DDU - Dharmsinh Desai University

DDU Nadiad has a total of 660 seats for various BTech specialisations available at the university. The specialisation-wise distribution of these seats has been tabulated below:

*The mentioned number of seats has been sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

At DDU Nadiad (Gujarat), there are 660 seats for various BTech specialisations. 50% of these seats are filled through ACPC counselling, based on the applicants' merit in GUJCET. The remaining 50% of the seats filled by the university under the NRI/Management Quota. Admission to these seats is also based on the applicant's merit in GUJCET. However, seats are allotted to the applicants without the ACPC counselling. Such candidates must submit their online application directly at the university's official website.

Yes, DDU Nadiad offers a full-time Bachelor of Technology or BTech as a UG-level programme. The programme is offered through the university's Faculty of Technology. With a total intake of 660 students, the university offers the programme under seven specialisations. These specialisations include Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, IT, etc. The duration of these courses in four years. Admission to BTech at DDU Nadiad is provided based on the applicant's rank in GUJECT, followed by ACPC counselling.

Dharmsinh Desai University offers a BTech programme under seven specialisations. Interested candidates can apply for the programme by visiting the university's official website. Before applying, they must ensure that they meet the preset eligibility criteria for BTech admission at Dharmsinh Desai University. To be eligible to pursue BTech at the university, applicants must have passed Class 12 in the stream of Science from a recognised board. They must have scored a minimum of 45% in Class 12. Additionally, they must submit the documents supporting their eligibility at the time of admission.

Dharmsinh Desai University (DDU) and Anand Pharmacy College (APC) offer full-time BPharma programmes at the UG level. The total tuition fee for BPharma at DDU is INR 6.5 lakh. On the other hand, the total tuition fee for BPharma at APC is INR 3.6 lakh. Hence, DDU is more expensive than APC in terms of BPharma fees. It must be noted that the mentioned fees have been sourced from the official websites of the universities/sanctioning bodies. They are still subject to change and hence, are indicative.

DDU and MSU are popular among BPharma aspirants in Gujarat. To decide which university among the two provides a better return on investment (ROI), candidates can refer to the following table:

Based on the above table, it can be easily said that MSU Baroda provides a better ROI to BPharma students than DDU. The tuition fee for BPharma programme at MSU is less than that of DDU while the median salary package for the two universities is the same.

*The mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

Yes, after graduating with a BPharma degree from DDU, students can join various central and state government organisations. They can seek jobs in reputed companies such as the Indian Council of Medical Research, the Central Standard Control Organisation, and more. Tabulated below are some of the job profiles for BPharma graduates of DDU: