Hi,

You can check the college and their different cutoffs for various stream of m.pharmacy.

You can apply for the course of any of your desire by meeting the eligibility criteria of the college you want to join for in your state or any other state over the country.

Hello Aspirant,

The fees ranging between the 64,00 to 3 lacs for per year which depends on colleges and university. This fee is for GPAT holder.

Good luck

Hello,

GPAT- graduate pharmacy aptitude test is conducted by nta to admission for M.pharm course in various college.

The educational eligibility according to nta is those candidate can apply who have bachelors degree in pharmacy or Those who are in the final year of B. Pharmacy course are also eligible for appearing in GPAT exam.

Unfortunately as you are not in final years of your pharmacy graduation you can not apply to this exam for this year.

Hope you find this helpful.

hi,

see gpat score is valid for 3 years, if you will not able to clear gpat 2020 this time, based on your gpat 2019 score you may take admission in m.pharma courses. niprjee is conducts by National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, and its mandatory to have either of the score card of gpat/gate/ net.

you may follow the below link to know details,

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/exams/niper-jee

Hi Nirali,

The Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test is held by AICTE for admissions to the various M.Pharm courses in country which is a Postgraduate course in the field of Pharmacy. Once issued, the GPAT examination score card holds valid for a maximum of three years.

Hello,

Eligibilty criteria to appear in NIPER JEE 2020 is mentioned below:

NIPER JEE 2020 Eligibility

For Master’s Courses:

• Qualifying Exam: For M.S. (Pharm.)/M.Pharm./M.Tech. (Pharm.), the qualifying degree should be B.Pharm. or M.Sc. (Biological Sciences) or M.Sc (Organic/Analytical Chemistry/Life Sciences/Botany) or B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering) or equivalent or B.V.Sc. or M.B.B.S. or BAMS.
• Minimum Marks: The candidates have to score minimum 60% marks in aggregate in the qualifying exam.
• Relaxation: For SC/ST candidates, the minimum marks required in qualifying exam should be 55%. For Physically Handicapped candidates, the minimum marks are 50%.
• Appearing candidates: Final year candidates can also apply.

For Ph.D Pharmacy Courses:

• Qualifying Exam: The prerequisite qualification is M.S.(Pharm.)/M.Pharm/M.Tech.(Pharm.) in relevant discipline.
• Minimum Marks: Candidates are required to pass the qualifying exam with at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST and 50% marks for PH candidates)

GPAT score card will be valid for 3 years. So, If you have cleared the exam of GPAT 2019, it is still valid and you can appear in NIPER JEE 2020 based on that. But, now if you appear in GPAT 2020 then your latest score of GPAT i.e GPAT 2020 score will be considered amd in case you fail then you are not eligible.

Hope, it helps.

Hello Aspirant,

To prepare the exam, You should be aware with the complete syllabus & also need to prefer quality books or material. Here are some important points given below. You can follow for GPAT Exam Preparation.

Plan your studies - The first step which you need to do is plan your studies appropriately and this is only possible when you make proper schedule to complete your syllabus.

Sort out the important topics - Go through the syllabus and check all the lengthy topics and devote your maximum time in important topics only.

Comparison of your university and GPAT syllabus - Mark the common topics as the topics that are common need an increased attention as you prepare for your GPAT exam. Once you have finished creating a list of the common topics, start with your favorite topic. Choose a topic that is simpler than the others and immediately start studying it.

To know the complete syllabus & recommended books you can go through with the given below link.

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

Good Luck!

hey akshit

here is how you can ace your Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT),

• focus on getting their basic concepts clear. If the foundation is not strong enough, difficult topics will get more difficult.
• practice numerical questions every day. Topics like alligation method, depression in freezing point, dose on the basis of body weight and age, and biopharmaceutics are commonly assessed in the form of numericals. Make formulae sheets or flash cards and revis regularly. if you know them by heart, problems are bound to get easy.
• NMR spectroscopy, Mass spectrometry, IR and UV have been frequently covered in the previous years’ question papers. put greater emphasis on these while preparing.
• Make your own version of notes for everything. it will be very handy for revision or in the last minute.Pharmacognosy can be understood in detail with short notes and flashcards on uses, mechanisms and unique side effects of various drugs.
• If you are lost or starting the prep late  preparation lateconcentrate on Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics, Pharm Analysis, Pharmacognosy, and Pharmaceutical chemistry (especially Organic chemistry) first and then move on to other subjects.

for books list and more tips go through:

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat-preparation-tips

hi,

see there is no age limit is applied for gpat exam, so you can also participate in gpat exam even if you are now studying in second year of m.pharma course.

the basic eligibility criteria for gpat exam is candidates need to pass b.pharma course of 4 years from a recognized university or the candidates who are in final year are also eligible to apply.

Hello Aspirant,

Manipal University takes the admission through its own entrance test MET for M.Pharma Programme. You can check the further eligibility to go through with the given below link.

https://manipal.edu/content/dam/manipal/mu/documents/Admissions/adm2020/2020%20Post%20Graduate%20(PG)%20Programs%20Eligibility%20&%20Admission%20Process.pdf

Good Luck!