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For admission to BPharmacy course at IPSR Group of Institutions, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. The selection criteria for this course are entrance-based + direct/entrance exam + counselling and candidates must pass Class 12 with PCB or Maths. Candidates who have not completed Class 12 are not eligible for admission.

Yes, the GN Group of Institutes does provide scholarships for the BPharma programme. The institution offers these scholarships to students based on their academic performance and also provides financial aid to the weaker section of society. They are invaluable for a student from a financially weak background to help them to achieve their academic and career goals by assisting them in affording their college fees.

The GN Group of Institutes offers full-time four-year Bachelor of Pharmacy with an intake capacity of 100 students. The seat allotment for BPharm depends on the marks obtained in the last qualifying examination, and seat reservations depend on the candidate's selection and the availability of the seats. Therefore, the number of available seats may vary accordingly.

The BPharma curriculum at the GN Group of Institutes includes a diverse range of subjects spread across eight semesters. The key subjects cover Fundamental Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy, and more. Additionally, elective courses are integrated to offer a well-rounded education and tailored learning experience.

The BPharma programme at the GN Group of Institutes is a four-year curriculum divided into eight semesters. The course structure provides a comprehensive foundation and includes elective courses to cater to various career paths for Pharmacists. Each semester encompasses a specific set of subjects as per the institute's curriculum, offering a well-rounded education for aspiring pharmacists. 

Yes, the admission process for the BPharma course at GN Group of Institutes has commenced. Interested aspirants can access the application forms on the institute's website to initiate the admission procedure. Submitting the applications before the designated GN Group of Institutes BPharma deadline is imperative. Admission to the BPharma course is based on merit.

Yes, GN Group of Institutes offers a BPharma course. The BPharma programme is a four-year undergraduate course divided into six semesters. The institute is affiliated with Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow and approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), New Delhi. Applicants must ensure that they fulfill all prerequisites before beginning the admissions process.

The BPharma programme at GN Group of Institutes does not require an entrance exam for admission. Prospective students are selected based on merit and performance in an interview. Applicants should have obtained a minimum of 45% to 50% aggregate from a recognised board/council in HSC or its equivalent, with compulsory subjects including Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology. Prospective students can refer to the GN Group of Institutes BPharma eligibility criteria for further details and clarification.

The GN Group of Institutes has divided the total fee for BPharma into different components. The Institutes has declared a breakup for the BPharma course: tuition fees of INR 4.52 lakh, hostel fees of INR 3.40 lakh, and one-time fees of INR 1,000. Thus, the cumulative amount for the BPharma course, including all of the components mentioned above, would stand at INR 7.93 lakh. The mentioned fee is subject to change and is sourced from an official website or a sanctioning body.

In order to be eligible for admission to the BPharma programme at GN Group of Institutes, candidates must have obtained a minimum aggregate of 45% -50% from a recognised board in Higher Secondary School or its equivalent. Admission to the programme is based on merit and performance in an interview. Additionally, applicants are required to have completed Class 12, with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology as compulsory subjects.