School of Pharmacy and Technology Management, NMIMS, Shirpur

The admission scores for all courses of SPTM Shirpur (NMIMS) are different. B. Pharm requires a minimum of 45% to 50% in 12th-grade PCM/PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Math/Biology) along with a valid score in NPAT, for which the expected cutoff generally remains somewhere around 80-100 out of 150, depending on yearly final cutoffs.

A person wanting an MBA Pharma Tech needs to have either graduated with a bachelor's degree (minimum 50% marks) and must clear NMAT, usually with marks in the range of 180-220 out of 360, with a higher cut-off for the top candidates. The M.Pharm programme requires a minimum 55% in B.Pharm along with GPAT qualification (candidates ranked under 500-1000 are competitive). A candidate for Ph.D. admission has to possess at least a master's degree (with greater than or equal to 60%) and clear NET/SET or NMIMS entrance test scores, which have not been fixed but research aptitude would be given preference.

You cannot directly admission to SPTM Shirpur (NMIMS) for M.Pharm because NMIMS CET entrance exam results together with merit determine admission criteria. Follow these guidelines to admit yourself in SPTM Shirpur (NMIMS) M.Pharm program.

Steps to Get Admission:
A B.Pharm degree holder needs at least 55% marks to qualify for admissions from a recognised university.
The NMIMS official webpage allows you to register during the designated admission period.
The NMIMS Common Entrance Test (CET) determines admission because candidates need to succeed in the placement-based competitive exam.
Shortlisted candidates should expect both interview and counseling sessions before admission.
Selected candidates should complete payment of required fees and document authentication as the next step to finalize their admission.