Am I eligible to get admission into the University of Cambridge with my profile for a Postgraduate/Bachelor's?
Yes, you are eligible to apply for postgraduate programs at the University of Cambridge with your 4-year Bachelor's in Pharmacy and an 8.7 CGPA.
Cambridge typically requires at least an upper second-class (2:1) honours degree, which usually means a minimum of 60% or equivalent for Indian applicants. English language requirements may apply; if needed, Cambridge accepts IELTS Academic with a minimum overall score of 7.5 (no section below 7.0), but requirements can vary by course.
Admission is highly competitive and specific requirements may differ by program.
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