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To be eligible for the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination, you must be at least 21 years old on August 1 of the exam year.

• For UPSC Prelims 2026 : You will turn 21 on July 2026, so you will be eligible to appear for the exam.

• For UPSC Prelims 2027 : You will also be eligible as you'll be over 21 by the time of the exam.

So, you can appear for both UPSC Prelims in 2026 and 2027.

whether the organisation is public or private, as well as the nation. Here are a few broad recommendations:

Government/Public Universities: In India, the average tuition prices are less, ranging from 5,000 to 50,000 for a two-year program. Universities like the University of Mumbai and Delhi University are two examples.

Private Universities: The cost of a two-year course at a private university might range from 50,000 to 2,00,000. This could apply to establishments like as Symbiosis, Christ University, and Amity University.

For precise information about the cost structure of the particular university you're interested in, visit their official we bsite.

Yes, if you "hold" a seat in the 2nd round of counselling and participate in the 3rd round, you have a chance to get a seat at a college ranked higher than the one allocated to you in the 2nd round..

as long as you choose higher options in your preference list for the 3rd round; if a better option is available, your 2nd round seat will automatically be cancelled and replaced with the new one.

The marks needed to pass the external exam in the event that a student receives no marks on the internal exam will be determined by the institution's overall pass criterion.

For instance, if the passing score for a topic is 40% overall and the total marks are divided between internal and external exams (for instance, 30% internal and 70% external):

40% of the possible points in the external exam must be earned by the student if their internal marks are zero.

Assume this:

100 total points
30 marks for the internal test
70 points for the external exam
40% is the passing percentage (40 out of 100).

Hello Gagan!

Sachin Rana's YouTube playlist (62 videos) or NS Sir's organic chemistry on the Mohit Tyagi Channel that you will follow for JEE Advanced depends on your needs and the constraints of time left for the examination.

Sachin Rana's Playlist:

• Familiarity: You've gone through topics such as GOC (General Organic Chemistry) and Isomerism; so, you might have to proceed with his YouTube videos if you feel it saves your precious time.
• Efficiency: If you are comfortable with Sachin Rana's teaching style, sticking to it can enable you to cover up the remaining material quickly and efficiently.

NS Sir's Content:

• Thouroughness and Coverage: NS Sir is very thoughtful in coverage; this could be perfect for JEE Advanced prep but may take longer (potentially up to November to complete).
• The comprehensive approach: If you want to know more, even deeper, you can find that the NS Sir tutor's content may build a stronger base.

Important factors:

• Time: If you do not have much time, you should finish with Sachin Rana.
• Learning style: Take it as you like, about your teaching style, so if you learn well through in-depth material, it is more likely that NS Sir will help you.
• Prep Level: Do you feel comfortable with the basics? If not, then what the NS Sir is saying is going to help you dig into some decent depth.

Anyways, it's about finding the right balance between depth and timeliness. Whichever you do, practice regularly and take mock tests for how much you've improved.

Thankyou!!

You should enquire with the particular colleges or institutions you are interested in to find out if there are any openings for the B. Pharma program in 2024. The state, the college, and the particular admissions procedure (counselling, entrance examinations, etc.) can all affect the availability of seats.

For comprehensive seat information, you can also verify the most recent updates from state-level counselling, official websites, or admission exam portals (such GPAT, NEET, etc.).

Hi Nagendra,

You need to go through following step if you want to get admission in B.Pharma-

1. ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA :

• You need to  fulfil the eligibility criteria before taking admission in B.pharma.
• You need to score a minimum marks in you 10th and 12th class as specified by the university or college.

2. ENTRANCE EXAM :

• Institutions ask for some specific entrance exams.
• Some of them are GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test)
• Look for entrance exams which are demanded by the college you want.

3. APPLICATION PROCESS :

• Apply to the colleges you’re interested in. This may involve filling out an online application form and submitting necessary documents, such as:
  • 10th and 12th-grade mark sheets
  • Identity proof
  • Passport-sized photographs

4. COUNSELING PROCESS :

• After the results are announced of the entrance exams, you will have to apply for counselling so that you can fill your preferred college on the basis of your rank in the entrance exam.

5. DOCUMENT VERIFICATION : If you’re selected, you’ll need to submit your documents for verification.

6. ADMISSION FEE : Pay the admission fee as required by the institution.

7. START CLASSES :  You can start your classes when the admission process is done.

Hope you got the answer to your question. we wish you all the best!

Yes, you can pursue B. Pharma online through numerous universities offering distance or online learning programs. But keep in mind that practical experience is very important in pharmacy, thus you may be required by some schools to participate in in-person lab or practical sessions. Here's how to approach it:

1. How to Study B. Pharma Online: Do Your Research: Find recognised colleges that provide B. Pharma online or through distance learning. Make sure the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) has authorised them.

Application: Submit your application online at the university. Academic transcripts, admission exam results, and other pertinent documentation may be required.

Entrance Exams: While some colleges may provide direct admission based on merit, others may require you to pass entrance ex ams.

Hi Vivek,

Please follow the following steps to prepare for CAT exam ;

1.) GET INFORMATION ABOUT THE EXAM PATTER :

• Gather information about the types of questions and sections aske din the exams like - Quantitative Ability (QA), Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC).

2.) PREPARE A STUDY PLAN :

• Prepare a proper time table and follow it by heart.
• Give time to all types of questions equally.
• Set your daily goals.

3.) BOOKS :

• You can take suggestion about books from your teachers who give CAT coaching.
• Recommended books from my side are -
• A- Quantitative Aptitude for CAT by Nishit Sinha
• B- How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT by Meenakshi Upadhyay

4.) PRACTICE REGULARLY :

• Solve previous year question paper.
• Give mock tests by setting time.
• Analyze your mistakes and work on them.

5.) Enhance Reading Skills : For VARC, read newspapers, magazines, and novels to improve your reading speed and comprehension skills.

6.) JOIN COACHING OR ONLINE COURSE : If you need mentorship then you can join coaching or online courses. Else you can go for self study.

7.) STAY UPDATED : Follow the latest exam notifications and changes in pattern or syllabus.

8. STAY POSITIVE AND CONSISTANT :  Just focus on your daily goals. Don't take stress.

Hope this helped you. ALL THE BEST!

Hello Sreya!!

Indian students wanting to pursue a B. Pharm can sit for entrance exams such as NEET, MHT CET, BVP CET, WBJEE, or GPAT as per specific state and college requirement. Entrance tests check your knowledge in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics.

Please refer to the entrance requirement details of Kalyani Global College as they would have specified entrance requirements applicable to their institute itself or accept scores from one of the above-mentioned National or State-level entrance examinations. All details can be obtained by simply visiting their website or contacting their admission office.