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D.Pharma: Eligibility
Listed below are the minimum criteria which candidates interested in pursuing the course are required to fulfil, in order to be eligible to apply for the course:
Successful qualification of the 10+2 level of education in any stream, from a recognized educational Board.
A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the 10+2 level.
D.Pharma: Admission Process
Most institutes offering the D.Pharmacy course admit students based on performance in a relevant entrance test, often followed by a round of personal interview, wherein their general aptitude for the course is tested. Admission process generally varies across colleges.
A few institutes also provide direct admission based on the candidates performance at the 10+2 level.
Some of such entrance tests conducted in India are:
GPAT
UPSEE
JEE Pharmacy
AU AIMEE Pharmacy
CPMT
PMET.

Best institutes to learn a foreign language in Delhi NCR are:
1. Goethe: Intitut Max Muller Bhawan: The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany with a global reach. This is the most famous place to learn German. It is located on K.G Marg very near to BVB.
2. Mosai: Mosai is for Japanese language learning. I don't remember where it's located, you can browse Mosai website.
3. YMCA: Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) also provides language learning courses in French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and German.
4. Balassi Institute: Oldest cultural center of Hungry in Asia. It offers Hungarian language course free of cost. It is located at Janpath, Hungarian Language Course.
5. Alliance Francaise: Paradise for French language learners. Alliance Franaise de Delhi is an Indo-French Cultural Centre which specializes in French language teaching, organizing and curating cultural events. It is located at Lodi Road.

I would say take up Lady Shri Ram. I have a friend who studied humanities in Lady Shri Ram, and frequently interacted with students from Ramjas. And there is a major difference between these two.
Lady Shri Ram has an advantage- it is located in South Campus, far away from the hustle and bustle of North Campus. A lot of people believe it to be a disadvantage, but I believe for studying History it is an advantage. Why? Because Lady Shri Ram is never directly affected by any rapid or random change in Delhi University. It also has a great library, and sometimes Ramjas students need to ask LSR girls for books which they were unable to find in their own library.
LSR has a great faculty, which concentrates on grooming the individual, making them conscious about history and historical writing. It also has a strong Students Union which organizes a great history fest, Antiquity, has a close interaction with Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) School of Social Sciences (which is near LSR) and also has tie-ups with INTACH, Dastangoi, etc.
If you want to feel the discipline, learn History without putting a commercial element to it, then go to LSR. As a woman, LSR is a liberating sphere, it gives you much more than just education. It is also the leading college of the country now, for a reason.
The statistics speak, so do the experience of students. I think you should take these into account while deciding where to study humanities.