Spectrum Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

With the pharmaceutical sector constantly developing in India, a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) can be regarded as one of the degrees in popular demand for science students. To secure a seat at a top-tier pharmacy college of your preference in the Bachelor of Pharmacy course, you must clear the appropriate entrance exam. Entrance examinations for B Pharmacy admissions in India are conducted at the national and state levels, providing students with an opportunity to begin a career in the field of pharmacy. Some of the most popular B.Pharm Entrance Exams in 2026 include the CG PPHT, WBJEE, GUJCET, BITSAT, MHT-CET, CUET UG exams, and more. To be eligible for B.Pharm entrance exams in 2026, students must meet the eligibility requirements as set by the respective colleges/universities. Before applying for admissions to BPharma courses in any institute, students must review all the instructions for each B.Pharma entrance examination. 

Hussian S, M.Pharm graduate - Expert in GPAT coaching in Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh), commented “If you are strong in Mathematics, you should appear for BITSAT and NMIMS-NPAT, whereas, if you have a strong background in Biology, taking state CETs like WBJEE or OJEE will prove beneficial for you since they are in alignment with your NEET preparation.” In this article, students can go through the list of B Pharmacy entrance exams in 2026, their eligibility criteria, important dates, application process, and more.

Government Jobs After B Pharmacy: If you are planning to pursue or are currently enrolled in a B Pharmacy course, you may be curious about the government job opportunities available after graduation. With the Indian government healthcare sector poised for steady growth, B Pharm graduates can explore roles such as Pharmacist, Drug Inspector, Medical Research Associate, and Analyst, offering entry-level salaries ranging from INR 2.5 to 3.5 LPA. This article outlines the list of government jobs after B Pharmacy along with the top government exams for pharmacy graduates.

GPAT Application Form Editing 2026 Ends Today: If you have applied for GPAT 2026, today is a crucial deadline you should not miss. The GPAT Application Form Editing Window 2026 closes today, January 19, 2026, and this is your final opportunity to make corrections in your application details if your payment has been completed. The edit window is open only for applications with successful fee payment. During this period, you can modify most personal and academic details entered in your GPAT application form. However, you must note that certain fields are non-editable, including your Name, Nationality, Email ID, Mobile Number, and Test City. 

Editing of GPAT 2026 Application Form (Begins Today): The editing of GPAT 2026 application form has been activated today, January 16, 2026, on the official website nbe.edu.in. If you have already completed your GPAT 2026 registration and successfully paid the application fee, you can now log in and make necessary corrections to your submitted form. As per the official notification, the GPAT 2026 application edit window will remain open until January 19, 2026. You should note that no new applications can be registered and no fresh application fee payments are allowed during this period. 

Completed your B.Sc degree and want to pursue M.Pharm now? Many of you must be wondering if you could sit for the GPAT exam. Unfortunately, students with a B.Sc background are not eligible for GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test) since you need a B.Pharm degree for that. This is because to get a higher degree in M.Pharm, you must be familiar with core Pharmacy topics and GPAT tests your knowledge on Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics etc. A B.Sc degree does not explicitly cover all these; the course curriculum is rather aligned with Chemsitry and Biology topics, which do not match GPAT 2026 syllabus criteria. Find out more about GPAT exam eligibiity and what alternative routes one can take with a B.Sc degree.