Pharmacy

Indeed, there are no limitations on the number of times a candidate may take the GPAT admission exam. There is, nevertheless, a younger age requirement to take the test. Only applicants who are at least 17 years old may submit an application for the GPAT exam. Typically, the application procedure for GPAT 2024 lasts for 30 days. The official NTA-GPAT admission portal will host the online registration for the GPAT 2024. In order to apply for the MPharma course, you must register for the exam.

The Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) marking scheme comprised that four marks will be awarded for every correct answer. While one mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer. No marks will be awarded or deducted for unanswered questions. Hence students are advised to attempt only those questions in which they are quite confident.

School of Pharmacy (SOP), Sharda University has not released its placement report for the batch passing out in 2023. It will be updated here as and when released by the university. However, some of the top recruiters who participated during the recent year's placement process are available on the official website. Popular recruiters who participated in School of Pharmacy placements include Batra Hospital, AcuLife, SupplyCopia, Homoeoamigo, etc.

NOTE 1: The data presented above is the overall placement statistics. Hence, it is not course specific.

Students can check detail SOP, Sharda University placement stats here.

The last date to apply for GPAT exam has not been notified. It will be out along with release of the official broucher. Following the registration phase, candidates will be given the opportunity to edit their applications during the pre-final edit window also. For those who missed uploading their photographs correctly, the final edit window will also be available exclusively through the official GPAT website, natboard.edu.in. The GPAT important dates are managed by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). 

To get admitted to Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) course at Assam Downtown University, applicants must meet the entry requirements - 60.0% in 12th. Candidates who have passed 10+2 level examination with individual pass marks in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology both in theory and practical and mentioned aggregate marks in the above subjects are eligible. Candidates can check some B Pharmacy eligibility criteria below: Students must have passed their Class 12 board exams with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from a recognised board. Students must have studied PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology) in Class 12.

With their GPAT results, candidates can apply to more than 600 colleges for admission. The national entrance exam for MPharma is called GPAT. The majority of universities offering master's degrees in pharmacy accept GPAT scores as payment for admission, given that applicants meet the university's criteria.

BITS Pilani BPham fee is INR 19.94 Lacs as per an unofficial source. The fee is, exclusive of the summer term fee worth INR 82,600 for registered candidates only. For detailed BITS Pilani BPharm fee structure, candidates are advised to contact the admission department of the institute.

Hey Shubhdeep

To get admission in B.Pharma in Punjab University the student must have 50% marks in 12th and he has to write the PU-CET. The last date for registration of PU-CET was april 25 ,2024.I would suggest youbto take admission somewhere else just wait for next years PU-CET.

The exam fee details are given below;

General Category [PCB or PCM or M] Rs. 2520/-

SC/ST/PwD Category [PCB or PCM or M] Rs. 1260/-

Additional Paper [Biology or Mathematics] Rs. 500/-

Thankyou

Yes, Adikavi Nannaya University does offers BPharma course in lateral-entry mode. The lateral-entry mode admission is done in the third semester of the BPharma programme, which lasts for three years. The BPharma in lateral-entry mode qulification requires Diploma in pharmacy course from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India under section 12 of the  Pharmacy Act.