Bachelor of Pharmacy

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CUET papers: General Aptitude Test (501), English (101), Physics (322), Chemistry (306), one of Mathematics / Applied Mathematics (319), Biology / Biological Science / Biotechnology / Biochemistry (304), Agriculture (302) — the row's mapping cell reads “General Aptitude Test English,Physics,Chemistry, Mathematics / Applied Mathematics/ Biology/ Biological Science/ Biotechnology /Biochemistry/Agricluture” and joins them so that all are required. That comes to exactly the five papers CUET (UG) lets a candidate sit. The cell comes to exactly the five papers CUET (UG) lets a candidate sit, which is what settles its commas: read any other way the row would say less than the document lists or more than the test allows. It leaves out the comma after “General Aptitude Test”. The slash chain from “Applied Mathematics” through Biology's names into “Agricluture” — the document's spelling of Agriculture — is a choice of one, which the row's own eligibility repeats as PCM/PCB/PCMB/Agriculture. The university's own requirement for this programme: 10+2 in Science stream with PCB/M