Can I do B.Pharma without appearing in any entrance exam?

<p>The minimum aggregate score for applicants to LPU's B.Pharm. programme is 90% in 10+2 (English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Math) or its equivalent. Alternatively, candidates must pass the qualifying LPUNEST with at least 60% of the possible points in their 10+2 (English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Math) or its equivalent. The four-year undergraduate B.Pharmacy curriculum, which has been approved by PCI, is required to earn a license as a pharmacist.<br><br>Students having a 90% aggregate mark or better in 10+2 with necessary courses are eligible for direct admission to the B.Pharm programme and do not need to take the LPUNEST test. Those with less than 90% in 10+2 must pass the LPUNEST test and acquire the required percentage in mandatory topics to meet the eligibility requirements.<br><br>For more information, you can visit the LPU official website.</p>

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<p>Students with a 90% aggregate mark or higher in 10+2 with mandatory subjects are eligible for direct admission to the B.Pharm programme and are exempt from the LPUNEST exam. Those with less than 90% in 10+2 must qualify the LPUNEST exam and achieve the required percentage in mandatory subjects to meet the eligibility criteria. <br><br>Applicants for the B.Pharm. programme at LPU must have a minimum of 90% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Maths) or equivalent. Alternatively, applicants must score a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Maths) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST. The B.Pharmacy programme is a four-year undergraduate course approved by PCI and is necessary for obtaining licensure as a pharmacist. <br><br>It provides students with the necessary skills for employment in various pharmaceutical settings, including industry, clinical environments, drug control organizations, as well as in education and research sectors.</p>

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<p>Students with a 90% aggregate mark or higher in 10+2 with mandatory subjects are eligible for direct admission to the B.Pharm programme and are exempt from taking the LPUNEST exam. Students who score less than 90% in 10+2 must qualify the LPUNEST exam and achieve the required percentage in mandatory subjects to fulfill the eligibility criteria.<br><br>Applicants for the B.Pharm. programme at LPU must have a minimum of <strong>90% aggregate marks in 10+2</strong> (with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Maths) or equivalent. Alternatively, applicants score minimum of&nbsp;<strong>60% aggregate marks</strong> in 10+2 (with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Maths) or equivalent, subject to <strong>qualifying LPUNEST</strong>. <br><br>The B.Pharmacy programme is a four-year undergraduate course<strong> approved by PCI </strong>and is necessary for obtaining licensure as a pharmacist. It provides students with the necessary skills for employment in various pharmaceutical settings, including industry, clinical environments, drug control organizations, as well as in education and research sectors.</p>

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<p>No, it can be quite difficult for you to pursue B Pharma without appearing for any entrance exam as most of the colleges do require the students to pass entrance exams like NEET, MHT CET, CUET, UPTAC, Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, TS EAMCET, etc.</p>

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