Gupta College of Technological SciencesAsansol, West Bengal
Academic Session 2026–27

M.Pharm Admission

Advance your pharmaceutical education at Gupta College of Technological Sciences, Asansol. GCTS offers postgraduate study in Pharmaceutics and Pharmacology, with admission governed by the current MAKAUT, Pharmacy Council of India and applicable counselling requirements.

Important: M.Pharm counselling schedules, seat matrices, merit rules and reporting instructions may be revised by MAKAUT during the admission cycle. Candidates should always follow the latest official MAKAUT and PCI notifications and confirm current availability with the GCTS admission office.
Eligibility

General M.Pharm eligibility for 2026–27

The following combines the core PCI postgraduate eligibility framework with the current MAKAUT M.Pharm admission route. Any later official notification will prevail.

01

B.Pharm qualification

Candidates should hold a B.Pharm degree from a recognised institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India, subject to the current MAKAUT admission notification.

02

Minimum marks

PCI M.Pharm regulations prescribe at least 55% aggregate in B.Pharm for the general category and 50% for SC/ST candidates, subject to applicable reservation and University rules.

03

Final-year candidates

MAKAUT's 2026 PGET information permits eligible candidates appearing in the final B.Pharm examination to apply, subject to producing the required qualifying result and documents within the prescribed timeline.

04

Pharmacy registration

Selected candidates should comply with the State Pharmacy Council registration requirement and any other document conditions prescribed under PCI/MAKAUT rules.

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Official rules take priority.

This page is a student-friendly guide. The current MAKAUT counselling notification, PCI M.Pharm regulations, University registration rules and other competent-authority instructions remain the governing documents.

Postgraduate programmes

Choose your M.Pharm specialisation.

GCTS currently presents postgraduate study in two established pharmacy specialisations. Final seat availability should be checked against the current MAKAUT/PCI-approved seat matrix for the admission session.

M.Pharm Specialisation

Pharmaceutics

Advanced study focused on dosage-form design, drug-delivery systems, formulation development, manufacturing science and research methodology.

  • Advanced formulation and drug-delivery concepts.
  • Laboratory-based postgraduate practical work.
  • Research methodology and dissertation-oriented learning.
  • Useful foundation for pharmaceutical industry, research and academia.
M.Pharm Specialisation

Pharmacology

Postgraduate study focused on drug action, experimental pharmacology, toxicology, research methods and scientific evaluation of therapeutic agents.

  • Advanced pharmacological principles and applications.
  • Practical and research-oriented postgraduate training.
  • Exposure to experimental methods and scientific analysis.
  • Useful foundation for research, industry, academics and allied fields.
Admission route

MAKAUT PGET / GPAT pathway.

MAKAUT conducts its postgraduate admission process for M.Pharm and recognises valid GPAT performance within the applicable admission framework.

1

Confirm B.Pharm eligibility

Check your degree, marks, PCI approval of the qualifying institution and required registration/documents.

2

PGET / valid GPAT

Follow the current MAKAUT PGET process or the applicable GPAT route as specified in the University's admission notification.

3

Counselling & choice filling

Participate in the current MAKAUT counselling/choice-filling process and follow the published merit, allotment and seat-matrix instructions.

4

Report to GCTS

After applicable allotment/selection, complete document verification, fees and final admission formalities as instructed by the College and University.

M.Pharm admission enquiry

Need help with postgraduate admission?

Contact the GCTS admission team for current M.Pharm seat availability, specialisation details, reporting instructions, fees and admission documents applicable at the time of enquiry.