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Yes, GPAT-qualified students admitted to full-time M.Pharm programmes in PCI-approved institutions do receive a monthly stipend of 12,400, known as the Pradhan Mantri Scholarship for Pharmacy Post Graduate Studies

With a GPAT 2025 rank of 10,759, you can get admission in many good M.Pharm colleges. Your rank is not enough for top institutes like NIPER Mohali or Jamia Hamdard, which usually take students with ranks below 3000. But many state government colleges and private pharmacy colleges accept ranks up to 20,000 or more. You have a good chance to get a seat in these colleges.

You should register for GPAT-based counselling or apply directly to colleges that accept GPAT scores. You will also be eligible for a monthly GPAT stipend during your M.Pharm course if you get admission through GPAT.

You can check the cutoffs and apply to colleges that match your rank and interest.

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Students can better prepare for the test by becoming aware of the top GPAT books 2025.  NBEMS administers the GPAT 2025 admission exam, which is a post-graduate pharmacy entrance exam.  It is administered for admission to the MPharma program at a few of India's best pharmacy schools.

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With a GPAT AIR of 1504 and OBC-NCL category , you have a moderate to good chance of getting M.Pharm admission at Punjab University , especially in:

• Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Good chance

• Quality Assurance / Pharmacognosy / Analysis, High chance

• Pharmaceutics / Pharmacology, Moderate chance

You will be considered under the All India quota (not Punjab domicile). Apply for counselling, and list both preferred and safe branches to improve your chances.

1. GPAT Cracker – Nikhil Gupta

– Simple language, covers full syllabus, good for self-study.

2. Pearson Guide to GPAT – Akaberi Shah Baser

– Easy explanations, good for beginners.

3. GPAT & NIPER Question Bank – Aditya Rana

– Focused on previous year questions and practice.

4. KD Tripathi (Pharmacology)

– Must-read for conceptual clarity.

Use with apps like PharmaSapien for extra practice.