National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Joint Entrance Exam
The National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Joint Entrance Examination, known as NIPER JEE, is a national level entrance test for admission to the postgraduate programmes of the NIPER institutes, which are institutes of national importance under the Department of Pharmaceuticals. It is taken by…
National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Joint Entrance Exam eligibility
Candidates for the postgraduate programmes are generally expected to hold a bachelor degree in pharmacy, or in the case of some specialisations a degree in a related science, technology or medical discipline, from a recognised institution, with the accepted list of qualifying degrees differing by programme. A valid national level fellowship or graduate aptitude score has in several years been required or given weight for particular streams, so candidates should check what the current brochure asks for. Candidates awaiting final results may apply subject to producing proof of completion before admission.
Minimum marks or grade point requirements, category relaxations, age conditions and the exact qualifying degree list appear only in the official NIPER JEE information brochure for that year.
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