B Pharma

Course Description

Eligibility Criteria

B Pharmacy Eligibility Criteria brings forth the list of requirements to be fulfilled by the candidates who wish to appear for the course entrance examination. In case a candidate fails to satisfy either one of them as mentioned below, they will not be eligible to admission for B Pharmacy courses:<List>All candidates must have passed their 10+2 board exams with a minimum of 50% aggregate from recognized boards.

• Candidates must have passed their qualifying examination with Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics.
• All candidates will be shortlisted based on their secured ranks in the entrance exam as well as the merit list.

Admission Process

B Pharma admissions are made on the basis of both an entrance exam and a merit list. Students interested in pursuing a B Pharma degree must get the required percentage in 10+2 and the qualifying exams, which is 50%. Students can take either the national level B Pharma entrance exam or state-level admission exams like the TS EAMCET, AP EAMCET, BCECE, and WBJEE, among others.B Pharma Admission by Merit List: The colleges/universities use the applicants' qualifying exam scores as the major criterion for admission.SB Pharma Admission through Entrance Exam: For admission to B Pharma course, several colleges/universities administer an entrance exam. Admissions are granted based on the results of the candidates' B Pharma entrance exams.

Entrance Exams

B Pharma admissions are determined by a student's performance on several entrance exams administered by various colleges. The B Pharma cut-off scores differ from one college to the next. A student can pursue a B Pharma course through a variety of tests. The following are some of the most popular admission or B Pharma entrance exams