Required marks Percentage in B pharmacy
Your performance measured in the marks by testing your knowledge in form of several lab, theory internal and external examinations. You are in the B pharmacy course, it means you just completed 10th and intermediate previously. At that time, everyone is forcing you to get very good marks to improve and fulfil your future goals. It may correct in that time to get good marks because in intermediate you have marks Weight age for EAMCET(Engineeting and Agriculture Common Entrance Test) examination.
The same mentality and character will be is carry forwarded to this course also. Here we don’t have a marks weightage for GPAT examination, in this case what is required percentage of marks need to maintain? Here I will discuss you with reasons. Definitely everyone will try to get good marks, this nature is more common in above average and topper students. Toppers in the intermediate are also present in B pharmacy now because they didn’t get the seat in MBBS, BDS or Agricultural BSc in government universities/colleges (Truth to be told).
Marks percentage
General classification for percentage of marks division defined as Distinction (75% above), First class (60 to 75%), second class (50 to 60%) and Third class (35 to 50%). Opportunities wise, there is no much difference between a 90% marks student and 75% marks student. Eligibility for all of the opportunities for a b pharmacy student does not require distinction marks profile that is above 75%. Generally the eligibility criteria will be like this, for open category students it will be minimum 60% (first class), and for other categories there may an exemption, it may be given 55% in most of the cases.
Maintaining the minimum first class percentage in b pharmacy is mandatory and is suggestible for every student, irrespective of the category and reservation. Getting the distinction percentage is more than enough for any student. No need to maintain above 80% of marks like as you did in your previous studies (10th , intermediate). It won’t give you much benefit in anyway.
The best strategy to be followed in the B pharmacy is as follows
B pharmacy percentage calculated finally by adding all the marks in all semesters of 4 years. No matter in which semester you got more or less marks. They will consider your percentage as a whole. So try to concentrate on getting more marks up to the time of third year first semester. This time on wards start preparing the GPAT(Coaching will helps you a lot), you can also cover a few common subjects which is also present in your next semester academic syllabus. Concentrate on GPAT exam, which will be useful in your future a lot.
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Getting more marks involves several factors. for eg if your college supports you in the internal examinations (by giving more marks), definitely your marks percentage automatically high after final examinations. In one university, getting of 85% marks is easier than the getting of 70% marks in another university. This is true and it involves several factors, the strategy of gaining marks is varies from university to university.
For your information, here I have included some notifications, it will give you a better idea.
They have clearly mentioned B pharmacy with 70%
Here they did not mentioned any percentage requirement.
Here also they did not mentioned anything except qualification
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