D.Pharmacy eligibility 2026

The shortest possible answer: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics, with at least 35–50% (state-dependent). No NEET. No CET in the management quota.

Who is eligible

You qualify if all of the following are true:

• You have completed 10+2 from a board recognised by the state board of pharmacy (CBSE, ICSE, state boards all qualify).
• Your stream is PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) or PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Maths). Some states accept Computer Science instead of Maths.
• You scored ≥ 35% in PCB/PCM aggregate. NAAC A-grade colleges set their own bar (often 50–60%).
• You'll be at least 17 years old by 31 December of the admission year.

Required documents

1. 1
   10+2 marksheet (provisional or final)

   Original + 2 photocopies for verification day.
2. 2
   10th marksheet

   For age proof — birth certificate also accepted.
3. 3
   Transfer Certificate

   From your last attended school.
4. 4
   Migration Certificate

   Required if your 10+2 board is outside the admission state.
5. 5
   Aadhaar / PAN

   ID proof. Aadhaar preferred — links to fee-payment receipts.
6. 6
   Caste / income certificate

   Only if you're applying under reserved category or fee waiver.
7. 7
   Passport photographs

   6 recent (not older than 6 months).

State-by-state percentage minimums

The PCI sets a national floor of 35%. Individual states tighten it for government and aided seats:

Numbers above are for general category. SC/ST/OBC have a 5–10% relaxation in most states.

Frequently asked

Next steps

If you tick all four boxes above, you're eligible. The next decisions are which college, what fees, and how to apply. Use the colleges directory to filter by state, fees, and NAAC grade.