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The ranking trend at Maharishi Markandeshwar University (MMU) for the BPharma course shows a consistent performance. According to NIRF rankings, the university ranked 31 under Pharmacy and 34 under Medicine & Health Sciences category in 2023. Candidates can refer the following NIRF ranking table under Pharmacy category:Ranking BodyCategory20222023NIRFPharmacy2431

The BSc course duration at Maharishi Markandeshwar University is three to four years, inclusive of six to eight semesters. The university offers BSc programmes across 20 specialisations, such as Agriculture, Biotechnology, Mathematics, Chemistry, and more. The mode of education is full-time, admission being made on the basis of merit and entrance examinations. The candidates passed at least Higher Secondary or any equivalent qualification and scored an aggregate of not less than 45% from any recognised board. The selection of students will be based on merit or entrance examination result; further, finally selected students have to appear for counselling and pay the admission fee to confirm their seats.

The B Pharm fees in MMU is 3.3 Lakh to 3.9 lakh. This is the total fees which also includes extra charges like hostel fees, meal plans, and other related expenses along with the tuition fee. It's a one-time payment, but can change year from year, so always check the official site.

Maharishi Markandeshwar University has released the application for BPharma. It is a four-year undergraduate course and three-year BPharma (LE). The admission dates for 2024 has been released on the university's official website, and selection is contingent upon Class 12 scores and HSTES counselling. Eligible students can register and submit their applications within the prescribed deadline.

The BSc application fee at MMU is Rs 1K. It's non-refundable and non-transferable. The university will not consider any application form without the payment of the application fee. The university also offers offline mode of application, where candidates can get the admission application form delivered to their homes by post. However, students have to send a DD of INR 1,050 in favour of the university's Registrar.

Maharishi Markandeshwar University BSc admission is based on both merit and entrance exams. The university accepts national-level exams for admissions. CUET UG is a national-level entrance exam conducted by NTA for admission to UG courses. The exam is conducted in a computer-based mode. Candidates seeking admission at Maharishi Markandeshwar University must meet the prescribed eligibility criteria.

The total fee for BSc at Maharishi Markandeshwar University ranges from INR 98,000 to INR 4.1 lakh. This includes tuition fees and other components, such as hostel fees, meal plans one-time fee, etc. However, the fee range is indicative and subject to change, as per the university's official website and sanctioning body. Additionally, the fee payment schedule may vary, with some components requiring one-time payment, while others require annual or semester-wise payments.

The admission requirements for the BPharm and BPharm Lateral Entry programmes at Maharishi Markandeshwar University is the the having done Class 12 with a marks of 45% which is 40% for reserved category students in the Science stream and having Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Maths as their compulsory subjects. Plus for the Lateral Entry, a Diploma in Pharmacy with a minimum score of 45% that is 40% for reserved category students from a recognised institution is also required. The selection process is based on merit or entrance exam scores.

Maharishi Markandeshwar University offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc Nursing) programme with a total intake capacity of 60 seats. Seats for the undergraduate programme are distributed either on admission scores or on the candidate's performance on the most recent qualifying exam. Candidates can get a seat in the course based on their scores in CUET.  For seat allotment, selected students must participate in the counselling round. Further, the seat count mentioned is as per the official website or sanctioning body. It is subject to change and, hence, is indicative.