OJEE

The difficulty of the BPharma syllabus in the OJEE is usually easy to moderate and can vary from student to student based on their background, aptitude, and preparedness. However, the BPharm syllabus in OJEE typically aligns with the standard curriculum for pharmacy programmes in India. The Bpharma programme is science-oriented, and the syllabus covers subjects like Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Analysis, etc. These subjects require a good understanding of chemistry and biology. There are varied topics related to the pharmaceutival field. The complexity and difficulty level vary depending on the university or college offering the course. To score well in the BPharma course of OJEE, it is important to have a clear understanding key concepts, regular study, and practice of practical skills.It's important to note that the B.Pharm programme is academically challenging, as it forms the foundation for a career in pharmacy. If you are passionate about pharmaceutical sciences and have a genuine interest in the field, you can overcome the challenges posed by the syllabus.

The syllabus for the JEE and OJEE is not completely the same, but there is some overlap, particularly in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. In JEE physics syllabus topic such as Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Optics, Electricity and Magnetism, Modern Physics, etc. are covered which require extensive and deep understanding of the fundamental principles. Whereas in OJEE, the Physics syllabus aligns with Class 11 and Class12 Physics curriculum is relatively easier to study.The Chemistry syllabus of the JEE exam is divided into Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry. It includes topics like Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, Equilibrium, Thermodynamics, Organic Chemistry Reactions and Mechanisms, etc. While the Chemistry section of OJEE is similar to the Class 11 and 12 Chemistry curriculum, like the Physics syllabus. It covers topics like Chemical Bonding, Chemical Equilibrium, Electrochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, etc. The same is the case for the Mathematics section of both the exams. In addition to PCM, OJEE also offers examinations for other fields, such as Pharmacy, MBA, MCA, and lateral entry to engineering, so the syllabus can vary depending on the specific course.

No, OJEE exam will only be conducted in computer-based test mode. Earlier, OJEE was held in two modes computer-based test mode or online and paper-based test mode or offline, but 2019 onwards OJEE exam is being held in online mode only. There is also no provision of offline fee payment either. Candidates must note that OJEE registration is also an online process. The students need to visit the OJEE exam centre in order to take the OJEE exam. Candidates will be required to mark the correct answer by choosing the radio bullet against the right option given on the screen. Candidates will be given four options for each question and they will be required to choose the right one on the screen. 

The float option in OJEE counseling means that an aspirant has accepted their allotted seat but wants a better programme. If a candidate chooses the float option, they will retain their current seat allotment but will be considered for higher preferences in the next round. They will lose their previously allotted seat only when they are allotted another seat from their other higher preferences.The other options in OJEE counseling are "freeze" and "slide". "Freeze" means that the aspirant accepts their allotted seat and does not want to participate in subsequent counselling rounds. "Slide" means that the aspirant would like a better course within the allocated institute.