Hello dear candidate.

I would be delighted to inform you this.

Based on your score, I believe that you would be able to take admission in  hi technology pharmacy college, just as you want it.

I would recommend you to choose your college patiently and wait till you get admission. 

Hello 

National Testing Agency (NTA) has mentioned the GPAT 2019 cutoff with the result on February 6. The GPAT cutoff 2019 is the minimum marks that candidates have to score to be eligible for the admission.

Unreserved - 141

Other backward classes - 117

Scheduled Caste - 95

Scheduled tribe - 74

You will find the cut off in the given link below in a very detailed manner -

Https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat-cutoff

Good luck!

Hello Dilnavas,

If you are looking at these courses from a monetary/salary point of view, BCVT has a much better average salary than B.Pharm. Also BCVT is a 3 year course, while B.Pharm is a 4 year course. If you want to choose between the two, I would suggest go for BCVT from a good and reputed college.

Hope this helps.

B.pharm is Bachelor of Pharmacy. In short handling with chemicals, drugs, biological aspects, chemical reactions, and of course some interesting subjects. Now-a-days parents and students are too much attracted in MBBS study or in Engineering. They don't even think of other option like B.Pharm. When the course name comes into one’s mind, without any idea, they only can think of ^M.R.(I will discuss it below). In a broader sense, in spite of engineering or MBBS, or honours there is a course named B.pharm in which we deal with different drugs or medicines. We can accept it as our profession too.

Is it good course?

We can't simply judge a course without studying. If you have dedication and love for your profession, then u r gonna cherish for sure what ever it may be MBBS, Engineering, or B.pharm. you need to concentrate on it.

Definitely b.pharm is a good course to study. It is a medical line which is based on chemistry. You need to have basic concepts on chemistry. It is nothing but more about study of chemistry. It is very interesting course and you can interact many subjects like Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics, Physiology and Anatomy, pharmacognosy which are non-chemistry subjects and pharmaceutical Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Analysis which are by name chemistry subjects.

Future of this course-

There will be numerous options after b.pharm.

• Higher studies like M.pharm, MS, MBA, M.tech(pharm) and doctoral programmes like PharmD, Phd etc
• Research and development work
• Marketing (^M.R. Medical representatives of different pharmaceutical companies. Their job is mainly field oriented. They sells product and visit doctors.)
• Quality assurance
• Quality control
• Drug inspectors
• Pharmacovigilence
• Production
• Regulatory affairs
• Clinical pharmacy
• Clinical research
• Pharmacy practise

So there is a lot of options for a pharmacy graduate.

You can use our website college predictor to have an idea about the college you might get.

Https://engineering.careers360.com/college-predictor.

Https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=NEET_clgpd&ici=sticky-qna-wap

And for fees you can directly contact college they will provide you all the necessary information.

Hope this help, please upvote if you like.

Hey Parul, 

Bachelor of Pharmacy is a 4-year undergraduate degree course in medical and health care field. The course includes study about preparing and dispensing drugs.

If you have done diploma in Pharmacy from a recognized university or institution and have scored minimum 50% marks in the qualifying examination then you are eligible for doing B.Pharmacy lateral entry (direct admission to 2nd year of the course ).

For admission.you just have fill the application form for the university  admission to the university can either be based on merit of qualifying examination or entrance exam conducted by the university itself or any state or national level entrance exam. 

Good Luck! 

Sir can admission in govt college

Can i get seat IN  b pharm by 29000

Hi Candidate! Placements are not dependent on college it is upto the students how they relate themselves for the jobs. Colleges only give you the facilities or the chances of job in which you can easily try. Because there is lot of competition in offcampus. So well prepare yourself so that you can grab that job opportunity.

And if you want to know the placement records of any specific college. Then do mention your college name so that I can provide you enough information regarding it.

Hope it helps.

Thanks.