With a UR rank of 11,718, RCG rank of 4,825, and a very strong ST rank of 68 in the PCB stream through BCECE, you have a good chance of getting admission in paramedical or pharmacy-related courses in government colleges in Bihar.

Colleges offering B.Pharm, B.Sc Nursing, and other paramedical courses usually have separate quotas for ST candidates. With an ST rank of 68, you fall well within the safe range for most of these seats. While your UR and RCG ranks may not be competitive enough for general quota government seats, the ST quota gives you a significant advantage.

You should prioritize:

• B.Pharm in government colleges like Government Pharmacy Institute, Agamkuan.

• Paramedical courses (like Lab Technician, Radiography, etc.) in institutions under BCECE counselling.

• B.Sc Nursing in government institutes, if listed in the course options.

Keep your options open during counselling and fill in a wide range of colleges and courses under your ST category to maximize chances.

With a UR rank of 11,718, RCG rank of 4,825, and an ST rank of 68 in the PCB stream through BCECE, you stand a very good chance of getting admission in government or semi-government colleges in Bihar. Your ST rank is especially strong and gives you a good edge during counselling.

For courses like B.Pharm and B.Sc Nursing, government colleges often close ST seats within the top 100–150 ranks, so you are well within range. Your UR and RCG ranks may not help as much for general seats, but your ST rank will be the main deciding factor. .

If you participate actively in all rounds of counselling and fill your choices wisely, you should be able to secure a seat in a decent college for B.Pharm or paramedical courses.