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Yes, after graduating with a BPharma degree from DDU, students can join various central and state government organisations. They can seek jobs in reputed companies such as the Indian Council of Medical Research, the Central Standard Control Organisation, and more. Tabulated below are some of the job profiles for BPharma graduates of DDU:Government Jobs After BPharmTSPSC Drug InspectorSBI PharmacistMPSC PharmacistESIC PharmacistRailway (RRB) PharmacistOPSC Drug Inspector

There is a wide scope of  M after pursuing BPharma at DDU. BPharma graduates can take up job roles in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. They can also build careers in the research and education sectors. Some job options available for the university's BPharma graduates are Pharmacists, Clinical Pharmacists, Chemical Technicians, Medical Writers, Medical Representatives, etc. Graduates can also pursue courses such as  M Pharma, Pharma D,  D Pharm, MBA, Clinical Research/Public Health courses, etc. to further their knowledge and specialisation.

Getting admission to DDU for BPharma is subject to clearing the cut-off specified by the university for the accepted entrance exams. The cut-off information for 2024 is not available yet. In 2023, the closing rank at which BPharma admission was provided through GUJCET was 4,332. Based on the DDU BPharma cut-off for 2023, it can be said that the candidates securing a rank of 3000 are likely to get a seat for BPharma at DDU.

DDU Nadiad has a total of 60 seats for its BPharma programme. These seats are filled based on the ranks secured by the applicants in the accepted entrance exams. These exams are GUJCET, NEET (UG) and JEE. Candidates with a valid score/rank in on of these exams can visit the official DDU website to apply for admission.NOTE: The mentioned number of seats has been sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

The GUJCET dates have been released by the GSEB. The exam has been scheduled for March 23, 2025. The last date to apply for GUJCET 2025 is Feb 25, 2025. Candidates willing to take admission at DDU for its BPharma programme for the academic session of 2025-26 can register for the exam. The application form will be released on January 25, 2025 (tentative).

BPharma admission at DDU Nadiad are based on the applicant's performance in NEET/JEE/GUJCET. While applying for the admission, candidates have to fill in their rank/percentile in one of the three entrance exams. They also have to upload their NEET/JEE/GUJCET result. Hence, candidates can apply for BPharma admission once their entrance exam resuts have been declared.

Candidates seeking admission to BPharma at Dharmsinh Desai University must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board to be eligible to pursue the programme. In Class 12, they must have studied Physics & Chemistry as compulsory subjects and Biology/Mathematics as an optional subject. Additionally, they must have appeared for at least one of the accepted entrance exam. Such candidates can proceed to fill out the inquiry/application form by visiting the university's official website.

Yes, BPharma admission at DDU is entrance-based. Applicants who clear the predefined cut-off for the accepted entrance exams are provided admission at the university. The accepted entrance exams include JEE, NEET (UG) and GUJCET. Candidates seeking admission to the university's BPharma programme must have appeared for any one of these exams. Once the exam results are out, candidates can submit the online application form for BPharma admission by visiting the official DDU website.

DDU Nadiad BPharma fee comprises several components, such as tuition fees, hostel fees, medical insurance, mess and other security deposits, etc. The BPharma tuition fee at DDU is INR 6.5 Lacs for four years, payable in annual instalments of INR 1.62 Lacs (approx). The mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

Yes, BPharma is available at Dharmsinh Desai University as a full-time course lasting four years. The university offers the programme through its Faculty of Pharmacy. The UG-level course is approved by the PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) and the AICTE (All India Council of Technical Education). The total intake of students for the programme is 60. Admission to the programme is provided based on the applicant's GUJCET/NEET/JEE rank.