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In recent times, a government job is more preferable than a private job. After completing a four-year BPharm degree course from Quantum Univeristy candidates have various options that they can pursue, such as Govt. hospital Pharmacist, Drug Inspector, Drug squad in police, 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.   

Quantum University does offer scholarships to BTech students. Students can apply for the scholarships through the university's official website. To be eligible for this scholarship, candidates must secure a valid score on the Q-CARE entrance exam. Check out the marks required in the Q Care exam, and the benefits provided by the university:Marks obtained in Q-Care Scholarship exam (ranges in between)Amount of Scholarship (In the Tuition fees)60% - 69.9%INR 7,00070% - 79.9%INR 10,00080% - 89.9%INR 12,00090% & aboveINR 15,000 

The total number of seats offered by the Quantum University for its BTech course is 960. On the other hand, the total number of seats offered by Haridwar University for its BTech course is 330. Hence, Quantum University offers a larger number of seats in the BTech course compared to Haridwar University. The admission process for BTech courses in both universities is almost similar, in which first candidates are required to complete their Class 12 from the Science stream with an aggregate of 50% to 55% (Quantum University) and 60% (Haridwar University). Additionally, both universities accept the valid scores in JEE Mains for admission. 

Refer to the table to know the exact amount:Fee Component Amount in INR Tuition Fee INR 1.5 Lacs - INR 4.3 lakh Hostel Fee INR 2.75 Lacs INR 3.65 lakhTotal Fee INR 4.25 Lacs - INR 7.99 lakh The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change. Therefore, it is indicative. 

The application form for the BPharm course at Quantum University for the academic batch 2025 is open. Therefore, candidates who qualify for the basic eligibility criteria according to the BPharm courses can apply for the course and fill out the further application form for the course through the official website of the university.  

 The minimum eligibility requirement for admissions to BTech courses at Quantum University is candidates must complete their Class 12 with PCM subjects as compulsory and Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Computer Science (IT) as additional subjects with an aggregate of 50%–55%. For the selection process, preference will be given to students with valid scores in the Q-CARE (University Entrance Exam),  JEE Main, or State-Level Entrance Exams.

The total tuition fee for BPharm courses at Quantum University is INR 5.4 lakh. On the other hand, the total tuition fee for BPharm courses at Motherhood University is INR 4 lakh. Hence, it clearly can be seen that Motherhood University is more affordable than Quantum University for BPharm courses. However, the fee structure can be only one component that candidates consider while comparing institutes, but several factors can be taken into account while choosing the best university/college, such as placement packages, seats, ranking of that particular institute, affiliation, accreditation, etc. The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change.  Therefore, it is indicative. 

Yes, Quantum University does offer BSc courses for the duration of three years and four years. Moreover, the courses are offered as general and honors degree programme. The university offers eight specialisations in BSc courses in the fields of Health Science, Agricultural Science, etc. The basic eligibility criteria required by the university to get admissions into BSc courses is that candidates must complete their Class 12 from the Science stream with a minimum aggregate of 50%. 

Yes, Quantum University follows the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) for admissions to BPharm courses. The Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) is a versatile and flexible option for each student to achieve their target number of credits as specified by the UGC and adopted by the university. In each semester, candidates are required to achieve certain credits to qualify for the next semester.

After completing BSc in Nutrition and Dietetics course from Quantum University, candidates can pursue various job opportunities either in the private sector or public sector In the public sector, opportunities include working with government healthcare programmes, hospitals, health departments, etc. Moreover, check out some of the private job opportunities available after completing BSc in Nutrition & Dietetics courses from Quantum University below:NutritionistDietitianFood ScientistFood Service Manager, etc.