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Varun reddy

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Hello Aakash, basic requirement is -:
55% Candidates must have passed 10+2 in with English as one of the subjects and Physics Chemistry Mathematics (P. C. M) and/or Biology (P. C. B. / P. C. M. B. ). As optional subjects with mentioned marks from recognised board. DU basically gives more preferences to students who reside in Delhi or I must say the student who are from Delhi.

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Varun reddy

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Yes, you can go for B.Pharma if not Maths with Physics and Chemistry. As I am also pursuing for B.Pharma I am in second year so I would like to give you a piece of information about your question that in the first semester there is an extra subject which is remedial Maths or remedial Biology so student with Maths have to do remedial Biology and student with Biology have to do remedial Maths. So, you just need to pass your 12th with Science stream, no matter that you have taken, Maths or Biology.

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In my opinion, if you complete your post-graduation course or Ph.D. after your under-graduation course, then it will be more beneficial rather than opting job directly after completing your UG course. Job just after UG in pharma field does not open many job opportunities but after PG or Ph.D. you are open to many more options.

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Drug Inspector:
Drug Inspector whose minimum qualification is B. Pharmacy and is a government job, is a lucrative profession choice. This post is associated with top earning and popularity. Nation Governments, SSC and U. S. A. recruit drug Inspectors sometimes. Pharmacist:
Pharmacist employed on permanent basis in central government Hospitals like ESIC and AIIMS Railways, and States like Delhi withdraw first rate income. You can also apply for the job of food inspector.

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Varun reddy

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Hello somyajit, as I am also pursuing for B.Pharma and my second is year is going to end, according to the market and students who have graduated recently, till now the basic salary package is somewhere around 12k to 17k and it is the starting amount. It depends upon the field of pharma in which you want to pursue, it varies from industry to industry and "person to person". I hope my answer helps you.

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Varun reddy

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It depends upon the college you want to give try for so I would suggest that you should start browsing about college.

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Yogesh Patel

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45% Candidate must have studied Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with one of the Mathematics/Biology subjects with above mentioned marks in the above subjects taken together from any recognised Board/Council. The mentioned marks of SC/ST and OBC is for the candidate belonging to maharashtra State. Candidates who are appearing at the qualifying examination are also eligible. Maharashtra State candidates must have to appear for MHTCET. All India Candidates need to appear for MHTCET/NEET. However, preference shall be given to the candidate obtaining non zero positive score in NEET over the candidates who obtained non zer

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Yogesh Patel

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It depends upon your state like in Maharashtra VJNT caste comes under obc and fees cutoff will be same for both and if B.Pharma you do from private colleges then fees is same regardless of your caste annual charges are generally 90000-1.24lacs in private.

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That totally depends upon the college you are searching and on the course which you want to pursue.

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Varun reddy

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Yes you can get it, just check colleges according to your score.

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