National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) provide admission to Master’s & PhD Program through NIPER Joint Entrance Exam for Master’s & PhD Admission (NIPER JEE).

Every year Post Graduates Admissions to NIPER-Hyderabad will be through NIPER JEE and not directly through NIPER-Hyderabad

Important Dates 2016

Date of Commencement of Online Registration: 25th April 2016 (Monday)
Last Date for Online Registration: 13th May 2016 (Friday)
Date of NIPER JEE Exam: 12th June 2016 (Sunday)

Programs Offered
The exam is scheduled to be held on 12th June 2016 for granting admission into the following courses:

Master of Science (MS) in Pharmacy (2 years)
[Dept.: Medical Chemistry, Natural Products, Traditional Medicine, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmacology & Toxicology; Regulatory Toxicology; Pharmaceutics; Biotechnology; Pharmacoinformatics]

Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) (2 years)
[Dept.: Pharmaceutical Technology (Formulations); Pharmacy Practice; Clinical Research]

Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Pharmacy
[Dept.: Pharmaceutical Technology (Process Chemistry); Pharmaceutical Technology (Biotechnology)]

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Pharmacy (2 years)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) (4 years)
[Department: Medicinal Chemistry; Pharmaceutical Analysis; Pharmacology and Toxicology; Pharmaceutics; Pharmaceutical Technology (Process Chemistry)]

Eligibility Criteria

One must have Bachelor or Master Degree in respective discipline

One must have at least achieved 60% or 6.75 GPA (55% or 6.25 for SC/ST candidates and 50% or 5.75 GPA for PH candidates) aggregate marks in the qualifying exam

One is also required to possess a valid GATE or NET or GPAT score.

Selection Procedure
One is selected on the basis of their performance in the NIPER Joint Entrance Exam (NIPER JEE) conducted by the Institute

Paper Pattern
The duration of the exam is of 2 hours; the question paper will consist of 200 multiple objective choice questions; the level of questions will be of B.Pharm & M.Sc (relevant field)

Negative marking will be done for wrong answers in the written test; as much as 25% of marks will be deducted for each wrong answer.