B.pharm in India

No, simultaneous degrees are not valid right now.

In my opinion, the placements are good the students who are good in their academic season will definitely get the placement from here.

Yes, B-Pharmacy has entrance exam state wise.

A majority of the universities in Canada require the applicant to have 16 years of education a four- year Bachelor's degree. In terms of academic requirement, you need to have minimum a GPA of 3 on a scale of 4. So, roughly, that will be 65% - 70% or CGPA 7.0- 7.5 in Indian standards. The top universities, however, require a minimum of 75%-78% and a lot of emphases are given on the last two years (3rd & 4th years). Several universities also ask for GRE/GMAT requirement. So, you need to check the exact eligibility criteria at the university/department websites.

Hi, some courses you can check will include pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences, community therapy, drug regulatory affairs, food technology, food and nutrition Science etc.

Please clarify the country you wish to go in, so that I can guide you accordingly.

Hi Jainish,
There are many options, PG Diploma or M.Pharma can be done. In Pharmacy itself, you will find many disciplines like clinical pharmacy, industrial pharmacy, regulatory affairs etc. Since you are a B.Pharma student, you will have a better idea of the specializations offered, and accordingly you can decide what to study depending on your interest. Yes, many colleges will offer you admission on basis of IELTS and of course on basis of your Bachelor's degree percentage. No other exams are generally required.