Sanskriti University Mathura Answered Questions

Unfortunately, one cannot become a doctor after graduating from Bachelor in Pharmacy form Sanskriti 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

Yes, Sanskriti University might follow seat reservation policies for BSc courses as per the central/ state government norms. Additionally, the university gives a concession of 5% marks in minimum eligibility criteria for reserved candidates. To know the exact details about the seat reservation it is best to get in touch with the university directly. 

Yes, Sanskriti University does offer BSc courses in several specialisations, such as Nursing, Biotechnology, Hotel Management, Computer Science, Operation Theatre Technology, etc. The eligibility criteria for admission to these BSc courses is candidate must pass the Class 12 equivalent exam with PCM/ PCB and English from a recognised board. Additionally, candidates must have secured at least an aggregate of 50-55% in their Class 12, and 5% relaxation is given to reserved category candidates. 

After completing the application form for BPharm course at Sanskriti University, candidates are required to submit the application fee i.e., INR 1,200 (non-refundable). Additionally, candidates who are filling out the application form offline are required to pay INR 1,250 for collecting the application form along with the prospectus. 

Yes, Sanskriti University does offer a DPharm course for the duration of two years. To get admission into the DPharm course candidates are required to complete their Class 12 from the relevant stream. Admission to this course is merit-based i.e., evaluated based on candidates Class 12 scores. 

The terms and conditions of applying for BSc scholarships at Sanskriti University vary according to the type of scholarship the student is applying for. Some of the general terms & conditions before applying for Sanskriti University BSc scholarships are: Candidate should have passed in all the subjects without any carryover.A minimum of 85% attendance is required for the subsequent year's scholarship.The student should not be involved in any indiscipline activity.Only one scholarship scheme is applicable at one time.The student will have to maintain a minimum performance as prescribed by the university every year, without any back papers to avail of the continuation of the scholarship and its percentage.Scholarships will be awarded on tuition fees only (Foreign tour charges shall not be included in the scholarship).

Yes, Sanskriti University might follow seat reservation policies for BPharm course as per the central/ state government norms. Additionally, the university gives a concession of 5% marks in minimum eligibility criteria for reserved candidates. To know the exact details about the seat reservation it is best to get in touch with the university directly.   

To examine how the placements for BSc courses at Sanskriti University, below is the list of verified Shiksha reviews of students and alumni of BS courses from Sanskriti University:Review 1: "Many hospitals visit our college. Around 50% of students got internships from our college. The top role offered is a lab technician".Review 2: "The placement percentage is 40%. Top hospitals visit our college. The top role offered is a lab technician. The internship percentage is 15%. Our college provides good placements".Review 3: "The placement record of our course is 75%. Students get placed in hospitals in cities like Noida and Delhi. It provides internships in the final year of the course at Sanskriti Ayurvedic Hospital, Brij Health Care, and Brij Nursing Home. "Review 4: "The placement record of our course is 75%. Many students got internship opportunities in the final year of our course". Review 5: "Placements are average. Many students got placed in hospitals and testing laboratories. The minimum salary offered was Rs 15,000 per month. The maximum salary offered was Rs 20,000 per month". Conclusively, the BSc placements at Sanskriti University seem mixed, some students are satisfied with the packages and opportunities, some students denote the BSc placements average, some of the BSc students claim that they get internships and some won't. Candidates can not rely their decision solely on the reviews of BSc students and alumni, because these reviews are from a restricted number of students. 

Sanskrit University offers several specialisations in BSc courses, such as Biotechnology, Nursing, Cardiovascular Technology, Hotel Management, Forensic Science, Operation Theatre Technology, etc. To choose which is the best BSc specialisation candidate candidates should consider their career goals and interest. For example, if the candidate is interested in midwifery, anatomy, and related fields should choose a BSc in Nursing specialisation. Moreover, if the candidate is more interested in managing, organisational management, or hospitality should choose a BSc in Hotel Management.

According to the information on the university's official website, the curriculum is designed to provide valuable knowledge of health care and biochemical science. Students are expected to perform a number of experiments along with theory classes. Moreover, Sanskriti University Pharmacy courses are approved by the Pharmacy Council of India.