India

To pursue B.Pharma studies in both Haryana and Delhi you must pass one of the statewide or national entrance tests. Entrance into B.Pharma programs conducted through Haryana State Technical Education Society counseling at Haryana requires examination results from either 10+2 curriculum or CUET or NEET objective tests. Some Haryana-based private universities take examinations for admission.

In B.Pharma admission at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University is managed through IPU CET . The admission process of Jamia Hamdard takes into consideration scores from the NEET examination. Any student who achieves 50% marks in their 10+2 Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics is eligible to submit entrance exam applications. 

Admission at North Orissa University is usually in June-July for most of the courses, as per the academic calendar followed by the university.

The undergraduate and postgraduate admissions are likely to close for the year 2025 by late June for merit-based entrance and could stretch to mid-July for entrance-based courses such as MBA or MCA following examinations such as OJEE. The deadlines for Ph.D. and M.Phil. are usually in conjunction with the entrance tests and may extend to August.

Availability of the particular dates will depend on the annual notification issued by the university, which is inclusive of an application-psych sheet and counseling rounds. Penalties will be applied to late applications, or students may lose the regular intake for the session, as it generally commences in August. 

North Orissa University popular courses include MBA, MCA, and B.Ed. based on career relevance. The MBA programme has attracted students who want to take the management route, specializing in finance and marketing, with regional tie-ups with industries. MCA draws students interested in technology where the focus is on programming and IT skills in line with India's growing digital section. B.Ed. is popular among those who wish to take the teaching path, providing recognition for schools.

At the higher level, students would lean more toward M.Sc. in Botany and Zoology because of their relevance to the biodiversity of the region. There is, therefore, a demand for M.A. in Odia and English in view of the cultural and academic significance. In this manner, these courses differ with tangible outcomes and take into account the local job market creations, thus making them a priority among students.

North Orissa University incorporates a host of courses spread over different disciplines. Under-graduate programs include B.Sc. (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), B.A. (Economics, History, Political Science), and B.Com. Post-graduate options include M.Sc. (Botany, Zoology, Chemistry), M.A. (Odia, English, Sociology), and M.Com.

Available professional courses include MBA, MCA, and B.Ed., intending students toward careers. Further, it offers research scholars M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs in sciences, arts, and commerce. This university also offers certificate and Diploma courses in computer applications, tribal studies, and many such most of their programs covering traditional as well as vocational arenas, emphasizing the university's diverse student needs in Odisha.