Compare T John College of Pharmacy, Bangalore vs St Johns College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Yerrakota

For admission B.Pharm course, the Andhra Pradesh State Government conducts an entrance exam called AP EAPCET every year in April/May. The students are given a ranking based on the marks obtained in the AP EAPCET.

Those Students who qualified Both MPC & BiPC groups’ students are eligible. Admissions are conducted by the Convener AP EAPCET in a systematic manner utilizing web counseling, based on the combined rank obtained in the AP EAPCET. Thus opportunity is given to the student to choose the course and college. 70% of seats are filled through the AP EAPCET rank by the Convener and 30% of seats are filled by the management, based on rank in AP EAPCET or the merit at Intermediate or as per the State government prescribed rules from time to time.

• A Candidate passed 10+2/12 std./PUC with 40% marks(5% relaxation of marks for SC/ST/OBC applicable only for Karnataka students) in aggregate in PCB/PCM/PC with Computer Science/PC with Electronics.
• Candidates who have passed the D. Pharma course with not less than 50% (5% relaxation of marks for SC/ST/OBC Applicable only for Karnataka students) aggregate and approved by the pharmacy council of India shall be admitted directly to the IInd B.Pharma course.

The Candidate should pass the 10+2 examination with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Mathematics/ Biology subjects, with a minimum of 50%.