Is it compulsory to appear for GPAT exam to get admission for MPharma?

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    Sumit naroliya | Guide-Level 12

    2 years ago
    Yes the entrance for PG in field of pharmacy that is for M.Pharma you must face the GPAT examination.
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    Adv. Ved Vinayak Law educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel. | Contributor-Level 9

    2 years ago
    No, you do not need to pass the GPAT test in order to pursue an M.Pharma. Many private universities in India, like Amity University, Jamia Hamdard Manipal University, and others, give students the chance to pursue an M.Pharma degree without having to pass the GPAT exam. Without administering any admission exams first, they accept students under management quotas. If you pass this test, you'll be eligible to enrol in some of India's top universities that offer M.Pharma programmes. You will also receive a stipend of 12400 INR in addition to a CV that will make you stand out for greater future prospects.
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    Shivani Negi A writer who loves maths too.

    2 years ago
    No, in order to pursue M.Pharma you don't have to clear a GPAT exam. There are many private colleges in India like Amity University, Jamia Hamdard Manipal University, etc. Which offer all those an opportunity to pursue M.Pharma without qualifying a GPAT test. They take students under management quota without any prior entrance tests. In case you clear this exam you would be able to get admission in some of the best colleges in India offering M.Pharma. Aditionally you will be getting a stipend for 12400 INR along with an impressive build for your resume for much better future opportunities.

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