Yes, Aqsa, it's generally possible to get direct admission into a Pharm-D program, particularly after completing your 10+2 or PUC examination. While some colleges might require entrance exam scores, many consider merit scores for admission.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Merit-based Admission:

Many Pharm-D colleges in India consider your marks in the 10+2 or PUC examination for direct admission.

Entrance Exams:

Some colleges may also accept scores from specific entrance exams, such as the MHT CET.

Hi Aqsa,

Some private colleges offer merit-based seats or management quotas for direct admission to Pharm-D programs. However, completing a 12th grade course in physics, chemistry, biology, or mathematics is typically required to be eligible. The results of entrance exams like the NEET are also taken into account by many colleges when making admission decisions. Direct admission is less common at government colleges since they usually have stringent entrance exam and merit requirements. If you want direct admission, it’s best to inquire with specific private institutions about seat availability, fees, and admission procedures. For your degree to be valid, always make sure the college has been approved and recognised by the Pharmacy Council of India.
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