Canada

Hi,
Yes, many students pursue law after pharmacy, if they are interested for a career in pharmaceutical law. Pharmacy law graduates can look forward for careers in regulatory departments of pharma companies, legal departments, patent departments etc.

Hi Aisha,
Admission is not easy, many students apply and each have different profiles, some are more strong. So, universities will admit the best as per their admission policies and their standards. A consistent good performance is required, above 75% from 10th to 12th is what most top colleges prefer. Apart from good grades you must also show some extra curricular activities.

It is a good option. You must consider it given its small class size which will help you in directly connecting with the professors and also because of less number of students in a class professors will have more attention on the students.

Yes, you can refer to various consultant for more information.

Hello,
The link given below is of Windsor University, it will be easy for you to know after selecting the preferred branch in which you want to pursue your Bachelor's degree.
https://studyaabroad.shiksha.com/canada/universities/university-of-windsor?refCourseId=196132
Good luck.

Kindly be specific about the information you wish to know about. Kindly mention if you wish to know about the eligibility of any course.

Hi Vikrant, you are no doubt eligible to apply, rest will depend on your profile meaning your extracurriculars, LOR, SOP etc. Applying early also increases admission probability. Never wait till the last date or last round.

Hi Geetanjali,
You should first ask this to yourself, in the first place. That, why do you want to change the stream, and what is your interest? You know your interest and aptitude better. Do you like arts, do you like creative work or you enjoy day to day administration? Similarly, you must figure out if you like Maths more, or chemistry or social studies. Decide accordingly.