Colleges in Kerala - Other

The College of Engineering, Chengannur is famous mainly because of its strong placement record, especially in IT.

A lot of students get into good companies like TCS, Infosys, and even product-based firms. It also has a really active tech and coding culture, students take part in hackathons and tech events regularly. It's a government college under IHRD, so the fees are affordable, and the quality of teaching is decent. Plus, the student community is active, and their tech fest 'Summit' is quite popular.

Overall, it's seen as one of the best options for engineering in Kerala if you want good placements and a solid campus environment.

The seat intake for MPharm at Nehru College of Pharmacy is 45. Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the GPAT. Candidates who clear the admission rounds receive the final admission offer. Candidates are required to pay the course fee to secure their seat. The seat intake can vary from specialisation to specialisation, candidates are required to go to the official website to learn more about the seat intake. 

Nehru College of Pharmacy offers three specialisations for candidates to choose from. The specialisations on offer are:

The following paperwork is needed to complete theNehru College of Pharmacy application and admissions process:

Marksheet for Class 10
Marksheet for Class 12

Government-issued ID 

KEAM or GPAT marksheet

Candidates who have the aforementioned documents can upload them in scanned format to finish the application. 

KEAM and GPAT scores are used to shortlist candidates. Candidates who clear the minimum cutoff that has been set by the institute are invited for the next rounds of admissions. 
Candidates can secure their seat by paying the course fee once they have received the final admission offer. Candidates can continue attending the classes in regular mode once they have been allotted a seat. 

The eligibility for the courses at Nehru College of Pharmacy are as follows:

BPharm: The candidate must have passed Class 12 with 50% aggregat, with English as one of the required courses and Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology as electives.

MPharm: Pass the BPharm degree from any Keralan university or from any other university that the Kerala University of Health Sciences recognises as being equivalent thereto from an institution approved by the AICTE and PCI with at least 55% aggregate. 

The Nehru College of Pharmacy accepts KEAM results for admission to various programmes. Following theNehru College of Pharmacy cutoffs from the previous year, the KEAM cutoff percentile for candidates in the General All India category was less than 90. According to the cutoff pattern from previous years, a candidate with a 90 percentile can therefore be admitted to Nehru College of Pharmacy. 

Candidates get admitted to the programmes at Nehru College of Pharmacy based on their KEAM and GPAT results. To take part in the entrance-based admissions process for the Nehru College of Pharmacy programmes, candidates may sit for either of the entrance exams. 
Those who make the short list based on their entrane scores can pay the course fee to guarantee their spot in the program.

The Nehru College of Pharmacy does not offer direct admission to its courses. To be admitted into the programmes, candidates must go through the admissions process and take the entrance exams such as KEAM and GPAT. 
The Nehru College of Pharmacy does not offer direct admission to any of its courses. To have a chance at being shortlisted, candidates must check out the selection criteria of the course.