Pharmacy

Students who earn 67% in their 12th-year studies from U.P. Board can pursue B.Pharma at Jamia Millia Islamia. Candidates must present 55% marks from 12th year studies together with Physics and Chemistry as well as Mathematics or Biology as main subjects for Jamia Millia Islamia admission eligibility. The entrance exam of Jamia Millia Islamia determines B.PHARMACY admission but students must take this test performed annually in May-June. The entrance exam contains 150 questions that split into 50 questions from Physics followed by Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology sections. Since 2013 Jamia Millia Islamia has charged approximately INR 12,000 yearly tuition for B.Pharma while admitting 60 students each year.

Students applying to the Diploma in Pharmacy at Lucknow Institute of Pharmacy need to pass merit assessments through established counseling protocols. Your score from JEECUP Polytechnic entrance exam will receive evaluation The qualifying examination demands students to achieve at least 50% of passing marks as an admission requirement. General category candidates previously secured admission between 45 to 50 percentile while Lucknow Institute of Pharmacy normally received between 60 to 80 new students each year. Applicants must check the merit list which JEECUP scores determine and follow document verification stages then take part in counseling sessions for admission. Candidates must follow and monitor the official counseling dates which the institute provides as guidance. Success in the D.Pharma admission process requires both a cutoff score that you achieve and completion of necessary formalities which leads to acceptance into Lucknow Institute of Pharmacy.

An 83.98% score in PCB secures your place for admission at various reputable colleges that accept MHTCET candidates in Maharashtra. The Government College of Pharmacy in Mumbai and Pune along with other government pharmacy institutions used to admit general category candidates who scored from 80-85% in previous admission cycles and your results meet or exceed this criterion. The admission capacity at these institutions reaches between 60 to 100 seats for each year. Private pharmacy colleges in the state normally establish their cutoff values between 75-80% to meet yearly admission quotas of 100 to 150 students. Your application for college admission will gain stronger foundation from your 12th-standard scoring above 60-70%. Your MHTCET score of 83.98% should enable qualified admission to multiple prestigious B.Pharm programs which both government and private colleges in Maharashtra offer.