hi Adarsh,

please provide me the details of the exam in which you have secured this percentile ,so that i can help you

Hi Karan,

The admission process has already started. I hope you have registered for the same. As of now, 2 rounds have been carried out for pharmacy admissions.

Considering your percentile in CET, it looks difficult to get Government college. It would be better that you first go through cutoffs

Hello Aspirant,

There is no common Entrance Exam for the admission to B.Pharma programme, There is only state level & University level Exam which eligibility varies college to college so if you specify here the college, I can help you better about it.

Good Luck!

• Engineering, Bio-Technology, B.Tech (Dairy Technology), B.Tech (Agriculture Engineering), B.Tech (Food Science and Technology).
• B.Sc (Agriculture)/B.Sc.

Hello Darpan 

Congratulations on qualifying in MHTCET. You can apply for counseling to get admission in B.Pharma. Good Luck!

Thank You. 

Yogesh,

           Your predicted mark is 53 - 55. You can always check your tentative colleges using https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Regards

Hello Ayush,

The admission process has already started. I hope you have registered for the same. As of now, 2 rounds have been carried out for pharmacy admissions.

You can look for cutoffs of the previous years as well as of the first two rounds of this year at the

Hello Pratiksha,

Congratulations on your marks!

Yes you can get good government colleges in maharashtra. Please visit the link given below for detailed list government colleges and their cut-offs.

For more information about government colleges please visit the following link: https://www.careers360.com/pharmacy/colleges/list-of-government-pharmacy-colleges-in-maharashtra

Good Luck!

Hope it helps you.

For any further

Hello Apoorva,

For B.Pharm courses, the students need to qualify in the GPAT exam and the National Testing Agency (NTA) has already declared the results for the GPAT 2019 exam conducted on 28th January, 2019.

The cut-off that was declared was 95 marks for the Scheduled Caste category.

For Unreserved-

Hey !

Percentile is a measure of your performance as compared to others. The formula for calculating percentile in terms of rank and marks is:

Your percentile=(your rank/total no. Of candidates who appeared for the exam) ×100

Your percentile=(your score/ topper's marks) ×100

Since i don't know your exam name