GNITC Pharm.D : Fees 2026, Admission Dates, Course Duration, Eligibility

Hyderabad, Telangana

Private (Autonomous) College

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GNITC offers Pharm.D as a 6 Year Full Time program. For admission into GNITC Pharm.D, a candidate must clear Post Graduation. GNITC offers a total of 30 seats for Pharm.D .

GNITC total tutuion fees for Pharm.D in 2021 is ₹ 7.5 Lakhs for the complete course duration. Pharm.D total fee at GNITC is ₹ 7.5 Lakhs in 2021.

Course Fees

Course Duration

6 Years

Tuition Fees

1.25 Lakhs

1 Year Fees

1.25 Lakhs

Total Fees

7.5 Lakhs

Detailed Fees

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Year	1	2	3	4	5	6
Total Year Wise fees	₹1.25 Lakhs	₹1.25 Lakhs	₹1.25 Lakhs	₹1.25 Lakhs	₹1.25 Lakhs	₹1.25 Lakhs
Total Fees	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000
Tuition fees	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000

Eligibility Criteria

Aspirants seeking admission to a 4-year Full-time Pharm.D Program should meet the following criteria as specified by the institute.

Academic Requirement:

Entrance Exam:

Candidate should have passed in 10+2 examination in relevant stream or possess an equivalent qualification from a recognized board.

Entrance Exam:

Candidate should obtain at least 50% marks (45% in case of candidate belongs to reserved category) in the qualifying examination together with PGECET rank / GMAT score.

Course Details

Note

JNTUH Fee - INR 5500/-

Placement

Highest Placement	₹ 60.0 Lakhs
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Which is the best engineering college in Hyderabad among Guru Nanak, Vardhaman, BV Raju, VNR, and Malla Reddy?

Ragini Khanna

10 Nov 22

Every college is excellent and ineffective in its way. Similarly, these colleges have their advantages.

Malla Reddy is the best choice for placements.
Guru Nanak is the best choice for a college with excellent faculty, infrastructure, and hostel facilities.
Vardhaman, BV Raju is ideal for college architecture and development.
VNR is ideal for colleges with stringent rules and regulations.

It's not about the college when it comes to engineering; it's about how you learn and how much effort you put in. Colleges only teach you 10% of what you need to know; the other 90% must be learned outside of the classroom and through hard work. Any college will suffice if you have a strong interest in your program and are serious about pursuing a career in engineering.