Which university is better for BPharma course among Abhilashi University and DMIHER?

Admission to the BPharma course at Abhilashi University is merit or HPCET score-based. Applicants need to apply online through the official university website. Admission at Abhilashi University is merit plus entrance exam-based, subject to the performance of the candidate. Final admission at Abhilashi University is released on verification of documents and payment of fee.

Abhilashi University provides BPharma to students who have passed Class 12 in the Science stream. At least 45% aggregate marks is a requirement, while SC/ST students require 40%. For lateral entry, a Diploma in Pharmacy from a PCI-approved college with 45% marks is required. Both options qualify students for admission in Abhilashi University BPharma.

For Abhilashi University's MSc Agriculture courses, applicants must have a BSc or BSc (Hons) in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, or Sericulture with 50% marks. Selection is on the basis of AUCET or CSKHPKV entrance exam scores. The specialisations in Plant Pathology and Entomology each have 8 seats. Abhilashi University selection is merit and entrance exam-based.

For MSc Zoology at Abhilashi University, a candidate must have a bachelor's degree with a principal subject of Zoology. A minimum of 50% aggregate in the final exam is necessary, while 45% is sufficient for SC/ST students. Apart from this, admission requires a valid AUCET score. The intake capacity for this programme at Abhilashi University is 30.

Abhilashi University provides MSc in Zoology, Agriculture-Plant Pathology, and Agriculture-Entomology. All the programmes are two-year full-time with minimal seat intake. There are 30 seats for Zoology, 8 seats for Plant Pathology, and 8 seats for Entomology. Students will also need to pass the necessary entrance exams for admission into Abhilashi University MSc programmes.