Hi there,

If you are thinking of my doing M.Pharmacy in Quality Assurance, the cutoffs totally depend on the college, the entrance exam you had given, and the category you belong to. Because every university or institute sets its own admission rules. Generally, most admissions are done through exams like:

GPAT is accepted by many government and top private colleges. Some states also conduct separate entrance exams for pharmacy PG courses. If we talk about GPAT-based admissions, a safe score for Quality Assurance in reputed colleges can range between 110 to 140+ marks for the General category. But this can change every year depending on:Seat availability in that branch and how demanding the branch is in that college.

For reserved categories (OBC/SC/ST), the cutoff might be lower. Also, colleges that are newly established or not in metro areas might have lower cutoffs too. Colleges like Jamia Hamdard, BITS Pilani, Manipal, and some state government universities have higher cutoffs because the branch is in demand and the placements are good in pharma companies.

Some students got Quality Assurance even with GPAT scores below 120 last year, especially in new colleges.

It’s better to keep an eye on the previous year's cutoffs of specific colleges.

Also, if you don’t have a GPAT score or a year’s score, you can explore management quota in private colleges, but the fees might be higher.

You can explore more about M. Pharmacy specializations, cutoff scores, and top colleges here:

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mpharma-colleges-in-india

Thank you

Hi ,

With a CUET score of 375 isn’t bad, especially if you’re flexible about the location and type of college. Admission chances in top-tier central universities might be hard in the general category, but many state universities, private colleges, and deemed universities do consider candidates in this score range, but good private pharmacy colleges like those affiliated with UPTU, MDU, or private universities in states like Rajasthan, Maharashtra, or Tamil Nadu could be accessible. Keep an eye on individual college cut-offs and apply early during counselling. Some colleges also offer spot admissions if seats remain vacant.

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Hello aspirant,

for registration of D Pharm course online, follow these steps,

• visit the official website of the college you want admission in
• check the eligibility criteria, if any entrance exam is needed
• fill the application form
• pay the fees
• upload needed documents

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/d-pharm-diploma-in-pharmacy

Regards

Hello aspirant,

The Anurag College of Pharmacy does offers D Pharm course. The details of which are here,

• Course Duration: 24 months
• Course type: Full time, offline
• Seat intake: 60
• Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Maths or Diploma in Pharmacy

For more information click on the link given below,

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/anurag-college-of-pharmacy-bhandara/dpharma-course

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Dear Candidate ,
The TG EAPCET 2025 counselling for Pharmacy applicable to BiPC students is underway , and below is the schedule:
- Registration and fee payment - June 28 - July , 2025 .
- Certificate Verification - July 1 - July 8 , 2025 .
- Web option entry - July 6 - July 10 , 2025 .
- Seat allotment ( Phase 1 ) - On or before July 18 , 2025 .
- Fee payment and self reporting : July 18 - July 22 , 2025 .

Hello,

Yes, with a rank of 12004 in AP EAPCET and BC-D category, you have a good chance of getting a seat in B.Pharmacy at Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati.

The closing rank for BC-D category in B.Pharmacy at SVU is usually much higher than your rank, so your chances are strong. You can expect a seat in the first or second round of counselling.

Hope it helps !

Yes, with a 12,004 rank in AP EAMCET under the BC-D category , you are well within the cutoff range for B.Pharmacy at SVU, Tirupati .

Since your rank is significantly better than these past closing ranks, you have a strong chance of securing a seat , even in Round 1 of counselling.

You're looking to ace the Karnataka PGCET for M.Pharmacy, and thankfully, you've got several resources at your disposal! Several colleges and institutes in Karnataka offer dedicated coaching for the exam, helping you solidify your knowledge and strategize for success.

To craft a winning study plan, start by thoroughly understanding the PGCET detailed syllabus , including subjects like Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, and Pharmaceutical Analysis, which carry equal weightage in the exam.

Once you have a clear picture, gather your study materials; this includes relying on standard M.Pharm textbooks, utilizing any available PGCET guides or notes, and importantly, solving previous year question papers and taking mock tests to familiarize yourself with the exam format and evaluate your preparedness.

Remember to practice regularly it is the key for competative exam..

Your UR rank of 6138 and EWS rank of 835 are below the usual closing ranks for government BPharm seats in Bihar, which are generally around UR 3000 and BC 4377. This makes admission to top government pharmacy colleges like Government Pharmacy Institute Patna or MIT Muzaffarpur unlikely under the UR or EWS categories.

You should consider private or government-aided pharmacy colleges in Bihar, where ranks up to 10000 are typically accepted.

Make sure to participate in BCECE counselling, selecting EWS category options and private colleges to improve your chances of admission.

Hello aspirant,

A great opportunity for students interested in medicine, drug development, and healthcare services is pharmacy admission in India in 2025.  The 2025 B.Pharm admissions deadline varies by exam and institution.

I suggest you to provide information about the college you are seeking information so that I can help you better.

Thank you