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Punjabi University: Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) Exam Results 2015
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-I - NOV-2022 View declared on Thursday September 28, 2023
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-III - DEC-2022 View declared on Saturday May 13, 2023
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-II - MAY-2022 View declared on Wednesday January 25, 2023
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-IV - MAY-2022 View declared on Thursday January 5, 2023
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-I - DEC-2020 View declared on Wednesday June 23, 2021
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-III - DEC-2020 View declared on Saturday May 29, 2021
-- M. Pharmacy Sem-IV - MAY-2020 View declared on Thursday April 8, 2021
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-II - MAY-2020 View declared on Tuesday June 30, 2020
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-II (Re-appear) - DEC-2019 View declared on Tuesday June 24, 2014
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-I (Re-appear) - DEC-2019 View declared on Tuesday June 24, 2014
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-III - DEC-2019 View declared on Tuesday June 24, 2014
-- M.Pharmacy Sem - II - MAY-2017 View declared on Tuesday July 18, 2017
-- M.Pharmacy Sem-I - DEC-2016 View declared on Thursday April 13, 2017
-- B.Pharmacy Sem-V - DEC-2016 View declared on Thursday April 13, 2017
-- M.Pharmacy Final - MAY-2016 View declared on Wednesday January 11, 2017
-- M.Pharmacy Sem - II - MAY-2016 View declared on Wednesday January 11, 2017
M.Pharmacy Sem-I - DEC-2015 declared on Monday April 18, 2016
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Punjabi University, in Patiala, is one of the premier institutions of higher education in Punjab, India. It was established on the 30 April 1962, and is only the second University in the world to be named after a language, the first being Hebrew University of Israel. Originally the university was conceived as a unitary multi-faculty teaching and research university, and primarily meant for the development and enrichment of Punjabi language and culture, but alive to the social and educational requirements of the state.