B.pharm

To get admission to Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research BPharma course, candidates must have a valid qualification, i.e., Class 12th/equivalent from any recognised institute/board are eligible to apply. Further, students appearing for the final year examinations can also apply for provisional admission. Eligible candidates can visit the official website to apply for the programme. They are required to fill out the online application form and pay the application fee. Once the form is submitted, candidates will be shortlisted based on their qualifications. After shortlisting candidates, Bharath University makes final admission offers. Selected candidates need to pay the admission confirmation fee to secure their seat at the University. The Bharath University fee is around INR 10 lakh. The fee information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

There are no different cut-off's for like D.Pharm or B.Pharm. The cut-off will be same for all the courses listed and provided in the institute.The B.Pharm cutoff at the MET Institute of Pharmacy in Mumbai:The MET Institute of Pharmacy has not yet released the official B.Pharm cutoff list for 2024 admissions. The cutoff list is expected to be released in two stages:The cut-off percentage they kept is upto 45%The MHT-CET 2024 provisional merit list will be displayed on July 27, 2024. The final MHT-CET 2024 merit list will be displayed on August 2, 2024. The B.Pharm programme at MET Institute of Pharmacy has a first-year fee of around ?1.28 lakhs. For admission, Maharashtra state candidates need to have appeared in and obtained a non-zero score in the MHT-CET exam.

Jaipur National University BPharm graduates can find job opportunities in both public and private sectors. The degree holders can apply for a job in hospitals, clinics, and medical supply stores. Moreover, the graduates can also opt for post gradudate programmes. The BPharm degree holders can pursue PG Diploma in Pharmacy, an MBA in Pharmaceutical Administration, an MPharma, a Doctor of Pharmacy (DPharma), and other degrees. Some of the colleges also provide six-month programmes after BPharmacy.The job avenues are manifold for a pharmacist, for example, in the industry, academics, hospitals, investigation, research institutes, and development of various areas in the Government sector. In government organisations, a pharmacist maintains proper records according to various government acts governing the profession of pharmacy.