Pharmacy

Hi,
Yes, GRE or GMAT are accepted but GMAT scores are given more preference. Work experience is required for MBA, especially in all good business schools. If you don't have work experience, either you must be a very good student or you will end up in a mediocre school. An alternate option is to do MS Management from a top-tier school, it does not require work experience.

The candidate must have passed 10 + 2 with physics, chemistry, mathematics or biology and English as one of the subjects. The admission shall be made on the basis of merit to be prepared in accordance with the criteria. The eligibility for the candidates shall be ascertained at the time of counselling. The minimum required eligibility is 45% marks in class 12th.

Hello Akash,
I will suggest you to go for a professional course such as BBA or BMS as it will help you to open a wide range of opportunities.

Hello Santhanu,
Both are entirely different courses. B.Tech food technology makes you employ in food and food preservative industries like ITC. As a food technologist you'll earn 2-3 lacs/annum as a fresher and 6-12 lacs/ annum as experienced professional. Your career can be QA/QC in manufacturing industries too. Else, B.Pharma makes you employ in any pharma sector within 1.8 lacs-2.5 lacs/annum but Masters in M.Pharma is important for a decent pay scale.

Dear, Minimum marks required to get admission in B.Pharma in UPSEE entrance exam is 270 out of 600 (general category)and 240 ( ST/SC) in 2018.

No, the course itself is not in demand in the current market so choose wisely.