Pharmacy

The specific date for the start of M Pharm admissions for 2025 at the Regional Institute of Paramedical and Nursing Sciences (RIPANS) is not available. However, admissions typically occur after the declaration of the results for the entrance exam (like NEET) used by the institute. 

Entrance Exam:

RIPANS, like many other institutions, likely uses entrance exams such as NEET for M.Pharm admissions.

Result Declaration:

The admissions process begins after the results of these exams are announced.

Application Period:

Following the result declaration, there is usually an application period during which interested candidates can apply to RIPANS.

Sachchidanand Sinha College, Aurangabad, provides 4-year full time Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) course having a maximum strength of 60 students. The requirements are that the candidate should have completed his 10+2 with at least 50% marks in physics, chemistry and either mathematics or biology (PCM/PCB) in a recognised board such as CBSE or BSEB. The fee payable including everything in the 4-year undergraduate degree course will be around 2.59 Lakhs. Selection is usually on the basis of merit of 10+2 scores. The curriculum entails several pharmaceutical courses, to make the students ready to work in fields such as drug manufacturing, marketing, and drug selling in a hospital.

Although it is most ideal to appear in GPAT so as to gain entry into M.Pharm through Jamia Hamdard, you always have a choice. There are a few seats in Jamia Hamdard which remain open to non-GPAT students and the selected candidates are made on the basis of merit (B.Pharm marks) and some entrance test made by the college itself. More details may slightly differ and may vary depending on the M.Pharm programme that you apply to, so it is always better to consult the official Jamia Hamdard site by visiting the admission prospectus. Otherwise, examine other medical state entrance tests or universities, which take admission into M.Pharm without GPAT scores.