Hi dear,

I think it's no because every year admission was on the basis of cast reservations, not religion.

DIPSAR offers Diploma and Bachelor’s in Pharmacy for which the annual intake is 50 and 60 students respectively.

Applicants must have passed Higher Secondary/Intermediate examination with English as one of the compulsory subjects. Apart from English, combination of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/ or Biology (PCM/ PCMB) is compulsory with minimum aggregate of 55% marks.

Also, candidate with any other qualification approved by the Pharmacy Council of India as equivalent to other examinations can also apply.

Admission to both D.Pharm and B.Pharm will be based on the merit of qualifying examination.

Key Points for B.Pharm and D.Pharm Admission:

• Candidates who have passed class 12 ^th through open or distance mode are not eligible to apply for admission.
• Applicants who hold Diploma in Pharmacy approved by AICTE/ Pharmacy Council of India/ State/ Central government with minimum 45% aggregate marks are eligible to apply for lateral entry admissions.
• More than 10% vacant seats will be reserved for lateral entry admission.
• Candidates belonging to SC/ ST are entitled to relaxation of 5% marks in the qualifying exam.

Thank you

All the best.