Nehru Memorial College of Pharmacy, Hanumangarh: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Nehru Memorial College of Pharmacy (NMCP) situated at Hanumangarh, Rajasthan. The college caters to specialized learning in pharmaceutical science education and is registered by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). NMCP has an established admission process to its pharmacy programs. The admission process is based on a merit-based selection process that is transparent and free of any bias.

Admissions to NMCP have most often taken place through RUHS, Jaipur, and most usually through the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences for both D.Pharm and B.Pharm courses. This means college is part of Rajasthan Centralised Admission, which modality ensures that all candidates enjoy the most unbiased and standardized admission process.

Admission into the NMCP usually follows the academic calendar, which means it is usually around that time when the admission process starts in the months preceding the academic year. Therefore, prospective applicants are advised to keep an eye on the RUHS website and the official college website for communications regarding application deadlines and important dates.

Application Process

The admission to Nehru Memorial College of Pharmacy involves several steps, which are as follows:

1. Candidates should initially register with the Rajasthan Centralised Admission conducted by RUHS, Jaipur. This involves applying for both D.Pharm and B.Pharm courses.

2. During the admissions window provided, applicants are to fill out the online application form from the RUHS website. It is imperative that all information be truthful, with all documents uploaded.

3. Payment of the application fee is mandatory to complete the application process. The amount of fees and payment methods will be specified at RUHS portal.

4. Subsequently, after the last date for application, RUHS processes all applications and declares a merit list based on the required academic performance of candidates on the qualifying (10+2 or equivalent) examination.

5. Thereafter, counseling sessions are held by RUHS where offered seats at various pharmacy colleges, including NMCP, are allotted based on merit rank and preferences.

6. A student who is allotted a seat at NMCP must report to the college with the specified set of documents for verification and approval of admission within the stipulated time.

7. For seats that are available after the centralized admission process, NMCP may institute an independent admission process that will be based on merit while adhering to the provisions in the eligibility criteria.

Degree-wise Admission Process

D. Pharma: The intake for D. Pharma program offered by NMCP is approved at 60 seats. This two-year courses admission is through the Rajasthan Centralized Admission for Diploma (D. Pharm) courses conducted by RUHS, Jaipur. After qualifying through the centralized admission, candidates are selected based on merit shown in academic performance during qualifying examination.

B. Pharm: The Bachelor of Pharmacy program has been structured for 4 years under the undergraduate courses in NMCP. Though the approved intake for B. Pharm is not specified, admission procedure follows the same as D. Pharm and will be completed through RUHS centralized admission system, Jaipur. The candidates are required to participate in the Rajasthan Centralized Admission for B. Pharm courses.

Both the programs have the authority to fill the vacant or dropout seats (allocated but not reported) based on merit. This is a transparent process in accordance with all eligibility criteria set by the regulatory bodies.

The documents required during the admission process usually include:

• Mark sheets and certificates for the 10th and 12th standards.
• Transfer certificate from the last institution attended.
• Character certificate.
• Migration certificate (if applicable).
• Caste certificate (reserved category candidates).
• Domicile certificate.
• Passport-size photographs-taken recently.
• Any other documents specified by RUHS or NMCP.