MBA/PGDM

Hello Parives,
MBA in pharmaceutical management basically focusses on making a career in pharmaceutical industry.
If you have done four year pharmacy course, then this option will be good for you.
It is an MBA course that can be done to work as a manager or to manage pharmaceutical companies.
As medical is the 3rd largest sector in India, it can be proved to be a good career option.
Also, there are many kinds of social constructions in life. One type of social construction is a business. In order to run a business, there are a bunch of processes that emerge, particularly because businesses interact, so the processes have to work together across organizations.
An MBA program is focused on how these processes work, and in some cases, provides frameworks for understanding some degree of nuance and variability.
Good luck.

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