Engineering

The Pharmaceutical Engineering course is intended to teach students a variety of skills related to the overall drug lifecycle in the pharmaceutical work sector, from formulation and manufacturing to quality check and analysis. Some important skills are given here:

• Drug Development
• Quality Analysis and Process Design
• Problem-Solving Aptitude and Strategic Thinking
• Pharmaceutical Expertise
• Quick Decision Making
• Teamwork & Collaborative Spirit

If a candidate selects more than one option for a single question in the TANCET exam, it is treated as an incorrect response. As a result, 1/4 mark will be deducted from the candidate's total score for that question. This rule is part of the TANCET negative marking system and is designed to ensure that candidates choose only one option per question. Even if one of the selected options is correct, marking multiple answers will result in a penalty. Candidates should be careful while filling in their answers.

For every incorrect answer in the TANCET exam, 1/4 mark is deducted from the total score. This negative marking system is meant to discourage random guessing. Candidates need to be cautious while attempting questions they are unsure about, as each wrong answer reduces their overall score. Candidates are advised to attempt only those questions where they are confident about the correct choice. The penalty applies uniformly across all sections and questions, so careful reading and solving is necessary to avoid losing marks.

Candidates are awarded 1 mark for every correct response. There is a penalty of 1/4 marks for each incorrect response. Marking two responses also lead to negative marking.

To apply for the B.E. / B.Tech programme at Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College (GNDEC), Bidar, candidates need to meet the eligibility criteria, including completing 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and a relevant subject. Admission is based on KCET scores. After the exam, candidates must register on the official admission portal, submit required documents, and participate in the counseling process for seat allotment. Once allotted a seat, candidates need to complete document verification and pay the admission fees.

The TANCET scorecard will have several important details. It will show the candidate's name, category, roll number, and the programme they applied for. It will also display the rank secured in the exam, the actual marks scored, and the normalised marks. These details are used for the admission process and counselling. Candidates must download and keep the scorecard safely, as it will be needed during the next stages like counselling and document verification. Make sure all details are correct.

To check your TANCET results online, first visit the official website, which is tancet.annauniv.edu. On the homepage, you will see a link that says “Click Here” next to the instruction to check TANCET results. Click that link. You will be taken to a login page. Enter your email ID and password, along with the captcha code shown on the screen. After filling in all details, click the login button to view your result. Make sure your login credentials are correct.

No. Anna University does not send the TANCET score report via email or post. Candidates can check their TANCET score from the official website while checking the results from the official website.

The TANCET scorecard is valid for only one year. This means that the score obtained in TANCET 2025 can be used for admission in the academic year 2025-2026 only. After this period, the score cannot be used for applying to colleges through TANCET. Candidates who want to apply in future years will have to appear for the exam again. It is important for candidates to use their score within the valid period for counselling and admission.

DTE releases two rank lists for both MBA and MCA course each. One rank list is for the differently abled candidates, whereas the other rank list is released for all other category.