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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible to appear for MBA. If you did not have a maths background, you may face challenges in getting a good percentile. It is recommended that you take CAT coaching to increase your chances to crack CAT.
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hasan rangoonwala
Beginner-Level 5
You have to appear for an entrance exam like CAT, CMAT, etc. You have a good scope after completing B.Pharm. You can get a decent job in any company as a manager because you have done B.Pharma and MBA degree will be an added advantage for you.
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Deepraj Kundu
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You can work as a teacher, pharmacist or drugs inspector. Therefore, your pay scale will vary.
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Garima KaushikEducation is my prime concern.
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
Getting a job directly after B.Pharma is little troublesome, if you're not looking for job in sales and marketing and want a career in research or some other job then you'll have to pursue higher studies.
Students interested in academia and R&D takes up M.Pharma or Ph.D. It will not only add a higher degree and greater career opportunity to your CV but also you can become a professor in Indian universities.
For this CSIR NET exam is held twice a year: https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam
Other career options are:
Pharmacist
Drug Inspector
Drug squad in police department
Technician in college
Production and quality assurance in pharmacy com
Getting a job directly after B.Pharma is little troublesome, if you're not looking for job in sales and marketing and want a career in research or some other job then you'll have to pursue higher studies.
Students interested in academia and R&D takes up M.Pharma or Ph.D. It will not only add a higher degree and greater career opportunity to your CV but also you can become a professor in Indian universities.
For this CSIR NET exam is held twice a year: https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam
Other career options are:
Pharmacist
Drug Inspector
Drug squad in police department
Technician in college
Production and quality assurance in pharmacy com
...more
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Jyotsna Sonavane
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If you want the required hike in career, I would suggest you to pursue full time MBA from a reputed institute.
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Rohit Mahajan
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B.Sc nursing is good. If you have patience, then you can go for B.Sc nursing.
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ambreen khan
Guide-Level 12
Every college has slightly changed criteria for B.Pharma admission. A generalized criteria is class 12th examination or an equivalent examination with at least 50% marks. It would be great, if you specify which college do you wish to apply for?
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