PGIMS Rohtak Cutoff 2025: Previous Years Cut off Trends for All Courses

If you've already secured admission in MDU Rohtak B.Pharm, it's generally considered a good option you can go for it their faculty and infrastructure are also good for pharmacy education.also it has good placement record.

It might be better than waiting for PGIMS Rohtak in the second counselling unless you have a strong preference for the PGIMS environment or specifically want a more clinical focus in your B.Pharm studies PGIMS, being a medical college, might offer more opportunities for hospital-based learning and internships.

So if you want to do research then go for MDU Rohtak but if you are into clinical aspects you should consider second counselling which is not certain.

Hello,

No, Neet is not compulsory for BPT course in PGIMS ROHTAK.

You must have received at least a 50 percent grade in your 12th-grade medical (pcb) class. Following that, you must register for the 180-mark CET admission exam. You were admitted based on the university cut-off list after the exam.

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There are certain criteria that a candidate needs to fulfill in order to get admission in BPT in government college, these are:

• Candidates should have passed in 10+2 in science stream having physics, chemistry and biology as core subjects
• Candidates should have passed in 12th with minimum 50-60% marks for general category and 40-45% for students from OBC/SC/ST category.
• Candidates should have appeared for NEET as an entrance exam
• Some colleges require CET as an entrance exam

If you fulfill above mentioned criteria then you can get admission for BPT in any government college.

For more details about BPT in PGIMS read the article below,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/pt-bhagwat-dayal-sharma-post-graduate-institute-of-medical-sciences-rohtak/bpt-course

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