Being an introvert, college helped me come out of my comfort zone and catch on to new opportunities, says Preema
Science was something that always caught my attention. Choosing this stream felt like a safer option as Science is the only stream that gives you the freedom to enter into all the other streams after Class 11 and 12. So, I decided to take up Science after Class 10.
Simultaneously, I was preparing for entrance exams (NEET and CET). As the results came in, I started shortlisting the courses and colleges. My current programme B.Pharmacy included the subjects that intrigued me which is one of the major reasons for me choosing this field. This course of study is the one which I look forward to as my career. MET Institute of Pharmacy seemed like an ideal choice to pursue my graduation.
I appeared for NEET and CET in the year 2019. I joined a coaching class right before Class 11 to prepare for the same. At the time of admission besides a few other colleges were on my mind. There was a link given to us and we had to select colleges. As per the process, a list would be generated for informing whether we were selected for any colleges that we opted from. From the list, I secure my admission at MET Institute of Pharmacy. The admission process was very smooth and I did not face any difficulties as such.
Since traveling is a major concern, I cannot spend much time in college. If time permits, we usually go to the library to get our study material. Sometimes we go and play carrom in the recreation area. Recently, we explored the Music Room and the experience was quite calming. I was a part of the student council during my Second Year.
Before the pandemic took place, I participated in various activities including Lumiere which is an annual fest organised by the pharmacy Institute and MET Utsav which is the annual fest of our college in which all MET Institute participate together. These events have given me the best memories of my college life until now. Being an introvert, College helped me come out of my comfort zone and catch on to new opportunities to help me gain experience and as a whole, it has been my stepping stone to enter the real world. College made me explore various things and gave rise to my curiosity which helped me develop my skills and knowledge. I learned a lot about myself as well and am looking forward to the remaining time I have left in this college. It will surely make me learn new life lessons and help me grow as an individual.
I have yet to decide about my plans after graduation. Surely would look forward to get mentored for futuristic path from MET Alumni & faculties.
About the author
Preema Shah is a second year B.Pharma student at MET Institute of Pharmacy. She enjoys doodling, painting and watching movies.
Note: The views expressed in this article are solely author’s own and do not reflect/represent those of Shiksha
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 6 months ago
Yes, you can join MET Institute of Pharmacy for a B.Pharm without NEET, as MET typically considers other entrance exams for admission. In Maharashtra, for example, MET Institute of Pharmacy often accepts scores from MHT-CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) for B.Pharm admissions.
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MET Institute of Pharmacy generally has a strong placement record, with competitive salary packages and a good number of companies participating. Premlila Vithaldas Polytechnic, Mumbai, also has a solid placement track record, particularly in technical and engineering fields.The specifics of how the
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The cutoff list for MET Institute of Pharmacy is typically released after the completion of entrance exams and the conclusion of the admission process. For B.Pharm courses, this usually happens following the results of relevant entrance exams like MHT-CET.
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Answered 6 months ago
The NEET cutoff for MET Institute of Pharmacy can vary each year based on factors such as the number of applicants, difficulty of the exam, and availability of seats. For the most accurate and up-to-date cutoff information for 2024.
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After completing a B.Pharm from MET Institute of Pharmacy, graduates have a variety of career opportunities, including:Pharmacist, Pharmaceutical Sales Representative, Quality Control/Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Clinical Research Associate, Pharmaceutical Marketing, Production
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The highest package offered during the MET Institute of Pharmacy placements in 2023 was INR 8.5 Lakhs per annum.
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MET Institute of Pharmacy does not typically offer a 100% scholarship for the D.Pharm program. However, they may offer various scholarships and financial aid options based on merit, need, or other criteria.
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Direct admission policies at MET Institute of Pharmacy may vary depending on the academic year, specific program, and eligibility criteria. Generally, admissions are based on merit, entrance exams, and other criteria set by the institute and relevant educational authorities.
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Can I join MET Institute of Pharmacy without NEET for B.Pharm?