B.pharm

The admission process for Shivalik College of Pharmacy, Dehradun is as follows:
The candidate must have passed the 10+2 examination from a recognised board with Physics Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics as mandatory subjects. The candidate must have also qualified in the JEE/UKSEE examination with a valid score. The candidate must fill in the application form available on the official website of the college. After the application form is submitted, the college will announce a merit list based on the scores obtained in the qualifying examination. Shortlisted candidates will be called for the counseling process and will have to bring their original documents for verification. After the counseling process, the candidate can pay the admission fee to secure their seat in the college. It is recommended that candidates visit the official website of the college for more details on the admission process and eligibility criteria.

To take admission in Jamia Hamdard for M.Pharma as a non-GPAT qualified general student with 75% in B.Pharma you need to follow the admission process set by the university, which is as follows:
Visit the official website of Jamia Hamdard and register for the admission process. Fill in the application form with all the necessary details and upload the required documents, including marks sheets and certificates of 10th, 12th, and B.Pharma. Pay the application fee as prescribed by the university. After submitting the application form, wait for the university to release the merit list. If you are shortlisted based on the merit list, you will be called for counseling. Attend the counseling session and select your preferred specialisation. Submit the required documents and pay the admission fee to secure your admission in the university. Note that the admission process and eligibility criteria may differ depending on the specialisation you are applying for. Therefore, it is advised to regularly check the official website of Jamia Hamdard for updates on the admission process and eligibility criteria.

Jamia Hamdard offers admission to its M.Pharma programme through the GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test) entrance exam. However, a few seats are also available for non-GPAT qualified students. The admission process for non-GPAT qualified students is based on merit, and candidates are selected based on their academic performance. To be eligible for admission as a non-GPAT qualified student, you need to fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria specified by Jamia Hamdard. Typically, a minimum of 55% aggregate marks or an equivalent CGPA in B.Pharma is required for admission to the M.Pharma programme. However, the exact eligibility criteria may vary depending on the specific course and programme. With a score of 70% in B.Pharma you may be eligible for admission to the M.Pharma programme at Jamia Hamdard as a non-GPAT qualified student. However, your admission will depend on various factors, including the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the competition. I would recommend you to check the eligibility criteria and the admission process for the specific M.Pharma programme you wish to apply for on the official website of Jamia Hamdard. You can also contact the admission office of the university for more information on the admission process and eligibility criteria for non-GPAT qualified students.

The feasibility of getting admission in B Pharm program in the current session with a WBJEE rank of 36676 depends on various factors such as the number of available seats, the number of candidates who have applied for the course, and the cutoff rank of the college in which you are seeking admission.
You can check the previous year's cutoff rank for B Pharm in various colleges to get an idea about the feasibility of admission with your rank. Additionally, you can also consider participating in the counseling process conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) to know about the available seats and the chances of getting admission in a particular college.
It is recommended that you consult with an expert or a career counselor who can guide you better in making an informed decision about your daughter's admission prospects.