Pharmacy
Dear student, Agriculture Courses (B.Sc Ag, Horticulture, BVSc, BFSc): For top government colleges like Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University, the closing ranks for B.Sc Agriculture are typically between 1,000 and 3,000 for general category students. Reserved category students (SC/ST/BC) can get seats at higher ranks, often up to 6,000 or more . B.Sc Horticulture usually closes between 2,000–6,000 , and BVSc & AH and BFSc have cutoffs around 1,000–5,000 , depending on the college and category. Private colleges tend to admit students at even higher ranks.
Pharmacy Courses (B.Pharmacy, Pharm-D): Top government and reputed private colleges close B.Pharmacy admissions around 2,000–10,000 for general category, and up to 50,000 or more for reserved categories. Pharm-D programs in good institutes close around 2,000–6,000 , with private colleges accepting up to 30,000+ .
If you want to apply for college, first you should investigate the college, review its requirements for admission, collect the needed paperwork, complete the form with all the right information, and track your application to be sure it has been processed. You should find the application form on the college’s main website. Ensure the college is accredited and complete the particular application required for admission.
You might want to begin your search by considering these ideas.
A few colleges that have PCI approval in Hyderabad could provide the D.Pharm or other options in pharmaceutical studies.
1. School of Pharmacy located in the Deccan
2. G Pulla Reddy College of Pharmacy
3. Gokaraju Rangaraju College offers programs in pharmacy.
4. Sultan Ul Uloom Pharmacy College
You should look into the PCI website or contact the council to confirm an accurate list. They ought to have access to the latest and approved information about institutions and courses.
Hello Chandan,
Yes , a PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy) graduate is eligible to write the SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) examination after completing their course. The SSC CGL examination is open to candidates from various educational backgrounds, including those with a PharmD degree. However, it is important to review the specific eligibility criteria and requirements for the SSC CGL examination to ensure compliance before applying.
Depending on their specific educational background and field of study, diploma holders may be able to do the following jobs:
Well, this list needs to be more comprehensive, and more jobs may accept Diploma as an educational qualification. Please refer to the official notification regarding this.
I hope this helps.
Dear student, Yes, as a Pharm.D (Doctor of Pharmacy) graduate, you are eligible to apply for the SSC CGL exam, as long as you meet the other basic criteria like age and nationality.
The minimum educational qualification for most SSC CGL posts is a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university. Even though Pharm.D is a professional doctorate, it is treated as a graduate-level qualification for SSC CGL purposes. So, you qualify academically for almost all general posts under SSC CGL.
However, some specific posts like Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) or Statistical Investigator do require a background in Mathematics or Statistics , either in your 12th standard or as a core subject in your degree. If you don’t meet that, you’ll have to skip those specific posts.
The general age limit for SSC CGL is between 18 and 32 years , depending on the post, with relaxations for reserved categories. You should check the exact age criteria for the post you're targeting in the official notification.
Also, a few posts like Inspector or Sub-Inspector may require you to meet certain physical standards.
To sum up, with a Pharm.D degree, you're eligible for SSC CGL , especially for most of the administrative and officer-level roles. Just be sure to read the official notification for any post-specific requirements.
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