B.pharm

Scope of Pharma. D in India:After completing this degree, the students can work in the following positions in India:
Clinical Pharmacist
Hospital Pharmacy Director
Hospital Staff Pharmacist
Medical Writer
Pharmaceutical Advisory
Medical Safety Physician
Supply Logistics leader
Drug Safety Associate
Governmen

Specializations are as follows: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Pharmaceutical Technology. Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance. Clinical Pharmacy.

Cutoff by rank in general category round 1 - 31728.
Student must be under this rank then only he/she will get the admission.

1. PV - There are Diploma courses available, but I doubt their credibility. Secondly, only top IT companies are into PV. Most pharma companies outsource their PV work to these IT companies. If you choose PV as career, there is too much of work for too little salary, and even d growth is slow.
2. MPH

If you hai achieved this rank in NEET then you can take admission as per the college allotment at the time of counseling.

Yes, there are PG courses available in Pharmacy for students who have completed their B.Pharma degree. Patanjali University offers some PG courses related to Pharmacy, but there are also other universities and colleges across India that offer PG courses in Pharmacy such as MPHARM MBA in Pharmaceutic

Hi,
B.Pharma is a good option, Cut-off in percentile is 90 percentile. This is a Cut-off of DY Patil Medical College Pune.

Admission to these courses is done on the basis of marks in 10+2 and Tamil Nadu Professional Courses Entrance Examination (TNPCEE) conducted by Anna University. There are 50 B. Bharma seats and it is the first choice of aspirants so the cutt off rank go within top 100-150.

Yes, of course, you can do B.pharm after diploma in pharmacy from MSU, you can take lateral entry and directly get admission to 2nd year of B.pharm.