Hello,

The answer is a resounding YES. As we all know, D Pharmacy or B Pharmacy cannot be completed without having completed Biology in 10+2. Biology is a required topic in order to earn a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, they reasoned. Is biology a required subject to pursue these degrees in the past?

According to the new criteria, any student who does not have biology in their academic curriculum is entitled to take a pharmacy degree, whether it is a b pharm or other pharma-related study.

NIPER JEE eligibility criteria is the bare minimum qualification that a candidate must meet to be eligible to appear in the entrance exam for the master's programmer. The eligibility guidelines set by the authorities for NIPER JEE are as follows:

1. GPAT score: Aspirants must have a valid Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test 2021 (GPAT) score.

2. Qualifying degree: Candidates must possess a B.Pharm degree from a recognized university. Please note that candidates in the final year of B.Pharm are also eligible for NIPER JEE 2021.

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Greetings dear aspirant

The cutoff of NIPER JEE varies each year according to the number of candidates, number of seats, difficulty level of the question paper, etc. In the year 2019, the NIPER JEE cutoff rank was 706 for General category and 711 for reserved categories. As per their ranks and categories, candidates will be allotted to different branches of NIPER all over India. Whereas, candidates with higher ranks (roughly around 100 for unreserved and 300 for reserved categories) will be able to bag seats in more distinguished branches.

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You can have a detailed glance at everything related to NIPER JEE examination from the above given link.

Hope I've cleared all your doubts!!

All the best for your future endeavours

Greetings dear aspirant

The cutoff of NIPER JEE varies each year according to the number of candidates, number of seats, difficulty level of the question paper, etc. In the year 2019, the NIPER JEE cutoff rank was 706 for General category and 711 for reserved categories. As per their ranks and categories, candidates will be allotted to different branches of NIPER all over India. Whereas, candidates with higher ranks (roughly around 100 for unreserved and 300 for reserved categories) will be able to bag seats in more distinguished branches.

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/niper-jee-result/amp

You can have a detailed glance at everything related to NIPER JEE examination from the above given link.

Hope I've cleared all your doubts!!

All the best for your future endeavours

Greetings of the day dear aspirant

The cutoff of NIPER JEE varies each year according to the number of candidates, number of seats, difficulty level of the question paper, etc. In the year 2019, the NIPER JEE cutoff rank was 706 for General category and 711 for reserved categories (OBC, SC, ST and other reserved categories). As per their ranks and categories, candidates will be allotted to different branches of NIPER all over India. Whereas, candidates with higher ranks (roughly around 100 for unreserved and 300 for reserved categories) will be able to bag seats in more distinguished branches. With a rank around 2300, it's really hard to secure a seat. But, you can always apply to their counseling process and give it a try.

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You can have a detailed glance at everything related to NIPER JEE examination from the above given link.

Hope I've cleared all your queries!

All the best for your future career

hi,

National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Joint Entrance Exam i.e NIPERJEE  is a computer-based exam held every year for admissions in postgraduate courses in MPharm, MTech (Pharm), MBA (Pharm) and PhD in pharmacy. however students currently studying in the final year degree course program of pharmacy are eligible to apply. but at the time of admission you need to show the final mark sheet or provisional certificate.

so you must complete your 4 years b.pharma course and 8th semester exam to become eligible for admission. unless degree certificate or course is not complete you will be rejected for admission even if you qualified in niperjee exam.

hope you understand.

Hello Student

NIPER JEE means National Institute of pharmacy education and research joint entrance examination 2021 will be held in on 5th june 2021 for admission in Mtech in in pharmacy,MS/MPharm to 632 sets in in 7 different NIPER colleges. And 180 seats in PhD in pharmacy. Niper JEE exam is taken on pharmacy pharmaceuticals chemistry and biotechnology papers of 200 words the time duration for the examination is 2 hours there is negative marking of 0.25 for each incorrect answer.

Wow you have everything that your OBC NCL category is not listed in the new middle east of New Central list of reservation category. Now you will be eligible for apply to niper institutes for post graduation in pharmacy if you have completed B pharm with Gpat merit score.

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Hello,

Yes, if you have valid GPAT score you can use that GPAT score to get admission through NIPER JEE. GPAT score is valid for 3 years from the date of results announcement. So if you have qualified in GPAT 2020 you can use that score card to apply for NIPER JEE 2021. To apply for NIPER JEE you must have valid GPAT/GATE/NET score and you must have passed B.Pharm from a recognized board. You must score minimum 60% marks or 6.75 CGPA on a 10 point scale if you belong to general category, if you belong to SC/ST category you need to score minimum 55% marks or 6.25 CGPA on a 10 point scale and if you belong to PWD category you need to score minimum 50% marks for 5.75 CGPA on a 10 point scale.

Hello Aspirant,

If you belong to OBC caste, then you must fill your caste as OBC in the application form. If in case you do not feel your category as OBC then you will be treated under general category so you must ensure that you fill your category as OBC only. Some application form write it as BC but it is same as OBC. So don't get confused with both the terms.

For further information about the exam, visit:

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Good luck!