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Students interested in pharmacy courses such as B. Pharma, M. Pharma, or D. Pharma courses should apply if they have a strong interest in chemistry, especially organic chemistry and its formulas. Several Indian colleges provide D. Pharma courses for students who want to become chemists with a diploma programme or manage a medical shop after completing their 12th grade. A chemist with strong understanding of the newest medications, their dosage, how to use them, their adverse effects, how to preserve them, and other topics is essential for any medical research centre, hospital, or clinic. There are some colleges that provides direct admission to students while some colleges provide admission on the basis of entrance test.

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The CAT, GMAT, NMAT, MAT, ATMA, XAT, CMAT, IBSAT, and TISSNET are just a few of the nationalised MBA entrance tests offered in India. While a smaller number of B-schools in India and outside accept exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, ATMA, etc., a greater number of B-schools accept GMAT. The benefit of taking the GMAT admission exam is that it allows the applicant to apply to business schools worldwide. An MBA candidate may choose to pursue their studies by taking one of the top state-level MBA entrance exams, such as the MAH MBA CET, AP ICET, TS ICET, KMAT Kerala, etc.

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