Which institute is best for BPharm course among SRM IST Ghaziabad, IIMT Greater Noida and Amity Noida?

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When choosing the best institute to pursue the BPharm course between SRM IST Ghaziabad, IIMT Greater Noida, and Amity University Noida, several factors must be included. SRM IST Ghaziabad provides an average balance along with modern infrastructure and exposure to research opportunities at moderate fees. Amity Noida is famous in Delhi NCR as Amity University is a global university and has campuses in other countries too. Resulting, a degree from a well-reputed university can be beneficial to many students. On the other hand, IIMT Greater Noida was established in the year 1994, and it is an affordable private college for Pharmacy and ot

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