Pharmacy

Up to the latest information available, cutoff details for Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) at LNCT University, Bhopal, are not made public. But to qualify for this program, students must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, obtaining at least 45% marks (40% in case of reserved categories).

Gujarat boasts a number of well-known pharmacy colleges providing diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate courses. Some of the key names are NIPER Ahmedabad, an Institute of National Importance, and Institute of Pharmacy, Nirma University, which is known for innovation and research.

Yes, you may do M.Tech in Nanotechnology after B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy), but different universities have different eligibility criteria. Some universities take B.Pharm graduates for M.Tech in Nanotechnology, but some universities need a B.Tech/BE in disciplines such as Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, or Material Science. Admission is usually on the basis of GATE scores, university entrance examinations, or merit. It is best to verify the individual eligibility requirements of the universities providing M.Tech Nanotechnology, including IITs, NITs, Amity University, and VIT, prior to application.

The two-year, full-time Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) course has been approved by the Pharmacy Council of India for Government Polytechnic College in Lakhimpur. 35% in the 10th grade examination is the minimum eligibility.

The expected cutoff marks for the D.Pharma course in 2023 were: General: 74
SC: 68.5, ST: 65.6, OBC: 72.3

As of February 2025, cutoff information for the Diploma in Pharmacy course in SNDT Women's University is not available. Admission to the course is typically on the basis of candidates completing their 10+2 studies with a specified percentage, often 45-50%, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics as subjects. Cutoffs could vary from year to year based on the number of applications received, availability of seats, and reservation policy.

It could be difficult to get accepted into prestigious government universities for demanding programs like B.Sc. Agriculture or Pharm.D. with an EAMCET score of 47054. Seats may still be available at some private or less competitive colleges nevertheless. Students with this rank may be admitted to some private or less well-known government colleges for the B.Sc in Agriculture but the odds are better at lesser-known schools The cutoff for each college determines the availability of seats for Pharm.D. programs however private schools can provide you a higher opportunity.