Pharmacy

King George's Medical University in Lucknow offers a Diploma in Pharmacy programme which is a 2 year undergraduate course. While specific fee details for D Pharma at KGMU are not explicitly listed in all such results. General information about KGMU fees for various courses in the farm programme typical structure suggest and annual tuition fee for government colleges in the range of 48000 to 54,600 depending on the category.

Grab them from Panjab University's official exam portal / prospectus archive, the PUCET (UG) information brochure annexures, and official sample papers. Students also share Telegram/Reddit/Discord drives; coaching institutes publish memory-based PYQs + mock sets. Prioritise chapter wise segregated PDFs—they accelerate revision. Do at least five full timed papers + two days of pure error log revision.

Most Pharm.D admissions don't require NEET; they run through state CETs or institute merit lists. Still, a few private universities optionally accept NEET scores: think JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research (Mysuru), SRM, Dr. MGR University, Manipal (usually has its own process), PES, Sri Ramachandra Institute. Your best tactic: treat NEET as a plus, not a gatekeeper, and apply via each university's own portal / counselling. Make sure labs, hospital tie-ups, Pharm.D internship year quality, and clinical exposure trump the brand name alone.

Yes, the Dayananda Sagar Institutions (DSI) in Bangalore does offer a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma) course. It is a four-year undergraduate program. The institution offers this program under its College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, which is part of Dayananda Sagar University. The college is recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and the Government of Karnataka. 

The total tution fee for reimbursement for) Pharmaceutical Science With PGCET with a good rank is around 2 lack to 3 lack Every student get scholarship which provides the help of students it is a 6 year program in which pet year fee is approx 40000

LM College of Pharmacy in Ahmedabad accepts NEET-UG scores for B.Pharm admission along with GUJCET or JEE Main. The college has around 75 seats for the 4-year B.Pharm course. The fee is very low, only about ?8,400 for the entire program, making it one of the most affordable pharmacy colleges.