Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) 

at Vikram University, Ujjain

Vikram University offers admission to M.Pharma. in Pharmaceutics based on CUET PG scores followed by round-wise counselling. The university releases the merit lists for candidates who qualify for the cutoff. As per the Vikram University cutoff 2023, the Round 1 closing score for M.Pharma. in Pharmaceutics was 78.7 for the General category students belonging to All India Quota. Candidates aspiring for Vikram University admission 2024 to PG courses, must have a valid score in CUET PG.

Vikram University CUET cutoff 2024 will be out after the release of CUET UG scores. Some of the important dates related to CUET UG are given below for admission to Vikram University undergraduate courses:

According to media reports, a total of 170 students were placed out of 460 students during the campus drive conducted by Vikram University in School of Studies in Zoology and Biotechnology. Earlier, according to Vikram University NIRF report 2018, the key highlights of Vikram University placements 2017 as compared with 2016 and 2015 are presented below:

Vikram University's admission is done through either CUET or DTE Bhopal whichever is applicable. Once the CUET results are announced, students need to apply at the university's website. Similarly, for the remaining courses, students have to apply via the DTE counselling as admissions are done on a merit basis. Interested candidates can visit the official website of the university to know more about the admission process of the university.

Yes, there is an entrance exam for some courses at Vikram University. Admission to some of the courses at Vikram University is made through an entrance test conducted by the university. However, admission to all the programmes is merit-based except for a very few programmes which are based on the entrance exam. The university accepts admission on the basis of CUET entrance test. The university also accepts JEE Main for its BTech programme. The eligibility for some courses is a score of a minimum of 65% in class 12th with Science and math.

After JEE session 2 is completed, only those candidates who are aiming for IITs need to start preparing for JEE Advanced after clearing JEE Main. Those who are above the 98th percentile should start preparing for JEE Advanced as soon as possible. Those below this, between the 95th and 98th percentile, should focus on attempting more mock tests and previous year question papers so that they have a better chance of clearing JEE Advanced