Pacific University Udaipur Answered Questions

Pacific University BPharm admission is subject to fulfilment of the eligibility and selection requirements. The aspirants who are Class 12 pass with relevant subjects can apply. Application form is accepted online and for offline application, the admission office should be contacted. The applicants have to appear for the University Joint Entrance Test (UJET). Additionally, preference is given to applicants with a valid GPAT scores. After the final selection, aspirants can pay the admission fee amount to lock their seats. 

Pacific University admit candidates to its Pharmacy courses based on merit in the University Joint Entrance Test (UJET). Candidates applying for BPharm course with a GPAT score can be preferred during selection. Apart from this, the students must have the required minimum educational qualifications. Candidates who are Class 12 pass with the relevant subjects are eligible to apply.

Candidates have to pay the registration fee amount in order to submit their applications successfully. The Pacific University DPharm registration fee is INR 1,500 for Indian students. Candidates can pay the registration fee amount in online mode via credit card/debit card/net banking. It is advisable to keep the fee payment receipt safe for future references. 

Yes, Pacific University offers a BPharm programme through its College of Pharmacy. The UG course is four-years long and is offered in a full-time. Admission to the course is based on merit in the University Joint Entrance Test (UJET). However, applicants with GPAT scores are preferred. There is an option for direct admissions as well. 

Yes, Pacific University Udaipur offers BSc and BSc (Hons) courses. The UG-level programme is available across different specialisations, including fashion design, hotel management, textile design, etc. Admission is granted in these courses on a merit-basis. Hence, the selection is done based on performance in Class 12 or equivalent examination.

Yes, Pacific University offers a two-year DPharm course in a full-time mode. Admission to the pharmacy courses is through an entrance test as per the official website. The Diploma course is further offered through the Pacific College of Pharmacy and Pacific Institute of Pharmacy. Candidates who are Class 12 pass with Science (Maths/Biology) can apply. 

Yes, the online registration form for DPharm is available on the official website of Pacific University. Aspirants who fulfil the prescribed eligibility requirements can visit the official website to apply. All the details shall be filled out carefully in the admission form. Some of the details to be provided for admission registration are:Full nameEmail IDDate of birthNationalityCategoryAddressAcademic information, etc. 

The university accept applications of the eligible students only. Aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent pass with Science and Maths/Biology as subjects can apply. The qualifying exam should have been passed from a recognised board. At the time of form filling and admission, the candidates must hold the relevant document copies/original. The scanned copies of the important documents have to be uploaded for verification purposes. 

The first step of the admission procedure is to check eligibility criteria and fill out the application form. Pacific University offers admission to its DPharm programme on the basis of merit in the University Joint Entrance Test (UJET). It is conducted for admission to the pharmacy courses. Applicants with a valid GPAT scores are preferred during selection procedure. Candidates who receive the offer or admission letter can confirm their seats by paying the required admission fee amount. 

There are a total of 120 seats for DPharm programmes at the Pacific University. The seats are allotted in this course based on aspirants performance in the accepted exams. There are 60 seats each at both the course offering colleges. However, it must be noted that the mentioned intake is for the official website/sanctioning body. It is however still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.