With a GPAT score of 30,011, you have a decent chance of securing admission to the M.Pharm in Regulatory Affairs at LJ Institute of Pharmacy, Ahmedabad. However, whether you can get a seat will depend on a few factors, including the cutoff scores for the program this year, the number of applicants, and the total available seats.

Typically, each college has its own admission criteria and previous years’ cutoffs, which can give you a better idea of your chances. It’s advisable to check the official LJ Institute of Pharmacy website or contact their admissions office directly for the most accurate information regarding seat availability and the admission process.

In addition, keep an eye on the counseling schedule and be ready to act quickly if seats become available. If you haven’t already, apply to multiple colleges to widen your options. Networking with current students or alumni can also provide insights into the admission process and their experiences.

Be proactive in your inquiries and prepare all necessary documents in advance, as this will help streamline your admission process. Good luck with your future studies in M.Pharm!

Hi Mahathi ,

Here's books that  cover various subjects of the GPAT exam like pharmacology , pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical chemistry :

1. GPAT : A Companion

by Nazma Inamdar

This book covers a wide range of  objective-type questions .

2. GPAT Cracker

by Dr. G. Vidya Sagar

It includes previous year GPAT questions and along with  the answers detailed explanations .

3. GPAT : Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test – A Complete Guide

by V. Praveen Rao

This guide covers a comprehensive collection of MCQs .

4. GPAT: The Ultimate GPAT Guide

by Sahab Dass

This book offers topic-wise explanations of  content along with a large number of practice questions to test your aptitude

5. Synopsis for GPAT

by Dhawan , Gupta and Sharma

It provides concise theory , important concepts  and objective type questions making it a good for revision tool format GPAT.

6. Pharmacology MCQs for GPAT

by KD Tripathi

KD Tripathi is well-known for his pharmacology textbooks and this book covers  objective  type questions focused on pharmacology.

7. Pharmaceutical Chemistry – A Book of Objective Questions

by Mohd. Ali

This book offers objective  type questions from different areas of pharmaceutical chemistry .

These books  definitely  help  you with practice , covering theory , PYQs and explanations to perform well in the GPAT exam .

ALL THE BEST

Hello aspirant,

M Pharma courses are available to applicants at a number of respected universities around the nation, including Annamalai University, JSS College of Pharmacy, Institute of Chemical Technology, and Jamia Hamdard University. In India, the typical course cost for a Master of Pharmacy is between INR 30,000 and INR 1.75 LPA. Students have a plethora of research opportunities to work as Research Associates, Research Assistants, Scientists, etc. after completing the M Pharma course.

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Wow, a 3745 rank in GPAT is pretty impressive - congrats on that! As for your chances at Andhra University in Visakhapatnam for M.Pharmacy, that's an interesting question.

Given that you're from the SVU region and have a solid GPAT rank, I'd say you've got a decent shot. But you know how these things can be - it really depends on the competition this year and the number of seats available.

Have you checked out Andhra University's website or contacted their admissions office? They might have more specific info on cut-offs from previous years, which could give you a better idea.

If you'd like, I can try to dig up some more details about their M.Pharmacy program and admission process. Just let me know if that would be helpful. And hey, don't stress too much - with that GPAT rank, I'm sure you'll land a good spot somewhere!

Is there anything else you'd like to know about Andhra University or other M.Pharmacy options in the region?

Hello,

For the GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test) , the cutoff ranks for M.Pharm admissions at Andhra University, Visakhapatnam (SVU region) tend to vary each year depending on factors like the number of applicants, the difficulty of the exam, and the availability of seats.

However, based on previous years' trends, the cutoff ranks for the SVU region for M.Pharm at Andhra University have generally been:

• General Category : Ranks typically around 500 to 1000 .
• OBC Category : Ranks usually range around 1000 to 2000 .
• SC/ST Categories : Cutoff ranks can extend up to 5000 or higher .

These are just approximate ranges and could fluctuate from year to year. You can find this information in the AP-PGECET/GPAT counseling notifications or the official university notifications.

You can also refer to the following link for more details :-

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat-cutoff

Hope it helps !

With a GPAT rank of 2157, securing a seat in JNTUH M.Pharm Pharmacology might be challenging, especially for the general category. However, your TS PGECET rank of 79 can be advantageous if you belong to a reserved category.

To make an informed decision:

1. Check Cutoffs: Look at previous year cutoffs for both GPAT and TS PGECET for JNTUH M.Pharm Pharmacology.
2. Consider Reservations: If you belong to a reserved category, your TS PGECET rank can significantly improve your chances.
3. Explore Other Options: If the chances seem low, consider other colleges or specializations within pharmacy.

Ultimately, participating in both counseling processes (GPAT and TS PGECET) would be advisable to explore all possibilities.

Remember, cutoff ranks can fluctuate yearly, so stay updated with the latest information.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

With a rank of 1400 in TSPGECET and a GPAT qualification, you have a fair chance of securing a seat in OU or JNTU, especially given the preference often given to GPAT-qualified candidates. Your category and the number of seats available will further influence your chances, so be proactive in the counseling process and keep track of all updates.

You can refer to the following article for expected cutoffs  :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-pgecet-cutoff

Hope it helps you!

Hello,

The closing cutoff for Sri Padmavathi Mahila Visvavidyalayam varies for different courses

• B.Tech Computer Science Engineering  23531
• B.Tech Electrical and Electronic Engineering: 56966
• B.Tech Electronics and Communications Engineering: 27291
• B.Tech Mechanical Engineering: 149084

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For admission to an M.Pharm course, most universities and colleges in India consider GPAT scores. If you're looking to apply, you should:

1. Check the specific admission criteria on the official website of the university you're interested in.

2. Confirm if GPAT scores are required or if they accept other entrance exams or criteria.

3. Contact the university's admissions office for precise information.

Hy,

Yes, you can apply for admission through the non-GPAT route for M.Pharm programs at various colleges, provided there are vacant seats after the GPAT candidates have been accommodated. Here's how it typically works:

1. Eligibility : To be eligible for non-GPAT admission, you usually need to have completed a B.Pharm degree with the requisite minimum marks.

2. Entrance Exam : Non-GPAT candidates are often required to take an entrance exam conducted by the respective institution. This exam may include multiple-choice questions aligned with the GPAT format.

   
   

3. Application Process : The application must be submitted online, along with the necessary documents. There may be a processing fee involved.

   
   

4. Counseling and Merit List : After the entrance exam, a merit list will be prepared for non-GPAT candidates based on their performance. Admission will then be offered according to this merit list.