hello jaipal,

see, your question is not clear enough for guiding you but i can suggest you here that for the course in pharmacy you need to have either gone for the common entrance exam or the ones held by colleges individually.

now, if you are no local to a place, you can apply for all india quota and once you have the degree of pharmacist, go for further studies or job.

for that you need to fulfil the eligibility criteria of the respected areas.

There is no common or national level test fr B.Pharm but university and college level entrances are there as all have their own admission, eligibility criteria and cut off so please share which one you are aiming for.

Here are some of the Gov. colleges for Pharmacy you can prefer given below:

The colleges in Bihar you can prefer:

Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology, Muzaffarpur

Sachchidanand Sinha College, Aurangabad

The college in Jharkhand:

Government Pharmacy Institute, Ranchi

Good Luck!

The Fees Structure varies college to college. Please explain which college you want to know.

GIPAT is conducted by GITAM University for the admission to Bachelor of Pharmacy and Master of Pharmacy program.

 For Bachelor of Pharmacy: You should have Passed in 10+2 examination in Science stream from a recognized central/state board.

For Master of Pharmacy: Bachelor of Pharmacy with a minimum of 50% of marks or its equivalent grade.

Good Luck!

If you want to become a pharmacist you should have a PharmD or doctorate of Pharmacy degree.

Good Luck!!

As such there is no national level entrance test for B.Pharma but state and university level should be there so kindly tell is there particular state or college which you are aiming for?

Your query is not complete so please explain the same properly so that I can help you out in my best way.

Please be specific with the name of colleges as both can work for you if the colleges are decent ones no matter they private or Govt. So please tell what all colleges you are asking for accordingly I would be helping you with the comparison but generally students often choose Govt colleges over private to pursue their studies.