Avanthi Institute of Pharmaceuticals Sciences, Cherukupally Admission 2025: Dates, Registration, Fees, Eligibility

Avanthi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Cherukupally (AIPS) offers pharmaceutical education at the highest standards. Thus, AIPS admissions for pharmacy candidates are purely on a merit basis giving an equal platform for aspiring pharmacists.

The AIPS admission cycle follows the academic calendar and announces the call for applications some months before the start of each new academic year. Admission to undergraduate courses is generally through AP EAMCET (Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test) conducted by APSCHE.

The institution accepts GPAT or AP PGECET for admission into the master's programs. Each program has different eligibility requirements. For B.Pharma, the student must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology. For M.Pharma, eligibility requires a B.Pharm or equivalent degree recognized as such by the UGC for admission.

Application Process

AIPS has different application processes depending on the program:

1. For B. Pharma:
i. AP EAMCET taken.
ii. Scoring a minimum score required by AIPS.
iii. Application through the centralized procedure of APSCHE.
iv. If the candidate has been randomly selected, completing the admission in AIPS by document verification and payment of fees.

2. For M. Pharma:

i. Entrance test taken: GPAT/AP PGECET.
ii. AIPS application with entrance test result.
iii. Listed candidates may be called for further rounds of selection, if any.
iv. Complete the M P admission procedure by document handing in and fee payment.

3. For Pharm.D; Pharm.D Post Baccalaureate:

i. The eligibility criterion checks on the AIPS website.
ii. Institute-specific admission or through some admission port.
iii. Attend entrance examination/institute-specific interview if applicable.
iv. Formalization of Admission if selected.

Degree-Wise Admission Process

B.Pharma: For entry into the B-Pharma program at AIPS, one requires to qualify in the AP EAMCET. Admission is based on merit and eligibility as per the standards set by APSCHE for the 100 seats available in the program. There are limited seats available under the management quota as well.

M.Pharma: AIPS offers M.Pharma in various specializations like Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance, Pharmaceutical Technology, and Pharmacology, with each specialization being able to accommodate 15 seats. Admissions are based on GPAT or AP PGECET scores. The candidate should hold a B Pharm or an equivalent degree recognized by the UGC.

For Pharm.D: The Doctor of Pharmacy course at AIPS has a capacity of 30 seats. However, there is no clear indication of how admission to this course is granted; it is thus assumed that it is by entrance tests or academic merit.

Pharm.D Post Baccalaureate: This has a capacity of 10 seats. Although specific details concerning admissions procedures are generally not mentioned, it is usually for B Pharm graduates involving either an entrance examination or merit-based selection.

Commonly Required Documents for Admission: Admission could be secured with scores in extracurriculum tests such as: 

• AP EAMCET; GPAT; and AP PGECET
• Relevant attestation from the institution
• Transfer and conduct certificates
• Other than the above documents required for most cases are those related to caste certificate (if applicable) 
• Recent passport-size photographs