Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology, Indian Institute of Technology Banaras Hindu University Varanasi
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my subject combination is PCM can i apply for b. pharmacy
Hello Chanda Kumari Yadav,
If you have taken science in your class 11th and 12th and if you have had at least Physics and Chemistry as your main subjects, then you are absolutely eligible for B.Pharm course. PCM background is required for Engineering courses which you can keep as a backup plan.
Good luck and stay safe!
Answer laterHow many seats for m pharmacy pharmacology?
hi,
Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology of iit bhu offer m.pharma course on following disciplines,
a) Pharmaceutics
b) Pharmaceutical Chemistry
c) Pharmacology
d) Pharmacognosy
total of m.pharma seat intake is 49 which is distributed as follows for category wise,
general-20
sc-7
st-4
obc-13
ews-5.
there is no specific intake is mentioned in official websie for mpharma in pharmacology, cutoff score and number of students intake in each discipline depends on number of participants, students category, difficulty level of qualifying exams papers.
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