GPAT 2025 result declared at natboard.edu.in; 4,714 candidates qualify for MPharm admissions, scholarships
Vikas Kumar Pandit | June 25, 2025 | 04:55 PM IST | 2 mins read
The GPAT 2025 final answer key is out with the result. Five questions are found incorrect and all candidates get full marks. One answer key is corrected and marks are given to those who choose the revised correct answer.
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has declared the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) 2025 result today, June 25. According to official notice, a total of 47,142 candidates appeared for the test, of whom 4,714 have qualified. Eligible candidates can download the GPAT 2025 result through the official website at natboard.edu.in.
Out of the total 4,714 qualified candidates, 662 are from the general category, 828 belong to the economically weaker sections (EWS), 2,074 are from the other backward classes–non-creamy layer (OBC-NCL) as per the central list, 789 are from the scheduled castes (SC), and 361 are from the scheduled tribes (ST).
The GPAT 2025 scorecards, mentioning cut-off scores, percentiles and ranks, will be available for download from July 4. The scorecard will remain available on the NBEMS website for six months from the date of upload. The validity of the scorecard is three years.
GPAT 2025 Final Answer Key: Five questions dropped, one corrected
The board has also issued the GPAT final answer key 2025 along with the result. As per the official notice, five questions in GPAT 2025 were found to be technically incorrect. The board has awarded full marks to all candidates for these questions, whether or not they attempted them. The answer key for one question has also been corrected, and marks have been given to those who selected the revised correct option.
|
Subject |
Question ID |
Subject Matter Expert Review Decision |
Final Decision |
|
Pharmaceutical Chemistry & Allied Subjects |
50886140344 |
Technically Incorrect Question |
Full marks awarded to all appeared candidates, whether they attempted or not |
|
50886134273 |
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|
50886134126 |
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|
50886133485 |
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|
Pharmacology and Allied Subjects |
50886140904 |
Technically Incorrect Question |
Full marks awarded to all appeared candidates, whether they attempted or not |
|
50886140249 |
Answer Key Corrected |
Full marks awarded to candidates who selected the correct answer |
The GPAT 2025 was held on May 25 for admission to Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) courses, as well as for the award of scholarships for MPharm programmes. In GPAT 2025 merit rank was determined based on the total score secured by candidates. In case of a tie, the older candidate was given a higher rank, with ranks listed in ascending order of date of birth.
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GPAT Result 2025: Cut-off
Candidates can check the category-wise GPAT cut-off 2025 from the table given below.
|
Category |
Cut-off Percentile |
Cut-off Score |
Cut-off GPAT 2025 Rank |
|
UR |
96.2390225 |
216 |
1,820 |
|
UR-PwBD |
63.1199355 |
95 |
17,766 |
|
EWS |
90.9465021 |
172 |
4,328 |
|
EWS-PwBD |
48.3369395 |
77 |
24,371 |
|
OBC |
90.2231556 |
168 |
4,648 |
|
OBC-PwBD |
45.1996097 |
74 |
26,009 |
|
SC |
76.4456323 |
119 |
11,127 |
|
SC-PwBD |
45.1996097 |
74 |
26,145 |
|
ST |
55.4579780 |
85 |
21,027 |
|
ST-PwBD |
51.1433541 |
80 |
23,431 |
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