Pharmacy

You have to clear the General Entrance examination, which is named as JNU CEUT and the criteria for the college is 10+2 with 60%.

The latest cutoff information for D.Pharm at Andhra University is below 80k rank in AP EAMCET.

Eamcet rank with 52477 you can get admission in Pharma. D by eamcet counselling by state government. With the 52 k rank you can get seat in less popular colleges.

The eamcet cutoff of ANURAG University for Bachelor of Pharmacy is below 10k .The cutoff varies for different caste category

The AP EAMCET cut off is less than 30k in S.V.U COLLEGE of sciences Tirupati for B Pharm. So you cannot have a chance to get a seat in S.V.U college of science.

You can get the maximum package of 5 lakhs per annum and minimum of up to 2 lakhs per annum.

Placement records are quite good provide max of up to 5 lac per year
So u may consider it.

First of all, know the counseling schedule. Then you have to get registered on TS EAMCET website with your details on provided dates. Then proceed to choose your colleges in order with most wanted one first and least wanted on the last, in given dates. Then on result day you will get a message on registered number whether you got any seat or not, if you got a seat then you must personally submit your documents to the college on the given dates. If you didn't get the college then try on subsequential rounds of counselling.

India is one of the largest producers of generic drugs globally. India stands 3rd in the production and supply of pharmaceuticals. Job opportunities for M.Pharma students: You can work as Drug Control Officer, Medical Coder, Quality Assurance Specialist, Medical Writer, Research Officer, Lecturer, Pharmacist, Research Scientist, Medical Representative, Production manager, Regulatory Specialist, Senior Executive Assistant, Clinical Project Manager, Technical Specialist, Senior Research Associate, and Chemical Pathologist. I hope this will help you.

Bro, check cut off list if it published then choose you're college otherwise you can take admissions directly by spot admission.