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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
Guide-Level 15
Following colleges are -
Ashvin college of pharmacy, Nashik
Arihant college of pharmacy, Nashik
Lokmangal college of pharmacy
Gangamai college of pharmacy.
Ashvin college of pharmacy, Nashik
Arihant college of pharmacy, Nashik
Lokmangal college of pharmacy
Gangamai college of pharmacy.
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DILIP KUMAR NUJELLA
Beginner-Level 2
Hello, As of you mentioned that you will be finishing your under-graduation in 6 months, there are main areas, a B. pharmacy graduate can choose with. Pharmacy is a profession with many career options, so I suggest you that you have to choose in which field you are interested to work. So decide based on your circumstances. As of my knowledge master in public health, Masters in health informatics, Masters in regulatory are highly paid job opportunities and MBA in health administration is also a good career option. R&D and Ph.D. are time consuming and slowly growing areas but later on you might be paid well. If you 3 mores years you can
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DILIP KUMAR NUJELLA
Beginner-Level 2
MNR College of Pharmacy was established in 2004 with B. Pharmacy course with intake of 60 seats. Later on added with professional courses like M. Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics and Pharmacology) with intake of 15 seats each, Doctor of Pharmacy with intake of 30 seats and Pharm. D (Post Baccalaureate) with intake of 10 seats.
Three types of seats available:
Convenor (General) Quota: Category A
Management Quota: Category- B
Foreign Students Quota: Category-C
As you are looking for general quota you need to take TSEAMCET under-graduation exam to apply for doctor of pharmacy at MNR college of pharmacy. The cut off information
Three types of seats available:
Convenor (General) Quota: Category A
Management Quota: Category- B
Foreign Students Quota: Category-C
As you are looking for general quota you need to take TSEAMCET under-graduation exam to apply for doctor of pharmacy at MNR college of pharmacy. The cut off information
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afsheen nida
Contributor-Level 7
Hello Aspirant,
For getting admission in to the Pharm D course you have to attend TS EAMCET exam. As you did not mention the be category you belong to, Ts eamcet cut off for general category at osmania university is 12000 rank.
Hope, the information provided is useful.
Good luck!
For getting admission in to the Pharm D course you have to attend TS EAMCET exam. As you did not mention the be category you belong to, Ts eamcet cut off for general category at osmania university is 12000 rank.
Hope, the information provided is useful.
Good luck!
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afsheen nida
Contributor-Level 7
Hey divyanshi,
For getting admission in to the Pharm D course, you need not worry about the cut off in the NEET like entrance. You should check the eligibility criteria, and the eligibility criteria is you should be 12 th passed out in the PCM or PCB. PHARM D is a para medical course and the admissions in the paramedical courses are done through the individual common entrance tests by the state governments and the candidates can n take the admissions through 12th basis in the management quota.
Hope, the information is useful.
Good luck!
For getting admission in to the Pharm D course, you need not worry about the cut off in the NEET like entrance. You should check the eligibility criteria, and the eligibility criteria is you should be 12 th passed out in the PCM or PCB. PHARM D is a para medical course and the admissions in the paramedical courses are done through the individual common entrance tests by the state governments and the candidates can n take the admissions through 12th basis in the management quota.
Hope, the information is useful.
Good luck!
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Ankit Chauhan
Beginner-Level 5
As per 2021 data closing percentile for round 1 was 48.07% and for round 2 was 75.07%. hope this helps
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afsheen nida
Contributor-Level 7
Hello candidate,
You do not need to worry about the NEET cut off for getting admission in to the Pharm D course. Because, NEET is an entrance for medical courses and Pharm D is a para medical course. In some states there will be CETs common entrance tests, through which you can get admission in to the paramedical courses.
Pharm D degree is open to students who have completed their 12th-grade board exams with at least 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA from a recognised board and have PCM or PCB as their major subject combination.
Hope, the information provided is useful.
Good luck!
You do not need to worry about the NEET cut off for getting admission in to the Pharm D course. Because, NEET is an entrance for medical courses and Pharm D is a para medical course. In some states there will be CETs common entrance tests, through which you can get admission in to the paramedical courses.
Pharm D degree is open to students who have completed their 12th-grade board exams with at least 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA from a recognised board and have PCM or PCB as their major subject combination.
Hope, the information provided is useful.
Good luck!
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