Pharmacy

Hello Krutika,
NEET is an entrance exam for medical. But, there are plenty of other exams that can get you admission in pharmacy course. Some colleges admit students based on class 12th marks.

Yes, to study in New Zealand or any other foreign country, you must take IELTS or TOEFL to demonstrate English language proficiency. You may check various university websites for minimum IELTS score they require. For Bachelor's degree mostly they ask for a score of 6 with no part less than 5.5.

Kindly refer to the link mentioned below and follow the admission procedure:
http://www.gjust.ac.in/admission/adp.html

Yes, I have completed B.Pharma.

Hi,
As per as my knowledge, there is no particular degree required rather than knowledge. If you have knowledge in a particular subject, then you should share your knowledge and students are benefited. If you have a particular degree, then it is more beneficial.

Hi Nizam,
The undergraduate course in pharmacy is around Canadian dollars 31,000 per year. Living expenses are additional. You will find specific fee break-ups on the university websites as well.

Hi,
You will have to fill the common application form, which is available at their website.
Below mentioned is the link:
www.du.ac.in
Before filling the form, you can read the rules and regulations.
All the best.

You can apply anywhere as per your choice.The college in which you are planning to apply should be PCI approved.

As per the norms of every university, it may differ but if you express your choice of the institute then I could assist you throughout your admission.

Both pharmacovigilance and SAS are good courses but are incomparable. Both the courses have different scopes and good career prospects. So, it would be better you go by your interest.