Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test
1. GPAT Cracker – Nikhil Gupta
– Simple language, covers full syllabus, good for self-study.
2. Pearson Guide to GPAT – Akaberi Shah Baser
– Easy explanations, good for beginners.
3. GPAT & NIPER Question Bank – Aditya Rana
– Focused on previous year questions and practice.
4. KD Tripathi (Pharmacology)
– Must-read for conceptual clarity.
Use with apps like PharmaSapien for extra practice.
The GPAT, or Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test, serves as a primary gateway for admission to M.Pharm programs and is also crucial for securing fellowships such as NIPER JEE and the AICTE PG Scholarships.
When discussing the “merit score” in GPAT, it typically refers to the minimum score or percentile candidates need to achieve to be considered for admission to top institutions or to qualify for specific scholarships. Essentially, it’s a benchmark—those who meet or exceed it are eligible for further consideration.
To provide clarity, here are the recent trends regarding merit scores across different categories:
- General / EWS:A score in the range of 140 to 160 is usually necessary, placing candidates within the top 10–15% (up to approximately 5,000th rank).
- OBC:Applicants generally need to score between 120 and 140, which corresponds to ranks up to around 8,000.
- SC/ST: For these categories, a score between 90 and 115 is typically sufficient, extending eligibility up to the 15,000th rank.
- PwD: Candidates in this category often qualify with scores between 75 and 100, covering ranks up to 20,000.
It is important to note that these figures are approximate and may vary slightly each year, depending on the overall performance of candidates and the number of available seats. Achieving a score at or above the merit threshold enhances one’s prospects for admission and scholarships, but higher scores often translate to broader opportunities and greater flexibility in college selection.
Welcome bhavya!
The fees structure for different colleges for M. Pharma even if they accept admission through the GPAT. The general fees for M.Pharma will range in between around 10 thousand ( or even lower in government college with subsidy under special category) to around 6 lakhs in private institutions ( can be higher than this too ).
So it depends in which college you want admission. For any specific fee details regarding the M.pharma through gpat please let me know the exact college.
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The admission process and timelines can be different between schools and educational boards like many schools have already completed their primary application windows but may be other schools are still accepting applications.
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NPAT is divided into three major sections.
- Quantitative Reasoning: Here, you will take questions that involve numbers and different problems are included.
Percentages, computing profit and loss, discounts as well as their differences, time or work needed to complete a job, distances, dealing with ratios and proportions, figures on simple and compound interest, and annuities.
- Algebra: identifying important algebraic identities, equations, sequence, and series
- Geometry looks at shapes, their areas and their volumes in two and three dimensions.
Subjects such as Statistics and Probability include mean, median, mode, and measures of dispersion.
It looks at your critical thinking and data analysis skills in verbal-logical reasoning and topics like:
It is important to look at problems and come to decisions with critical thinking.
A study of figure analogy, figure series, and figure matching/classification is important for spatial reasoning.
- Use of graphs, charts, and tables to look at your data
Using logical ideas to conclude outcomes
Verbal Reasoning is meant to assess your English skills by testing areas like vocabulary and meaning.
- Gaining knowledge of the meanings of keywords
It includes the ability to spot grammatical mistakes.
Combining separate sentences into a logical order
- Reading Comprehension: looking at passages, finding connections between text, and examining the mood of the author
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NPAT Question Types:
NMIMS M.Pharm + MBA Admission:
With a GPAT score of 115, you're eligible to apply for M.Pharm at Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur.
However, admission is unlikely since the score is low and the number of seats is limited.
You can apply, but also consider:
Private colleges with lower cutoffs
Retaking GPAT for better chances.
Scoring 70 in GPAT is good, but eligibility for NIPER JEE 2025 depends on specific criteria set by NIPER. Usually, candidates need a valid GPAT score to apply for NIPER JEE, but the exact cut-off marks or eligibility can change each year. To be sure, you should check the official NIPER JEE 2025 notification or website. They will clearly mention the minimum GPAT score or other requirements for eligibility. So, keep an eye on official updates to confirm your eligibility.
If your date of birth in the GPAT admit card is incorrect and the correction/edit window is already closed, don’t panic. You should still attend the exam with valid original ID proof (like Aadhaar, PAN, or passport) that clearly shows your correct date of birth. During verification at the exam center, inform the invigilator or supervisor about the error.
After the exam, you should immediately contact the exam conducting body (likely NTA) through email or helpline and request a correction with supporting documents such as your 10th marks card or Aadhaar. Most of the time, small errors like DOB can be corrected post-exam during the counselling or scorecard stage, especially if your ID proof is valid and consistent.
Just make sure to carry the correct ID proof on exam day — that’s the most important part.
Hi Nisha!
MA in Sanskrit is available depends on which college or university you’re referring to, but many traditional and modern universities across India do offer this course.
Some well-known universities offering MA in Sanskrit:
If you’re asking about a specific college, it’s best to check their humanities or language department section. MA Sanskrit is a 2-year postgraduate course that focuses on classical literature, Vedic texts, grammar Indian philosophy, and poetics.
For admission, you usually need a BA in Sanskrit or related field with at least 50% marks. Some universities conduct entrance exams too.
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