MBA/PGDM

MBA in pharmaceutical is an integrated program of pharmaceutical science and technology with different business strategies and regulatory issues related to pharma industries. As a pharmaceutical MBA aspirant, you will study a blend of course curriculum of business management topics and pharmaceutical technology issues specific to the pharmaceutical industry.
MBA in pharmaceutical is a good option for you after completing the four year pharmacy course. If you want to pursue the pharmaceutical management and build your career in various domains of the industry, then a course in pharmaceutical MBA will help you and take you forward in the pharmaceutical industry.
The post graduate Diploma in pharmaceutical management program caters to the managerial needs of the pharmaceutical industry. PGDM students learn about industry specific subjects such as:
1. Pharmaceutics.
2. Physiology.
3. Pharma marketing (Including product management, brand building, new project launch and sales force management).
4. IPR.
5. Drug regulation.
6. International marketing.
7. General management.

Hello Sameer,
1. The PGP at ISB is their flagship program.
2. The class size at IIM - A PGPX is too small to deliver comprehensive peer-learning. With the average class work-experience at IIMs being 8-9 years, there are very few participants from the new-age startups, which limits the scope to learn from fellow participants. ISB, in contrast has participants with 2 years to 20 years of work-experience, offering stronger exposure and industry connect.
3. With a larger student base (800+), ISB is able to invite more number of companies (200+) on campus for recruitment, whereas IIMs cannot invite too many companies because of the low class strength.
4. Alumni Base: IIMA PGPX has an alumni base of just about 850, whereas ISB has an alumni base about 10 times this number.