How can I get Lateral entry to 2nd year B.Pharm course at GGSIPU after completing 1st year from some other university?

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To get lateral entry into the second year of a B.Pharm program at GGSIPU after completing the first year at another university, you will need to pass diploma in pharmacy with a minimum of 50% marks, meet the eligibility criteria, and take a Common University Entrance Test or an IPU CET exam, followe

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