The admission process for the 2026-27 academic session is designed to be multi-layered, ensuring that both high-performing entrance examinees and consistent school achievers have a fair pathway into the pharmacy profession. At the core of this process is the AIE CET (All India Engineering Common Entrance Test), a specialized national-level exam that assesses a student's aptitude in physics, chemistry and biology/mathematics. High rankers in the AIE CET are often prioritized for "seat allotment" in the most sought-after branches and are eligible for significant tuition fee scholarships, making it the primary route for competitive candidates.
For students who have demonstrated steady academic excellence throughout their schooling, Puran Murti Campus offers direct merit-based admission. This pathway bypasses the high-pressure environment of competitive entrance exams by evaluating a candidate's 10+2 board results. In 2026, a "Merit List" is generated based on the aggregate marks in the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) or PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) subjects. Typically, students with an aggregate of 80% or higher are fast-tracked for admission, ensuring that diligent learners from various national and state boards are recognized for their long-term dedication.
The initial step for all aspiring students is the "Enquire Now" portal on the official website. In the 2026 digital-first ecosystem, this portal acts as a personalized admission dashboard. By entering basic details such as their name, contact info, and preferred course (B.Pharma or D.Pharma), students trigger an automated counseling sequence. A dedicated academic counselor then reaches out to explain the specific fee structures, hostel availability, and document requirements, ensuring that the transition from an "enquirer" to an "applicant" is transparent and well-guided.
Following the initial inquiry, the process moves into document verification and counseling. Candidates must upload their 10th and 12th grade mark sheets, Aadhaar card, and migration certificates to the college's secure cloud server. In 2026, this is cross-verified via the National Academic Depository (NAD) to ensure authenticity. The counseling round is not just an administrative check; it includes a "Career Alignment Interview" where faculty members assess the student's genuine interest in the pharmaceutical sciences and their physical fitness for rigorous laboratory work.
Ultimately, the admission cycle concludes with the issuance of the admission letter and the payment of the first installment of fees. Once the merit or entrance scores are validated, the student receives a formal offer. To secure the seat in a high-demand field like pharmacy, students are required to complete the "Seat Confirmation" process within a specified timeframe. This holistic approach - combining entrance-based competition with merit-based inclusivity - ensures that the incoming batch of 2026 is composed of well-rounded individuals ready to meet the high ethical and technical standards of the global healthcare industry.