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Sumit naroliya
Guide-Level 12
Hi there , Aspirants are required to obtain minimum qualifying percentile marks in NEET 2021 entrance examination to qualify for further admission process.
Candidates who belong to SC SC OBC are required to obtain marks equivalent to at least 40th percentile to be considered for AIQ and state counselling process.
Aspirants who belong to UR category are required to score equivalent to at least 50th percentile.
UR- 720 to147
OBC- 146 to 113
SC- 146 to 113
ST- 146 to 113
UR EWS- PH 146 to 129
OBC- PH 128 to 113
SC PH- 128 to 113
ST PH -128 to113
Candidates who belong to SC SC OBC are required to obtain marks equivalent to at least 40th percentile to be considered for AIQ and state counselling process.
Aspirants who belong to UR category are required to score equivalent to at least 50th percentile.
UR- 720 to147
OBC- 146 to 113
SC- 146 to 113
ST- 146 to 113
UR EWS- PH 146 to 129
OBC- PH 128 to 113
SC PH- 128 to 113
ST PH -128 to113
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Sumit naroliya
Guide-Level 12
Some of the best Colleges are-
University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chandigarh
Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai
Bombay College of Pharmacy, Mumbai
Indore institute of pharmacy, Indore
Birla Institute of Technology and Science - BITS, Pilani
Jamia Hamdard University, Delhi
Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune
Birla Institute of Technology [BIT Mesra], Ranchi
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
Delhi Institute Pharmaceutical Science & Research (DIPSR), Delhi
Hope so it will help you
All the best.
University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chandigarh
Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai
Bombay College of Pharmacy, Mumbai
Indore institute of pharmacy, Indore
Birla Institute of Technology and Science - BITS, Pilani
Jamia Hamdard University, Delhi
Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune
Birla Institute of Technology [BIT Mesra], Ranchi
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
Delhi Institute Pharmaceutical Science & Research (DIPSR), Delhi
Hope so it will help you
All the best.
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Sumit naroliya
Guide-Level 12
Diploma in Pharmacy or D.Pharma. is a 2-year full-time diploma course divided into 4 semesters. The course has been designed to prepare candidates to work under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist in hospitals, community pharmacies, and other pharmaceutical related fields . Candidates who qualify in the jexpo exam are eligible for admission to diploma courses in engineering, technology, architecture and also a pharmacy, offered by self-financed polytechnic colleges in the state. Some 19,000 diploma seats are offered through JEXPO 2019 , not including management quota (MQ) seats. JEXPO aspirants must ensure they meet prescribed eli
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Sumit naroliya
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The fees is approximately 1 LPA to 5 LPA depending on category and your percentage or score.
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Sumit naroliya
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Hi there, the fees structure there is approximately 80,000 per year and also depends upon your percentage and category.
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Sumit VashistMedical student pursuing BAMS from CBPACS Delhi
Beginner-Level 5
As per guidelines of Medical Council of India BPT course admission are strictly on the basis of NEET exam ranking
So, direct admission now is not possible.
So, direct admission now is not possible.
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Sumit VashistMedical student pursuing BAMS from CBPACS Delhi
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For this, you should wait until the NEET result comes.
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Sumit VashistMedical student pursuing BAMS from CBPACS Delhi
Beginner-Level 5
Hi !
For government colleges through all India quota you need to register yourself on the site and their the counselling process occurs. You need to fill up your choices for the colleges and accordingly you'll get a seat if you're eligible. For state quota admissions, colleges have their own counseling sites, register there respectively. Hope this would help you. Thank you!
For government colleges through all India quota you need to register yourself on the site and their the counselling process occurs. You need to fill up your choices for the colleges and accordingly you'll get a seat if you're eligible. For state quota admissions, colleges have their own counseling sites, register there respectively. Hope this would help you. Thank you!
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Sumit VashistMedical student pursuing BAMS from CBPACS Delhi
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I'm pursuing B.A. M.S from CBPACS, Delhi. B.A. MS scope is increasing day by day also the cut off. You may get college with state quota but not in Northern states. In Delhi, you need 500+ marks to secure a B.A. M.S seat. You may try in southern states of India. Good luck!
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Sumit VashistMedical student pursuing BAMS from CBPACS Delhi
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Hi Soham!
I'm pursuing B.A. M S from CBPACS, Delhi
Both BDS and B.A. MS are time consuming undergraduate degrees, it would be difficult to prepare for UPSC along with these degrees. After these degrees, you can appear for the UPSC exam. In B.A. M.S, you'll be introduced with totally new subjects and more exposure with Sanskrit language. If you're comfortable with it and you've interest in learning Ayurveda you can surely opt for B.A. M. S, otherwise, BDS can be your option. Good luck!
I'm pursuing B.A. M S from CBPACS, Delhi
Both BDS and B.A. MS are time consuming undergraduate degrees, it would be difficult to prepare for UPSC along with these degrees. After these degrees, you can appear for the UPSC exam. In B.A. M.S, you'll be introduced with totally new subjects and more exposure with Sanskrit language. If you're comfortable with it and you've interest in learning Ayurveda you can surely opt for B.A. M. S, otherwise, BDS can be your option. Good luck!
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