GPAT 2008 Solved Paper

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Wow, a 3745 rank in GPAT is pretty impressive - congrats on that! As for your chances at Andhra University in Visakhapatnam for M.Pharmacy, that's an interesting question.

Given that you're from the SVU region and have a solid GPAT rank, I'd say you've got a decent shot. But you know how these things can be - it really depends on the competition this year and the number of seats available.

Have you checked out Andhra University's website or contacted their admissions office? They might have more specific info on cut-offs from previous years, which could give you a better idea.

If you'd like, I can try to dig up some more details about their M.Pharmacy program and admission process. Just let me know if that would be helpful. And hey, don't stress too much - with that GPAT rank, I'm sure you'll land a good spot somewhere!

Is there anything else you'd like to know about Andhra University or other M.Pharmacy options in the region?

With a GPAT rank of 2157, securing a seat in JNTUH M.Pharm Pharmacology might be challenging, especially for the general category. However, your TS PGECET rank of 79 can be advantageous if you belong to a reserved category.

To make an informed decision:

1. Check Cutoffs: Look at previous year cutoffs for both GPAT and TS PGECET for JNTUH M.Pharm Pharmacology.
2. Consider Reservations: If you belong to a reserved category, your TS PGECET rank can significantly improve your chances.
3. Explore Other Options: If the chances seem low, consider other colleges or specializations within pharmacy.

Ultimately, participating in both counseling processes (GPAT and TS PGECET) would be advisable to explore all possibilities.

Remember, cutoff ranks can fluctuate yearly, so stay updated with the latest information.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

With a rank of 1400 in TSPGECET and a GPAT qualification, you have a fair chance of securing a seat in OU or JNTU, especially given the preference often given to GPAT-qualified candidates. Your category and the number of seats available will further influence your chances, so be proactive in the counseling process and keep track of all updates.

You can refer to the following article for expected cutoffs  :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-pgecet-cutoff

Hope it helps you!

Hy,

Yes, you can apply for admission through the non-GPAT route for M.Pharm programs at various colleges, provided there are vacant seats after the GPAT candidates have been accommodated. Here's how it typically works:

1. Eligibility : To be eligible for non-GPAT admission, you usually need to have completed a B.Pharm degree with the requisite minimum marks.

2. Entrance Exam : Non-GPAT candidates are often required to take an entrance exam conducted by the respective institution. This exam may include multiple-choice questions aligned with the GPAT format.

   
   

3. Application Process : The application must be submitted online, along with the necessary documents. There may be a processing fee involved.

   
   

4. Counseling and Merit List : After the entrance exam, a merit list will be prepared for non-GPAT candidates based on their performance. Admission will then be offered according to this merit list.

   
   

Here's a breakdown of your M.Pharm admission chances at BK Modi College, Rajkot:

• GPAT Score: A score of 164/500 might be on the lower side for securing admission in competitive M.Pharm programs, especially for the UR category. However, the exact cutoff for BK Modi College can vary depending on factors like:

  • Availability of seats
  • Difficulty level of the entrance exam (if applicable)
  • Number of applicants with higher scores (including EWS category)

• EWS Certificate: Having an EWS certificate can be beneficial.  Since you didn't mention an entrance exam requirement for BK Modi, EWS reservation could increase your chances of admission if seats are available in that category.

Here's what you can do:

1. Check BK Modi College's Admission Process:

   • Visit their official website or contact the admissions office to inquire about the specific admission process for M.Pharm programs.
   • Find out if there's a separate entrance exam or if GPAT scores are considered solely.
   • Ask about the cut-off marks for UR and EWS categories  (past year's data might be helpful).

2. Consider Other Colleges: Research other colleges in Kerala or nearby states that accept GPAT scores for M.Pharm admissions. Explore their cut-offs and admission criteria to broaden your options.

Remember:

• While a lower GPAT score might make securing admission in BK Modi challenging, the EWS certificate can be an advantage. Don't lose hope, explore all possibilities.

hope this helps you!!

Hey,

Congratulations on your rank and GPAT score!

With a rank of 400 in AP PGECET and a GPAT score of 83%, you have a good chance of securing a seat in an M.Pharmacy program, especially at institutions like SV University (Sri Venkateswara University).

Here’s how your chances look:

1. AP PGECET Rank : A rank of 400 is generally considered competitive. SV University typically admits students based on their ranks in AP PGECET, so you should check their specific cut-off ranks from previous years to get a better idea.

2. GPAT Score : An 83% in GPAT is quite strong and can enhance your chances significantly. Some universities and colleges consider GPAT scores for admission or as a part of the selection criteria, and having a good GPAT score can make you a preferred candidate.

Action Steps :

• Check SV University’s Admission Criteria : Look at their specific requirements for the M.Pharmacy program. They may have a combination of AP PGECET rank and GPAT score requirements.
• Contact the University : Reach out to SV University’s admissions office for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding cut-offs and eligibility.
• Consider Other Options : While SV University is a good choice, also consider other institutions where your rank and GPAT score might be competitive.

Good luck with your admissions process!

Yes, your 2023 GPAT scorecard is eligible for M.Pharm admissions in 2024.

The GPAT score is valid for three years. This means you can use your 2023 score to apply to M.Pharm programs in 2024, 2025, and 2026. However, it's important to note that the cut-offs for admission might change each year, so a good score in 2023 might not guarantee admission in 2024.

If you believe your score in 2024 will be significantly better, you can use that score instead. Ultimately, the decision of which score to use depends on your confidence in improving your performance and the specific admission criteria of the colleges you're targeting.

hope this helps you!!

Hello Harsh,

Based on the information available, with a GPAT rank of 3310, you have a chance of getting admission to the M.Pharm program at SGSITS (Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science), Indore. The cutoff ranks can vary each year based on the number of applicants and their scores, but typically, GPAT scores around your rank have been considered for admissions in the past.

SGSITS offers two specializations in M.Pharm: Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Industrial Pharmacy, each with a seat intake of 15. Admission is based on GPAT scores followed by the counseling process organized by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) of Madhya Pradesh.

You can refer to the following articles for more details :-

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/shri-govindram-seksaria-institute-of-technology-and-science-indore/admission

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/shri-govindram-seksaria-institute-of-technology-and-science-indore/courses/mpharma-idpg

Hope it helps you !

Hello there,

With a rank of 4568 in GPAT 2024, getting a seat in M.Pharm at Sri Padmavathi Mahila Viswa Vidyalayam (SPMVV) might be challenging but not impossible. SPMVV, being a reputed institution, typically has competitive cut-offs, which may vary each year based on the number of applicants and their ranks.

You should check the previous years' cut-off ranks for M.Pharm at SPMVV to get an idea of your chances. Additionally, contacting the university's admission office directly could provide more accurate information for the current year.

Hello Aspirant , Hope your doing great . As per your query , regarding for what college your asking the cut off for m pharmacy.