Pharma Education on the Rise: Telangana Witnesses 96% Seat Fill-Up in TG EAPCET 2025

Pharmaceutical education in Telangana has witnessed an unprecedented revival this year. As many as 96 per cent of the total seats in government and private colleges put together got filled in the final round of TG EAPCET 2025 counselling for B.Pharm seats under the BiPC category. Of about 8,900 seats available in 124 colleges, the admission of 8,560 candidates was successfully allotted to aspiring pharmacy students.

Improvement in admissions proves that more students are aware of promising career opportunities in pharmacy and allied healthcare courses. This demand was not restricted to B.Pharm alone as the Pharm D courses too saw nearly full occupancy with a fill rate of 99.35%. Other programs that saw full allotments of seats were biomedical engineering and biotechnology, whereas pharmaceutical engineering remained popular with only a few vacant seats.

More than 71,000 candidates have qualified in the TG EAPCET BiPC stream this year. Over 15,000 candidates exercised web options for seats, with a robust 96.67% of around 11,000 total BiPC-related seats filled in diverse health science disciplines. The high demand indicates an increase in interest on the part of students in life sciences and healthcare education, wherein many job opportunities are opening in research, clinical pharmacy, manufacturing, and regulation.

Even today, government and university colleges in Telangana remain the first preference among students due to their quality education, modern infrastructure, and affordable fee structure that would ensure successful careers in the pharma industry. That was made possible by proactive educational institutions in the state, coupled with comprehensive counseling.

Students who were allotted seats should do the online self-reporting and physical reporting in colleges immediately to secure their admissions. Experts say this resurgence of pharmacy education enrollment can strengthen the state's health care ecosystem and the pharmaceutical industry workforce in the near future. With Telangana becoming a hub for pharmaceutical education, the encouraging seat fill-up in TG EAPCET 2025 has marked a new chapter in the commitment of the state toward nurturing skilled healthcare professionals for India's future.