GPAT

If you are in any way interested to do a pharmacy course and you don't want to write GPAT then there are B.Pharm or M.Pharm programs which are available for direct admission in the university or the university conducts its own exam. Some of the private and state universities offer direct admission to the candidates in Class 12 (for B.Pharm) or in B.Pharm marks (for M.Pharm).B.Pharm is prescribed on 50-55 % from class 12th with PCB/PCB and Mathematics as subjects. The score of M.Pharm mostly needs 55% in B.Pharm. Some universities that offer non-GPAT Admission include Amity University Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Science Gokul Global University. The costs of pharmacy courses normally stretch from 80,000 to 2,00,000 INR per annum. 

Even if you have not given GPAT, Gokul Global University grants admission for postgraduate pharmacy courses such as M.Pharm. Those who do not qualify for GPAT can – appear directly through the university's entrance examination or though merit base.To continue, check the official site for Gokul Global University.or click on the institution's admission link and fill an application form during an admission period, which usually occurs in May and July. The requirements of getting on to M.Pharm involves the candidate to have at least a 55% pass in B.Pharm from a recognised university. This fees vary anywhere from a thousand to one and a half thousand rupees depending on each centres policy.For first-year B.Pharm and other undergraduate entry level courses, the pass in 12th standard with Physics, Chemistry and Biology / Mathematics with 50 percent marks is necessary. The fee that students are charged per year for pharmacy courses is between INR 80,000 and 1,20,000. 

Clearing GPAT alone does not guarantee entry into Pharm. D. programs. GPAT is generally held for M. Pharm. courses and also for Pharmacy Research Fellowships. Doctor of Pharmacy programs have defined eligibility criteria: - The candidates should have completed an intermediate course in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) or should possess an undergraduate degree in pharmacy for direct admission into the Pharm. D. course. - Some institutes may conduct entrance examination tests, while others offer admissions based on merit list.- GPAT is generally not required for admission into Pharm. D., although some of the universities have their own entrance examinations.So go on to do your research on eligibility criteria for the Pharm .D programs you are interested in, as they have different admission processes.

No, Panjab University doesn't offer direct admission based on GPAT scorecard alone:  Admission processPanjab University conducts entrance exams for admission to its undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral-level courses.  Admission to M. Pharm. coursesAdmission to M. Pharm. courses is based on a combination of the candidate's GPAT score and their aggregate marks from their B. Pharm. course. The GPAT score is given 70% weightage, while the B. Pharm. marks are given 30% weightage.  EligibilityTo be eligible for admission, candidates must meet the minimum qualifications as outlined in the Panjab University Calendar and the Handbook of Information. They must also have taken and qualified for any entrance or aptitude tests required for thecourse. 

The cutoff is different every year for Guru Nanak Institute of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology (GNIPST) according to the number of applicants and seats available. The GPAT scores are used more or less as a qualifying cutoff; students scoring above or equal to this cutoff get considered for M.Pharm admission. Although GNIPST does not declare an exact cut off, usually it follows the general category cut off which GPAT has announced recently for the year 2023 at around 160–170 marks. To confirm the cutoffs specifically released by GNIPST regarding GPAT, you must contact the admissions office directly or visit the official website of GNIPST.