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Sai Nikhil Nalluru

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No, the Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, New Delhi does not take direct admissions for every course the candidates need to write the entrance exam

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Sai Nikhil Nalluru

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The hostel rooms are old but renovation work is being carried out from 2020 and rooms are well-equipped and properly ventilated. The mess is a problem though because no fixed tender is being alloted yet it keeps on changing due to which hostellers suffer sometimes but for that tiffin services are available which are at affordable cost. The registration process for hostels is basically based on the distance of your native place from the college. The more the distance the more convenient for you to get a hostel. Though the priority is given to non Delhi students first then if there are any vacant rooms students from Delhi are considered.

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Sai Nikhil Nalluru

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Admission is open to MPharma, Executive MPharma, MBA, MPH, MPT and MSc courses for the academic year 2023-24. The last date to apply is Jul 21 and the merit list will be displayed on Aug 1. Interested candidates can apply by visiting the official college website.

Admissions to Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research University (DPSRU Delhi) are currently open. DPSRU generally offers courses in the stream of Pharmacy. DPSRU admission is entrance-based as well as merit-based. Applications for the UG and PG courses of the university are available in online mode.

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varun balakrishnan

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Some colleges are:

Jaisoorya Potti Sreeramulu Govt.Homoeopathic Medical College Hyderabad

MNR Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Hyderabad

Hamsa Homeopathy Medical College, Mulugu Mandal, Telangana

 Devs Homoeopathic Medical College, Devnagar

NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh

KMC Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences, Warangal, Telangana

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences

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Sai Nikhil Nalluru

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D. PHARM, B. PHARM, MPHARM, B. PHARM (AYURVEDA), BPT, BMLT, B.Sc. Nursing, B.Sc. Sports Science.
These are best and good courses for students they can take.

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Sai Nikhil Nalluru

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If you fail in practicals in 3rd of your exam. Your one year will be wasted and you'll have to reappear for the exam next alternate year.

But if you fail the exam in 2nd year you still have a chance to pass in 3rd year.

And if you if you get 40% above combining both written and practical. You'll pass.

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Sai Nikhil Nalluru

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Grade Point Average (GPA) = (Number of Credits x Grade Points) divided by Credits

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varun balakrishnan

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Yes, it is good enough to prepare. You have to work hard and practice a lot for it. You have to focus equally in all three subjects and also revised

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Keshav Agarwal

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Yes, you will get in B (or)C category in mop up and stay round maximum.

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Sai Nikhil Nalluru

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Even if you attend college for enough time so that your professors know you. you will get good marks.And sharing from my personal experience no matter how much of a * the professor is, they will always give you enough marks so that you may pass unless if you somehow are never in the College.

If your exams goes well and you're able to score more than 40 out of 100 in exams then there's nothing to worry about.

But even then one of my friend failed and had to reappear next year when the semester exams of that semester were held.

So you better make sure you pass the first time and have a healthy relationship with your professors. They are goo

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