For me, nothing would be more important than studying. I have never skipped a lecture, says Shruthi
Being good at studies I majored in my junior college in Science. I went with the flow and advice of my parents and did not choose a particular preference. In Class 11 and 12, Biology was one of my favorite subjects. I tried for MBBS, BPH but since securing admission was difficult due to low score I decided to pursue B.Pharm to stay within the pharma profession.
I was a NEET aspirant. I studied for two years to get into a government MBBS/BPH college. I had also given the MH-CET entrance exam. I didn't want to take a year off and Since I got low marks in NEET, I enrolled myself for a pharmacy degree.
At the time of admission, I struggled to find a suitable college within Mumbai which has the best facilities, campus and Teaching staff.
For me, nothing would be more important than studying. I have never skipped a lecture.
I prefer attending lectures, taking notes and referring comfortably on my own time. It becomes a bit easier, particularly during exams.
In college, I participate in events, quizzes, sports, and writing contests. I am also a part of the student council. Being a class representative is extremely stressful. But since it’s a new experience I'm cherishing every moment and progressing forward to sharpening my leadership skills.
When I decided to pursue a degree in Pharmacy I was unsure. Yet currently as I am studying pharmacy but on other hand, I am also a writer on social media, it’s something I really enjoy. Hence in the future I would seek an opportunity for a job in the medical writing field where I can combine my pharmacy knowledge and writing passion.
About the author
Shruthi Basam is a B.Pharma student at MET Institute of Pharmacy. She has co-authored several anthologies titled ‘Silent Sunset’, ‘Shh’, ‘Poetic Shadow’, 'Artsy of Words’ etc. She was also a part of the ‘BLACK’ World Record Anthology, for which she received the India Book of Records.
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 4 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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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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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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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 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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The highest package offered during the MET Institute of Pharmacy placements in 2023 was INR 8.5 Lakhs per annum.
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Pursuing a B.Pharm at MET Institute of Pharmacy involves a rigorous academic curriculum and practical training. The difficulty can vary based on individual aptitude, dedication, and interest in the field of pharmacy.
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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?