B.pharm

Hello, Canada is also known to be one of the best destinations to practice in the field of pharmacy. However, you need to get a PEBC license to practice in Canada. The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) is the national certification body for the pharmacy profession in Canada. The Board evaluates qualifications and issues certificates of qualification. The PEBC Certificate of Qualification for pharmacists is a licensing requirement for entry-to-practice applicants (whether trained in Canada or elsewhere) in all provinces except Quebec. For international candidates, there are 3 steps to achieving PEBC pharmacist certification:
You must pass an evaluation of your educational and professional credentials to be eligible to take the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination. You must pass the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination (PEE) to be eligible for the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination Parts I (MCQ) and II (OSCE). Finally, you have to pass the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination. After successfully getting certified, you may practice as hospital pharmacists, medical sales representatives, or community pharmacists.

The Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) Mumbai is one of the best state institutes in Maharashtra with an all-India rank of 7th out of 125 in the pharmacy category of the NIRF ranking.
Admissions for its popular BPharm are on the basis of Maharashtra Common Entrance (MHT CET) and National Eligibility Common Entrance Test (NEET) scores. It has an intake of 30 candidates every year in the course. However, 100% of the seats are reserved for the candidates of the state of Maharashtra.
As a result, you need to have an excellent score in MHT CET and be on the state merit list for NEET. For example, in the open category, the cut-off was as high as 175 in MHT CET. Similarly, since NEET scores vary every year, you need to be among the top scorers in your state.
The merit list is posted after the results of MHTCET and the online admission process begins to allot admissions on a merit basis.