GPAT Cut Off 2024 Out, Check Category Wise Cut Off for Pharmacy

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has declared the GPAT Cut Off 2024 at its official website for the candidates who appeared in the entrance exam conducted for admission into the MPharma course by August 02, 2024. The GPAT Cut Off 2024 has been released by the universities/colleges separately as per their admission criteria in participation with the NBEMS. The cut off list containing the minimum marks required by an applicant to claim admission has been released by the authorities ans the cut off list along with the previous year’s cut off is shared below in the article.

GPAT Cut Off 2024 Out

The GPAT Cut Off is a parameter that the applicants have to pass in order to get admission to their preferred institution. The GPAT Cut Off has been prepared by the authorities after analyzing multiple factors like the scores of candidates in the GPAT 2024, availability of seats for admission, difficulty level of exam, and many others. The authorities released the GPAT Cut Off 2024 online at https://natboard.edu.in/ to ensure its availability and accessibility for every candidate easily. Based on the cut off parameter the candidates will be able to apply for the GPAT Counselling 2024.

GPAT Cut Off 2024 for Pharmacy

As the GPAT Result 2024 has been announced, the GPAT Cut Off 2024 for Pharmacy is 240 – 250 for general category, 210 – 220 for EWS, 190 – 220 for OBC, and 160 – 170 for SC/ST category. This year, the Cut Off mark is higher than that of previous years and the reason behind this is the number of applicants has increased from previous years and the marks gained by candidates have also increased impacting the Cut Off bar. The table below contains the Cut Off of GPAT 2024. Check the table:

GPAT Previous Year Cut Off

Since the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test or GPAT Cut Off 2024 is yet to be declared, therefore, we are sharing here the previous year GPAT Cut Off Minimum Qualifying marks 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020 & so on. The Minimum Qualifying Score is the minimum mark needed to clear the MPharma Entrance Exam. The table below contains the GPAT Cut Off of the previous year. Since the GPAT Cut Off 2024 hasn’t been announced yet, let’s have a look at the previous year’s cut off.

GPAT Cut Off 2023

For year 2023, the GPAT Cut Off for general (96.18), for OBC (90.57), for SC (77.10), for ST (57.74), and for EWS (90.16). Check the GPAT Cut Off 2023 for all the categories discussed here.

GPAT Cut Off 2022

For year 2022, there was about 23,104 candidates from OBC category cleared the GPAT Cut Off. Check the complete GPAT 2022 cut off here.

GPAT Cut-Off 2021

Candidates can check the complete table that has been shared in the article below to check GPAR Cutoff Marks for the year 2021.

GPAT Cut Off 2020

The table below contains the GPAT Cut Off of 2020. Check the table:

Yearwise GPAT Cutoff scores

Below we have tabulated the complete year-wise GPAT Cut Off scores.

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Factors Affecting GPAT Cut off 2024

The Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test [GPAT] 2024 Cut-off marks are influenced by several factors each year. These factors collectively determine the GPAT cut-off each year.

1. Number of Applicants: A higher number of applicants usually leads to a higher cut-off.
2. Difficulty Level of the Exam: If the exam is more difficult, the cut-off might be lower, and vice versa.
3. Number of Available Seats: The total number of seats available in the participating institution also impacts the cut-off. More seats can lead to a lower cut-off.
4. Category of the Candidates: Different categories [General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.] have different cut-offs.
5. Previous Year Cut-Off Trends: Trends from previous years can influence the current year’s cut-off.
6. Reservation Policies: Government reservation policies for different categories can impact the cut-off scores.

GPAT Passing Marks 2024

The GPAT Passing Marks 2024 are yet to be announced by the authorities till that we have crafted tentative marks required by the candidates. Check the table below:

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