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The admission procedure for the B.Pharma programme at Barkatullah University, Bhopal is as follows:Eligibility CriteriaCandidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics as compulsory subjects.There is no specific cutoff percentage required for admission, but candidates with higher marks in the qualifying exam are given preference.Admission ProcessCandidates must first register on the university's online admission portal.The university then selects candidates based on their 10+2 or equivalent exam performance.There is no separate entrance exam required for admission.The selected candidates must pay the required tuition fees to secure their admission.The admission process is based on merit, with candidates with higher percentages in the qualifying exam getting preference.Fees StructureThe total tuition fees for the 4-year B.Pharma programme at Barkatullah University is around INR 173,700.This is divided into INR 47,550 for the 1st year, and INR 43,050 for each subsequent year.

Knowing the facts and position about placements of any institute is definitely sine qua non of any student. Every student must therefore decide his decision about admission based on this factor also because ultimately this matter most in life. In this case comparison is sought between a college which fundamentally is for graduation level in Arts, Commerce, Science and to an extent in Computers as against an institute which produces MBAs. In the present scenario which exist in India literally relax of students graduating from the three major streams of Arts Science and Commerce, and as a result for haps no recruiter feels the need to spend time and money to go to college and recruit students of these specialities during the placement season. On the other hand the institutions which produce students with MBA are not too many and also recruiters like young talent in the management pool so that they are companies that can progress further. These twin facts make the comparison between these two colleges quite skewed and odd. Pannal Girdhar Lal Dayanand Anglo Vedic college therefore reports a very poor status of placements for the graduates that this great institution produces. Out of more than 700 at students who passed out the college was able to place only 60 with median package at 2.5 Lacs per annum. Of course some students referred not to take part in placement as they wanted to pursue post graduation studies. On the other hand Oriental College of management at Bhopal report 40% placement figure for its batch of MBA students at an average package of 3.6 Lacs per annum and with the highest at 12 Lacs per annum. The college reports that the highest placement at a package of 73 Lacs per annum was achieved in the year 2022.Be that as it may will have to decide on admission to your former college if you are a 12th class pass out and for the latter if you are already a graduate.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Pannalal Giridharilal Dayanand Anglo Vedic College was established in the year 1957 in Delhi with the financial support of the then very rich industrial group of Pannalal Giridharilal and hence his name is added as prefix in the Dayanand institutions which were established in the late 19th century beginning with Lahore. Presently this college in South campus of Delhi University offers 33 different courses at graduation level in Arts, Science, Commerce and Computer streams. This college also has a unique facility of evening classes running up to night 9 o'clock for those who are working and still wish to pursue their ambition of studying to become a graduate. This college admits students based on the ranking in "CUET ", the national level entrance test that is accepted as the entrance exam by Delhi University to which this college is affiliated.         On the other hand Oriental College of management was established in the year 2004 in the capital of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal. This college offers different management courses at PG and post PG levels. This Institute is quite well known for its academics as well as it's placement record.     On the other hand the college in Delhi suffers in placements like all other colleges who are offering graduation courses in other than engineering like Arts Commerce Science etc.   In view of the foregoing, it is quite difficult to comprehend as to how these two institutions offering courses in entirely different spheres can be compared for seeking admission.       The former is a very old institution formed by the followers of the great Saint Dayanand Saraswati, after his demise and offers education as a means of uplifting the society and hence charges very low fees and offer courses to the student who want to study and go ahead in life, as evening classes. On the other hand The Oriental College of management in Bhopal is just about 20 years old and is the result of students community opting to go for management courses like MBA with the hope of landing better paying jobs as is the won't in current world.   It all really depends on your thinking and what you wish to become a life and under what stream you want to pursue your study. Best wishes to you.