What is the education wise qualification to appear in GAT (PGP) exam?

The GAT (PGP) syllabus is important to complete to pass the exam. Pharmaceutical Analysis & Quality Assurance section includes Fundamentals of Pharmaceutical Analysis, Acid-Base Titrations, Oxidation-Reduction Titrations, Complexometric Titrations, Non-Aqueous Titrations, Potentiometry, Conductometry, Polarography, and Amperometry.

Candidates should thoroughly study the GAT (PGP) 2025 syllabus, focusing on undergraduate pharmacy topics. Practicing with previous years' question papers, mock tests, and sample papers is recommended. Creating a structured study plan, revising regularly, and referring to standard textbooks like “Concept of Physics” by HC Verma for foundational clarity can enhance preparation.

The topics which are included in the syllabus of GAT (PGP) 2025, Physical Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Pharmacy Practice, Pharmaceutical Technology, Biological Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Bioavailability, and Bioequivalence. Applicants are advised to complete the syllabus on time. 

No, all the applicants who filled out the application form of GAT (PGP) must note that the exam is being conducted in Computer Based Test (CBT) mode. Students are advised to check the syllabus and exam pattern details before appearing in the exam. 

Students who are planning to appear in GAT (PGP) exam are advised to check the total number of questions which will be asked in the exam. There will be a total of 100 questions in the GAT (PGP) exam.  

Candidates who will appear in the exam must note that there will be negative marking in the GAT (PGP) exam.