Yes, you can still be eligible for the Swami Vivekananda Merit cum Means Scholarship (SVMCM) even if you get the TFW (Tuition Fee Waiver) seat in BPharm , because TFW is a fee concession from the institution, not a direct government scholarship payment. However, one important rule is that SVMCM

The fees for a 4-year B.Pharm course in India vary by college type. In government colleges, it ranges from 1,000 to 1,05,000 per year, while in private colleges it can go from 2,000 to 13,25,000 per year. Top colleges like Jamia Hamdard or Manipal charge around 1,20,000–2,85,000 per year. Fees

Hello,

Yes, you have a good chance of getting a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma). The colleges generally offer relaxed cutoff marks for the reserved categories. So with your 76% in class 12 and being in the OBC category.

I hope it will clear your qurey!!

Yes, BPharm is a good course and it gives a strong foundation in medicines and healthcare many students plan to become a Clinical Research Associate after BPharm but college studies mostly focus on theory so it is normal to feel confused at first. If you want to start a career

Due to a technical issue or separate counselling, BPharma might not appear on the HPCET counselling portal.

Verify your eligibility and give it another go later.

If the issue persists, get in touch with HPTU.

A student from West Bengal can absolutely pursue a B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) degree , either within West Bengal or in other Indian states , provided they fulfill the necessary eligibility conditions and clear the required entrance examinations .

hi adhil,

yes, you can take private admission in deemed universities, and semi-government universities,by your 12th marks.

hope this helps,

thankyou