Pharmacy

The UP Polytechnic Cut-Off Marks 2022 have not yet been released. So you can wait for the result and after the declaration of the result, you can apply for admission to various polytechnic courses in Uttar Pradesh. This exam is conducted by the Joint Entrance Examination Council of Uttar Pradesh (JEEC-UP) for admissions in polytechnic courses and other technical courses under the UP Board of Technical Education.
Expected/Previous Cut-Off Marks for UP Polytechnic Groups
For General Candidates-Previous Year Cut Off (77.50) and Expected Cut Off Marks JEECUP 2022(79.00)
For OBC candidates-Previous Year Cut Off (72.00) and Expected Cut Off Marks JEECUP 2022 (75.00)
For SC/ST candidates-Previous Year Cut Off (65.50-62.50) and Expected Cut Off Marks JEECUP 2022(67.50-60.25)
For EWS candidates-Previous Year Cut Off (70.00) and Expected Cut Off Marks JEECUP 2022 (72.00)

Gurugram Global College of Pharmacy(GGCP), Gurgaon, was established to promote excellence in pharmaceutical education and research. The college is approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), New Delhi, and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi.
The college is running B.Pharmacy and D.Pharmacy courses. The B.Pharmacy is a four-year degree program, and the D.Pharmacy is a two-year Diploma program. The college has a multi-story building with a spacious campus, ventilated classrooms, and well-equipped labs.
Program Mode: Regular
duration of the course: 2 years
Seating capacity: 50
Eligibility Criteria: 10+2 from a recognized board/university in any of the following examinations with 50 percent marks (45 percent for reserved category) in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Mathematics.
Admission into the D.Pharm course is made directly by merit selection. This college has a limited number of seats, so if you want to get admission to this course, score more than 75 percent in your academics.

Padmashree Dr. D.Y. Patil University, Navi Mumbai, is accredited with an A grade by NAAC. The university's objective is to impart and disseminate knowledge and to provide facilities for research and development in the emerging areas of health sciences.
Its college of pharmacy has a total 100-person intake capacity for the B.Pharm. course.
Out of that 80% seats filled through centralized admission procedure (CAP) and 20% seats filled through Institute level.
The eligibility criteria for the B.Pharm. Course are:
The candidate should have passed HSC (10+2) or its equivalent examination with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with either Mathematics or Biology and obtained at least 45% marks.
They should have appeared and obtained a qualifying score in MHT-CET or NEET.
However, preference shall be given to the candidates who obtain a non-zero positive score in NEET over the candidates who obtain a non-zero positive score in MHTCET.
The cut-off percentile for Maharashtra candidates in the MH CET should be above 77.70 for admission, according to previous year's trends. Similarly, for a NEET-based cutoff, candidates need to comparatively score better.
The cut-off for the latest session, 2022-2023, is yet to be announced on the official website.