Hey Syed, With a 60k rank in EAMCET, getting a Pharm D seat in top government colleges may be difficult, as their cut-offs are usually much lower. But you still have good chances in private colleges, especially if you attend all counseling rounds. First, participate in the state counseling process and fill in as many Pharm D colleges as possible in your preference list. Sometimes, seats remain vacant after initial rounds and are allotted in later phases. You can also look for management quota or spot admissions, where colleges directly admit students based on availability. Additionally, keep an eye on colleges with slightly higher intake capacity, as they may accept students with ranks like yours. If you are genuinely interested in Pharm D, don’t lose hope—apply widely, stay active during counseling, and consider private options.

If you got a 60,000 rank in EAMCET, getting a Pharm D seat in government colleges might be tough since those usually close at much better ranks, but you still have pretty good chances in private colleges where cutoff is higher. You should participate in EAMCET counseling, choose Pharm D in as many private colleges as possible, keep your options open, and make sure to check previous years’ cutoffs for each college. Sometimes, lesser-known private colleges or colleges in rural areas accept higher ranks, so don’t rule them out.