Are GPAT qualified students eligible for MBA in pharmaceutical management from Rayat and Bahra Institute of Management?

MSU Baroda accepts the GPAT Cutoff for admission to the MPharma course. Students who want admission at this university for its MPharma programme need to attain valid GPAT cutoff for successful enrolment at the institute. The GPAT Cutoff was released for all categories under the All India and Home State quota. 

For the General HS quota, the cutoff in the last round ranged from 3010018 to 3010088, wherein, M.Pharm. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry was the most sought-after course for this category. For more details, candidates can click here. 

Applicants who appeared in the GPAT exam or those who are planning to appear in the exam must have a basic idea about the GPAT cutoff marks 2025. The GPAT 2025 Cutoff Data Table is given below:

Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research considers GPAT scores for admission to MPharm programme. However, it is not mandatory to have GPAT score. Aspirants are also allotted seat based on their qualifying exam marks. However, the first preference is given to GPAT-qualified candidates. For MPharm, 15% of the total seats are filled by non-Delhi aspirants with a valid GPAT score. Rest 85% is filled by graduates passed out from Delhi colleges/ universities with a valid GPAT score.

Yes, students can get scholarship based on their GPAT score under Pradhan Mantri Scholarship for Pharmacy Post Graduate Studies offered by PCI. The scholarship is offered to MPharm student who have qualified GPAT. A scholarship of INR 12,400 per month is offered to selected students for 24 months.

No, GPAT scores are not compulsory to get admission into the MPharm course at Poona College of Pharmacy. Because the college also accepts relevant BV-PHARMPG scores. Therefore, candidates with scores in any of the entrance exams from these two can get admission into the MPharm course. Thus, GPAT is one of the accepted entrance exams for admission to the MPharm course. However, it is not compulsory.