To get admission into a government pharmacy college, the marks required depend on the entrance exam you're appearing for and also your category and state. If you're giving NEET in a state where pharmacy admissions are based on it, then scoring above 450 is usually safer for general category students, while reserved category students may get in with slightly lower marks, around 350 or more. In some states, they conduct separate entrance exams like AP EAPCET, WBJEE, or MHT CET, and in those cases, securing a rank under 10,000 can increase your chances for a government seat. The cutoff can change every year depending on the number of applicants and difficulty level of the exam, so it’s always better to check last year's closing ranks of your preferred colleges to get a better idea.