Can I take admission in MMMUT BPharma without NEET?
Yes, at MMMUT, students aspiring to enrol into BPharma course are not required to present a NEET score. The admissions to the university's BPharma course are done based on marks secured in the CUET UG exam conducted by NTA. Moreover, students applying for the course must check the eligibility criter
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