Hello,

Yes, you are eligible for B.Pharma. The general eligibility criteria states that must clear their 10+2 with physics, chemistry, mathematics, and biology as compulsory subjects and should have a minimum percentage 50 per cent marks in the qualifying examination. The eligibility criteria could change from college to college. B.

Hi,

370 is a good rank in OJEE if its your general rank.And Considering  the previous year cutoffs and your OJEE rank , you have good chances of getting a seat in government colleges.

there is a very good chance for you to get a seat in a government college

Mentioned below are the name of the top government colleges and universities which are offering Bachelor of pharmacy course to the students. I have also mentioned the name of the location in which  colleges and universities are situated:

1. Government College of pharmacy Karad Maharashtra
2. Delhi Institute of pharmaceutical sciences and

There are various colleges and universities in India which offer bachelor of pharmacy to the students 9n direct basis. Mentioned below are the name of top and popular institutions offering this course on direct basis:

1. Jamia Hamdard University
2. University Institute of pharmaceutical sciences Chandigarh
3. Manipal college of pharmaceutical sciences
4. LM

Dear Aspirant

Yes you can get a direct  Admission in Bpharm at DYPatil College.

The intake capacity for direct  Admission  is 100 for all children.

The eligibility criteria is

The candidate should be an Indian National.

The student should have passed HSC or its equivalent examination with Physics and Chemistry

Hello There ,

As per last year cut off details of AP EAMCET , based on your details in your query ,, she has good chances to get the following Govt colleges with B.Pharma course :

• Andhra University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Visakhapatnam-22452
• Acharya Nagarjuna University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences,

Hello Lokesh

In India, a B. Pharmacy earns an average salary of 2.5 lakhs (around 20.8k) annually.

Although, unless and until you do not have a financial problem, I would advise you to determine your interests first and then focus on the wage aspect.

Thanks