GTU throws out 13 pharma colleges from admission process

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Ahmedabad Mirror reports that, Gujarat Technological University (GTU) has barred 13 pharmacy colleges from participating in counselling process of Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC) by declaring them as "no admission zones". Seven of these 13 colleges neither have a principal nor a director. Three colleges have submitted a request for closure of the course and five do not have necessary approvals from GTU or Pharmacy Council of India (PCI).
 
COLLEGES OUT OF ADMISSION PROCESS
  • Atmiya Pharmacy College, Ankodia.
  • BS Patel Pharmacy College, Saffrony, Mehsana.
  • GHB Pharmacy College, Aniyad.
  • I K Patel College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Himmatnagar.
  • Nilamben Manubhai Padalia Pharmacy College, Navapura, Ahmedabad.
  • Saraswati School of Pharmacy, Ranela, Mehsana.
  • Radhe School of Pharmacy and Bio-research Institute, Hirpur, Vijapur.
  • Shree Swaminarayan College of Pharmacy, Kalol.
  • SS Institute of Pharmaceutical Education Research, Hadala, Rajkot.
  • Shri Savaram College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Surendranagar.
  • RH College of Pharmacy, Dahemi, Anand.
  • Akshar-Preet Institute of Pharmacy, Jamnagar.
  • LB Rao College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Khambhat.
 

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