Compare APC Anand vs Institute of Pharmacy, Nirma University, Ahmedabad

The admissions to PG courses are done on the basis of valid GPAT scores OR the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by JACPC.

• Appearing for counseling does not guarantee admission.
• The original documents should be produced at the time of admission.
• The eligible applicants with valid GPAT scores will be given preference for admission in all the branches, and admission will be given based on the merit of the GPAT score.
• Seats that remained vacant after considering the qualified GPAT candidates, would be offered to non-GPAT candidates as per merit of the National Level Online Entrance Exam conducted on the day of counseling at the Nirma University campus. 
• The exam comprises multiple-choice questions and it would be in line with the GPAT exam. 
• If equal rank in the case of GPAT candidates, and equal score in the case of NON-GPAT candidates occurs; then the merit of the qualifying examination (i.e. BPharm) will be considered.
• The applicants will be given admission after checking testimonials and related documents. In case of any dispute/doubt in the interpretation of any clause, the decision of the admission committee shall be final.

The Candidate Should Have Passed a Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy. Obtained at least 55% marks (50% marks in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in the qualifying Examination.

The candidates must have passed the qualifying examination (BPharm) from a recognized university with minimum aggregate marks* or equivalent Cumulative Grade Point Index* (CGPI) or any other qualifying degree examination considered equivalent to a BPharm degree by Nirma University, Ahmedabad. (*as per AICTE & PCI norms).

Candidates who are appearing for the final semester of the qualifying examination (BPharm) can also apply. In such a case, the candidate is required to submit the result as soon as the same is available either by email or by fax (scanned image).