GPAT 2024: Exam Date (June 8), Application Form (OUT), Eligibility, Syllabus, Pattern

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) released a notice which mentions the date of  for GPAT 2024 in online mode on April 19, 2024. The GPAT registration 2024 was started at 3:00 PM in online mode on the same day. The last date to fill the GPAT application form is May 8, 2024, 11:55 PM. 

The GPAT complete admission process will be conducted online at the official GPAT website, natboard.edu.in. Students are advised to check the eligibility criteria before filling the application form. At this point, candidates will be given a choice to choose the GPAT test centre as per their preferences.

Earlier the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) exam dates were announced. This year's GPAT 2024 exam will be conducted on June 8, 2024.

The GPAT registration fees 2024 has been increased from previous year for Gen/OBC/EWS candidates need to pay INR 3500 while the remaining needs to pay INR 2500.  

After the GPAT registration process, NBEMS will issue GPAT 2024 admit card only for the candidates who complete the application process. Once the exam will be over, NBEMS will share a provisional GPAT 2024 answer key and later on final answer key. 

 Click on GPAT 2024 Registration Link to apply online

The MPharma entrance exam is a national-level entrance exam that will be held in online/computer-based mode. Students who will appear in the exam will only be able to check their result of GPAT on July 8, 2024.  

This year NBEMS will be the official exam-conducting body responsible for managing and organising exam-related events from registration to results, Earlier it was conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). 

The GPAT 2024 exam will be conducted in two shifts (morning and afternoon) at the designated test centers across India.  GPAT 2024 is a gateway to some of the top Pharmacy colleges in India.

Last year, as many as 68,439 candidates registered for the exam and out of the only 62,275 candidates appeared for the GPAT entrance exam. Out of them 31489 were male and 30786 female candidates. 

In this article, candidates will find detailed information about the GPAT 2024 exam, important dates, application form, admit card, exam pattern, exam analysis, results, and much more. 

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AICTE introduces career portal for 3 million students, offering fully-sponsored trip to Silicon Valley

AICTE introduces career portal for 3 million students, offering fully-sponsored trip to Silicon Valley  

In an endeavor to revolutionize the career landscape for engineering students across India, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and apna.co, a prominent job and professional networking platform, have collaboratively unveiled the 'AICTE Career Portal'. This initiative is poised to benefit over 3 million students enrolled in more than 12,000 colleges affiliated with AICTE.
Scheduled to launch on April 30, the AICTE Careers Portal aims to provide freshers and job seekers with access to employment and internship opportunities, both domestically and internationally. Additionally, it offers indispensable career planning resources, including AI-based resume building, real-time job alerts, and community engagement features, as highlighted by the council.
The launch ceremony of the AICTE Career Portal took place at the AICTE headquarters in New Delhi, with the presence of AICTE Chairman Prof TG Sitharam, Vice-Chairman Dr Abhay Jere, Member Secretary Prof Rajive Kumar, and Nimrit Parikh, Founder & CEO of Apna.co. This partnership stems from a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) inked between apna.co and AICTE in February 2024, underscoring their shared dedication to empowering individuals and fostering national progress. Against the backdrop of a dynamic employment landscape, this collaboration underscores their joint commitment to harnessing technology and enabling recruiters to seize emerging opportunities.
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GPAT fee rise serious financial burden on students, pharmacy colleges call to slash by 50%

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences’ move to increase the exam fee has upset the students as it is a financial burden on their parents. The Board conducts the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT). Pharmacy colleges have taken cognizance and called for a 50 per cent decrease in the fees.

The communique from National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences stated that for the category such as General, OBC (other backward caste) and EWS (economically weaker section), the fee levied is Rs. 3,500 against Rs. 2,000 earlier. For the SC, ST (scheduled caste/tribe) and PWD (Person with Disabilities), the fee is Rs. 2,500 against Rs. 1,000 earlier.

Pharmacy colleges pointed out that exam fee hikes can indeed pose a significant challenge. Such increases can create additional monetary problems, potentially deterring some students from pursuing their career goals. It is crucial for the authorities to consider the broader impact of such fee adjustments and work towards ensuring accessibility and affordability for aspiring professionals.

According to Dr Kaushik Devaraju, president, Karnataka Registered Pharmacists Association, the recent hike has raised eyebrows among many students, who aspire to pursue a career in pharmacy.

While we understand the need for financial sustainability and quality maintenance of such examinations, the substantial rise in fees appears disproportionate and burdensome, especially for students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Education, particularly in fields like pharmacy, should be accessible to all deserving candidates regardless of their financial status, he added.

Noting that GPAT plays a pivotal role in determining admission to esteemed pharmacy institutions, Dr Devaraju said that it is imperative that the process remains inclusive and equitable. However, the exorbitant application fee threatens to deter talented individuals from applying, thereby limiting diversity and talent within the pharmacy profession.

Chiming in on a similar tone was Prof R Raveendra, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Cauvery College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and Charter President of Indian Pharmaceutical Association of Peenya branch, who said that interactions with many students who aspire to take up GPAT exam to get their PG admission with scholarship from Pharmacy Council of India/government authorities have said the fee is expensive

They also expressed that the GPAT exam will be held as a computer-based format and with no printed question paper or answer booklet. This has cut the expenses of stationery. In view of the same, we are insisting the authority of the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences to reduce fees by 50% and help the students and lessen burden on parents as well, Prof Raveendra said.

Dr Devaraju urged the authorities responsible for arriving at this fee structure to reconsider their decision and strive for a more balanced approach that ensures accessibility without compromising the quality and integrity of the examination. Measures such as fee waivers or tiered pricing based on income could be explored to alleviate the financial burden on students while still maintaining the necessary resources for conducting the GPAT effectively.

In conclusion, it is essential to strike a balance between financial sustainability and accessibility to uphold the principles of fairness and equal opportunity in education. We hope our concerns, along with those of countless other students, will be taken into serious consideration, leading to a revision of the GPAT application fee for the betterment of aspiring pharmacists and the profession as a whole, Dr Devaraju said.

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 Source: Urdu Times 24th Apr 2024

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