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:
Eligibility
: To be eligible for non-GPAT admission, you usually need to have completed a B.Pharm degree with the requisite minimum marks.
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.
Application Process
: The application must be submitted online, along with the necessary documents. There may be a processing fee involved.
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.
