Pharmacy

The cutoff for admission to the B.Pharma programme at Delhi University varies every year based on various factors. As per the previous year's cutoff trends, the minimum percentage required for admission was around 60-70% for General category students, 54-67% for OBC category students, 50-60% for SC/ST category students, and 60-70% for EWS category students. Candidates should check the official website of Delhi University for the latest cutoff information and other admission-related updates. For more information you can contact the college itself. *note : do upvote if I was helpful and follow me to get more information in future.

Hi,
B.Pharma is a good option, Cut-off in percentile is 90 percentile. This is a Cut-off of DY Patil Medical College Pune.

Admission to these courses is done on the basis of marks in 10+2 and Tamil Nadu Professional Courses Entrance Examination (TNPCEE) conducted by Anna University. There are 50 B. Bharma seats and it is the first choice of aspirants so the cutt off rank go within top 100-150.

As per the official website given, INR 60,000 per year fee for Diploma in Pharmacy D.Pharma in Nityanand College of Pharmacy.

Yes, of course, you can do B.pharm after diploma in pharmacy from MSU, you can take lateral entry and directly get admission to 2nd year of B.pharm.

Admission to Ramachandra Medical College Chennai is based on the score obtained in NEET exam. Duration of MBBS course is 4.5 years + one year compulsory rotating medical internship. And also
Candidate who have completed D.Pharma course from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India under section 12 of the Pharmacy ACT are also eligible to apply.

If you want to do business then you should study D.Pharma but in my view, you should study B.Pharma for large scale or B.Pharma is better than D.Pharma.

You can do M.Pharma after Diploma in pharmacy.

Yes, this college under pharmacy council of India PCI.