SuccessStories

“GATE”… a dream for all pharmacy students.

I used to consider it as an impossible dream, to be very honest. And I was
very skeptical about clearing this huge enigma in the third year itself. So
it came as a huge surprise to me when I got a 96.6 percentile in GATE
2006. And this was more surprising since I had not put in any extra
effort to answer the exam this year. So what I’m saying is GATE is not
such an unachievable goal. {josquote}Everyone has the potential to pass it.
It only needs a right combination of hardwork, systematic work and upto some
extent, luck!! {/josquote}

I, Neeraj Bipinkumar Patel, studying in B.Pharm. 6th Semester of Institute of
Pharmacy, Nirma University
of Science & Technology, achieved 99.69 percentile (557/1000) in Graduate
Aptitude Test for Engineering (GATE 2006) examination, which is the prerequisite
for admission to post graduate pharmacy courses in India. I had an All India
Rank of 44. I think this is a dream come true and it was possible because of
the inspiration of my teachers and especially my P.G. friend Pranav studying
at Bombay College of Pharmacy.

I, Nirag Shaileshkumar Shah, studying in B.Pharm. 6th Semester of Institute
of Pharmacy, Nirma University
of Science & Technology, achieved 99.27 percentile in Graduate Aptitude
Test for Engineering (GATE 2006) examination, which is the prerequisite for
admission to post graduate pharmacy courses in India. I had an All India Rank
of 105. I think I achieved this due to the close supervision of my teachers
Dr. Jagruti Patel from department of Pharmacology, Dr. Avani Amin & Ms.
Tejal Shah for Pharmaceutical Technology and Dr. Anuradha Gajjar from Pharmaceutical
chemistry and all my post graduate seniors.

I Hardik Hirabhai Patel, studying in B. Pharm 6th Semester, Institute of Pharmacy,
Nirma University of Science & Technology, I achieved 99.53 percentile (
All India rank 66) in GATE 2006 with close supervision of my teachers: Dr. Avani
F.Amin & Ms. Tejal Shah of Pharmaceutical Technology, Dr. Jagruti A. Patel
of Pharmacology, Dr. Anuradha K. Gajjar of Pharmaceutical analysis and students
of M. Pharm.