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The '''Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test''' is an annual all{{nbhyph}}India examination conducted by [[All India Council for Technical Education]], New Delhi, |
The '''Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test''' is an annual all{{nbhyph}}India examination conducted by [[All India Council for Technical Education]], New Delhi, to evaluate candidates for admission of [[Pharmacy]] graduates into the Masters (M. Pharm) programmes. The results are also used to determine eligibility of students for scholarships and other financial assistance.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.aicte-gpat.in/Home/Aboutus2013.aspx|title=Registration for GPAT-2013 Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test|publisher=All India Council for Technical Education|accessdate=20 July 2013}}</ref> |
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GPAT is a computer based test of 3 hours. There are 125 questions in the paper. There is negative marking under which every wrong answer deducts 1 mark and each correct answer awards 4 marks.<ref>[http://www.pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat GPAT]</ref> |
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The Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test is an annual all‑India examination conducted by All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi, to evaluate candidates for admission of Pharmacy graduates into the Masters (M. Pharm) programmes. The results are also used to determine eligibility of students for scholarships and other financial assistance.[1]
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- ^ "Registration for GPAT-2013 Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test". All India Council for Technical Education. Retrieved 20 July 2013.