i got a rank of 15835 in eapcet agriculture and pharmacy so can i expect of getting free seat in any minority clgs in Hyderabad?? for b pharm

Hello there,

With an EAPCET rank of 15,835 in Agriculture and Pharmacy, getting a free (fully waived) seat in minority colleges in Hyderabad for B.Pharm is difficult but some options may be available with low fees or scholarships.

• Minority colleges sometimes offer scholarships or fee concessions based on merit or category.

• Complete fee waiver seats are rare and highly competitive.

• You should apply to minority colleges participating in EAPCET counselling and inquire about scholarship options.

• Also check if you qualify for any government or private scholarships to reduce your fees.

Actively participate in counselling, apply for scholarships, and contact colleges directly for fee concession details.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

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Hello Aspirant,

With a 15,835 rank in EAPCET (Agriculture & Pharmacy stream), and if you belong to a minority group (Muslim/Christian), there is a good possibility that you can get free (government funded) B.Pharm seat in a minority college in Hyderabad, particularly in the second or final phase of counseling. However, seat allotment also depends on:

• Your category (BC, SC, ST, etc.)
• Local/non-local status
• Availability of seats in minority colleges like Shadan, Sultan Ul Uloom, Anwarul Uloom, Deccan, etc.
• The number of candidates opting for B. Pharm in your category

It’s advisable to:

1. Participate in all counseling rounds
2. Choose as many colleges as possible in web options
3. Keep track of cut-off trends from previous years

Dear Candidate ,
with EAPCET rank 15,835 , you have a good chance to get a free seat in minority B. Pharmacy colleges in Hyderabad like Anwarul Uloom , Deccan or Shadan. Participate in counselling and choosing minority colleges.