College of Pharmacy

Yes. Candidates who have not qualified or appeared for GPAT can get admission in LM College of Pharmacy MPharm, by applying through the Gujarat PGCET, which is conducted for admission to vacant MPharm seats after GPAT-qualified candidates are considered. Also, if seats remain vacant even after ACPC counselling rounds, LM College of Pharmacy may conduct an Offline Vacant Quota Admission Round, where eligible students can apply directly to the institute based on merit and seat availability.

Yes. Candidates who have not qualified or appeared for GPAT can get admission in LM College of Pharmacy MPharm, by applying through the Gujarat PGCET, which is conducted for admission to vacant MPharm seats after GPAT-qualified candidates are considered. Also, if seats remain vacant even after ACPC counselling rounds, LM College of Pharmacy may conduct an Offline Vacant Quota Admission Round, where eligible students can apply directly to the institute based on merit and seat availability.

The official NIRF ranking 2026 for LM College of Pharmacy has not been announced yet. The Ministry of Education usually releases these national rankings in the mid-to-late part of the year (around July to September). For now, the college's the latest rank is from the 2025 list, where it stands at 45^th place across India.

Yes, securing a seat through the entrance exams for the MPharm programme at LM College of Pharmacy is highly competitive. Since it is the top-ranked pharmacy college in Gujarat, the cutoff ranks for the national-level GPAT are generally high, especially for high demand branches like Pharmaceutics.

The initial online centralised registration process through ACPC Gujarat for LMCP MPharm closed on May 30, 2026. However, the admission cycle remains highly active. For non-GPAT candidates who registered the state-level Gujarat PGCET, the exam is typically held in late June or early July. Candidates who have already submitted their applications should keep tracking the official ACPC website for the declaration of the provisional merit list and subsequent choice-filling counselling rounds in July.

LM College MPharm programme is strictly based on entrance exam scores. The institute give first preference to candidates who have cleared the national-level GPAT. During the centralised ACPC counselling process, all specialised postgraduate seats are initially allocated to these GPAT-qualified applicants. For candidates who have not appeared for the national exam, the state-level Gujarat PGCET serves as the alternative pathway. These state-level scores used by the admission committee in later rounds to fill any seats that remain vacant after all eligible GPAT candidates have been accommodated.

The official LM College of Pharmacy MPharm cutoff trends are released online by ACPC Gujarat rather than college itself. To check the 2026 cutoffs, candidates need to visit the official ACPC portal after the counselling rounds begin. ACPC uploads the course-wise and category-wise opening and closing ranks as downloadable PDG documents under the MPharm section. The actual 2026 cutoffs will release right after the Round 1 allotment results are announced in late July, allowing candidates to see the exact ranks accepted for specialisations.