Pharmacy

For admission to the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program at Annamalai University in 2024, the selection process is based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination, such as the higher secondary or equivalent. For this year, the cutoff marks for Pharm.D. are determined based on a merit list that includes normalized scores to ensure fairness among various educational boards. The highest cutoff mark for the 2024-2025 academic session was around 90 for the General category, with subsequent ranks requiring slightly lower scores depending on the reservation category (e.g., SC, ST, BC, MBC). The counseling process will follow the merit list, and candidates need to verify their documents during the admission phase.

Yes, you can get admission to a B.Sc. Biochemistry (hons) programme after completing a Diploma in Pharmacy if you meet the eligibility criteria:You must have passed class 12 or equivalent with at least 50% marks from a recognised boardThe subjects you must have taken in class 12 are Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) or Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology (PCMB) B.Sc. Biochemistry is a three-year undergraduate degree programme that combines the knowledge of biology and chemistry to study the Science of living organisms. Some colleges in India may conduct entrance exams for admission, in addition to merit-based admission. 

Admissions requirements for NMIMS for the M.Pharma or M.Pharma + MBA include Bachelor or Master in Pharmacy or related fields with minimum 50 % marks in aggregate. For M.Pharm+MBA, NMIMS is offering three years integrated course of 15 seats in total. They include technical courses such as Drug Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurances and management courses such as Business Communication and Management of Markets. These programs admit candidates depending on the performance of the academic work experience and other factors. The cost of studying in these programs differ, albeit it is necessary to mention that it costs about INR 3-4 Lacs per year.