2024 Cutoff (Last Year):

• Andhra Pradesh (AP EAMCET): For Andhra University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, the 2024 cutoff for Pharm D was between the 85,000th and 110,000th rank. This is a prominent government college accepting AP EAMCET scores.
• Telangana (TS EAMCET): Based on previous trends, cutoffs for Pharm D in top colleges like Deccan School of Pharmacy ranged from ranks 2,069 to 18,995, while Palamur University had cutoffs between 2,535 and 52,099. CVM College of Pharmacy saw cutoffs from 6,125 to 58,700. These figures reflect closing ranks after counseling rounds in 2024.
• Karnataka (KCET): Cutoffs for Pharm D in government colleges like Government College of Pharmacy, Bengaluru, typically required ranks below 10,000 for General category, though private colleges like St. John’s National Academy of Health Sciences accepted ranks up to 15,000–20,000.

Expected 2025 Cutoff:
Since 2025 counseling is ongoing (e.g., TS EAMCET results were released on May 11, 2025), exact cutoffs aren’t fully available. However, based on past trends and web data, we can estimate:

• AP EAMCET: The cutoff for Andhra University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences is likely to remain similar, around 85,000 to 110,000 ranks, as no significant changes in seat availability or exam difficulty have been reported.
• TS EAMCET: Colleges like Deccan School of Pharmacy may see cutoffs between 2,000 and 20,000 ranks, while Palamur University might range from 2,500 to 55,000 ranks, depending on applicant numbers.
• NEET (for colleges accepting NEET scores): Some institutes, like SRM, may require NEET scores for Pharm D. A recent post on X estimated a nursing cutoff of 260+ for 2025, suggesting Pharm D cutoffs might be slightly higher, around 265–270, though this is speculative and varies by college.

2024 Cutoff (Last Year):

• Andhra Pradesh (AP EAMCET): For Andhra University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, the 2024 cutoff for Pharm D was between the 85,000th and 110,000th rank. This is a prominent government college accepting AP EAMCET scores.
• Telangana (TS EAMCET): Based on previous trends, cutoffs for Pharm D in top colleges like Deccan School of Pharmacy ranged from ranks 2,069 to 18,995, while Palamur University had cutoffs between 2,535 and 52,099. CVM College of Pharmacy saw cutoffs from 6,125 to 58,700. These figures reflect closing ranks after counseling rounds in 2024.
• Karnataka (KCET): Cutoffs for Pharm D in government colleges like Government College of Pharmacy, Bengaluru, typically required ranks below 10,000 for General category, though private colleges like St. John’s National Academy of Health Sciences accepted ranks up to 15,000–20,000.

Expected 2025 Cutoff:
Since 2025 counseling is ongoing (e.g., TS EAMCET results were released on May 11, 2025), exact cutoffs aren’t fully available. However, based on past trends and web data, we can estimate:

• AP EAMCET: The cutoff for Andhra University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences is likely to remain similar, around 85,000 to 110,000 ranks, as no significant changes in seat availability or exam difficulty have been reported.
• TS EAMCET: Colleges like Deccan School of Pharmacy may see cutoffs between 2,000 and 20,000 ranks, while Palamur University might range from 2,500 to 55,000 ranks, depending on applicant numbers.
• NEET (for colleges accepting NEET scores): Some institutes, like SRM, may require NEET scores for Pharm D. A recent post on X estimated a nursing cutoff of 260+ for 2025, suggesting Pharm D cutoffs might be slightly higher, around 265–270, though this is speculative and varies by college.

The cutoff for D.Pharmacy varies depending on the institution, location, and exam. For the 2025 academic year, the cutoff scores are not yet available. However, I can provide you with some general information about the cutoff scores for D.Pharmacy.

In India, the most common entrance exams for D.Pharmacy are NEET, MHT CET, and state-level exams. The cutoff scores for these exams vary depending on the category and institution.

Here are some general cutoff score ranges for D.Pharmacy:

-NEET:

-General Categor_: 50th percentile (around 400-500 marks)

-SC/ST/OBC Categories_: 40th percentile (around 300-400 marks)

MHT CET:

General Category_: 50-70 marks (out of 200)

-SC/ST/OBC Categories_: 40-60 marks (out of 200)