Guru Kashi University Bathinda Answered Questions

The tuition fees for DPharm courses at Guru Kashi University is INR 1.2 lakh,  and the tuition fees for DPharm at Mansarovar Global University is INR 3 lakh. Conclusively, the tuition fees of Guru Kashi University are more affordable compared to the MGU Bhopal. However, the fee structure can be only one component that candidates consider while comparing the best university for the DPharm course, but several factors can be taken into account while choosing the institution, such as placement packages, seats, ranking of that particular institute, affiliation, accreditation, etc.   

The difficulty of a DPharm programme at Guru Kashi University can vary depending on a student's aptitude, interest, and study habits. A solid understanding of both Science and mathematics is necessary for a variety of topics covered in DPharm courses, such as pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical engineering, and biochemistry. A solid foundation in these areas and a sincere interest in the subject are important to make DPharma courses easy to handle.

The application fee for DPharm courses at Guru Kashi University, also called registration fees ranges between INR 2,800 and INR 3,000. The total tuition fees for the DPharm course at GKU Bhatinda is INR 1.2 lakh. Additionally,  the hostel fees is INR 1.32 lakh.The above-mentioned fees are sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicativ

The fee structure of the DPharm course includes multiple components, such as tuition fees, hostel fees, admission fees, and various one-time charges. The total fee for the Diploma in Pharmacy course is INR 1.2 lakh. The hostel fee for DPharm students at GKU Bhatinda is INR 1.32 lakh. Additionally, the one-time charge is INR 3,000 candidates can pay their tuition fees either by semester or year. The mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. However, it is subject to change. Hence, is indicative.

Guru Kashi University BPharm admission is done based on merit in Class 12 scores. To be eligible for the course, aspirants must be Class 12 with 60% aggregate with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects and Mathematics or Biology as the additional subject from a recognised Central/ State Board or its equivalent. The eligible students can further visit the official website to register and apply for admission. A merit list is released to declare names of the selected students. 

To apply for the MBA specialisation offered at Guru Kashi University, check the MBA course admission requirements sanctioned by the university in which usually, candidates are usually required to have a bachelor's degree, possibly work experience, and entrance exams like MAT, CAT, or others as required. Furthermore, during the application process, candidates must select their preferred MBA specialisation from the application form.

Yes, candidates who have not studied English as a subject in Class 12 are still eligible for admission to the BPharm programme at Guru Kashi University. However, they must have completed their Class 12 education in the English medium, and the examinations they appeared for should also have been conducted in English. 

In recent times, a government job is more preferable than a private job. After completing a four-year BPharm degree course candidates have various options that they can pursue, such as Govt. hospital Pharmacist, Drug Inspector, Drug squad in police, Regulatory Affairs Officer, etc. To get these job roles candidates are required to qualify for government exams, such as UPSC, SPSC, SSC, etc. 

Yes, Guru Kashi University does offer a Diploma in Pharmacy course, for two years. The basic eligibility criteria required for admission to the DPharm course at GKU Bhatinda is candidates must complete their Class 12 from the PCM/ PCB stream with a decent score. Further, admission for DPharm at Guru Kashi University is based on merit. 

Unfortunately, one cannot become a doctor after graduating from B Pharmacy from Guru Kashi University. Because Pharmacy is not synonymous with being a Doctor. One must first complete an MBBS, BDS, or Ayush Doctor programme before one becomes a doctor. BAMS,  BHMS,  BUMS, and additional minimum education certification requirements exist.  To become a doctor, candidates must pursue MBBS. Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery is the full form of MBBS. An MBBS degree is a four-year undergraduate programme for students who desire to pursue their dream of becoming doctors. It is a Medical Science professional degree. The MBBS programme consists of five years of study in 19 Medical courses, followed by six months of internship.