last school attendedd) Recent passport size scanned image of photograph (size less than 50 KB) and scanned image of your signature (size less than 50 KB),.
4. After successful online registration process, candidate may print out a copy of the registration form for future reference. Please see the Registration guide for more details by using the following link http://admissions.bvuniversity.edu.in/BVU/RegistrationGuide 19-20. pdf.

The paper pattern is the same as that of last year. The paper contains 2 sections, one maths and one physics each containing 100 questions holding one mark for each question. So there is a total of 200 questions. Moreover, there is no negative marking. There is no chemistry (relief to some students). The difficulty of paper is average. Some questions are way too easy and some consume much time. Do not waste time much on a single question because you have 180 minutes for 200 questions i.e. less than a minute for a question. Syllabus is your +2 and +1 entire part. Things learnt by you in class 11th and 12th. Attempt all questions. Don't leave any question. Scoring 100 is easy but for CS/IT branches (demand is more), you need to score above 110.