MBA Pharma

When you do B.Pharma it makes complete sense to pursue Pharma MBA rather than General MBA. In general MBA, you are required to choose the functional area among marketing, hr, operations, IT or finance whereas in the Pharma MBA programme, you will do MBA in your own domain. The Pharma MBA will open lots of opportunities in pharma, devices, diagnostics, health insurance & hospitals. There will be no confusion about the choice of sector.

Admission to this course is through counselling based on the rank obtained in CMAT. Regards.

After a course in pharmacy, MBA in healthcare is a good choice. It will increase the career prospects in the future with you belonging to a similar field.
Kindly visit the link at Shiksha for detailed information.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-pharma-colleges-bangalore

I would suggest you to go for Pharma MBA. Your basic knowledge of biotech /biochem will be useful, suitable and just right for you to make good career.

Pharma MBA is good option as compare to that of general MBA.

I don't know anything about other colleges.
SIES has average package of INR 6 LPA for pharma student.
For further details:
http://www.siescoms.edu/

You make yourself eligible for MBA/PGDM in Pharma & Healthcare by appearing for any one of the competitive tests like MH-CET, MAT, CAT, ATMA, GMAT and XAT. With your work experience, you get preference over non-experienced candidates. But the advantage is limited. Once you complete the course, the pharma industry offers career opportunities in brand management, marketing, strategic management, pharma advertising, digital marketing and so on.

That's possible, but it's better to not have when you have many years of learning and studying.

Hi Himanshu,
Any good university will seek GMAT score. Chances could be there for MIM without GMAT. Also, in Canada you can check if SPP colleges/universities offers a MBA Pharma, they generally don't require the GMAT. Alternatively, you can check PGDM or Graduate Certificate courses.

Firstly, you must be clear as to what you intend to do after MBA. It may not add value if you are looking at clinical practice. but if you aspire to be in managing hospitals, then it is better to do MBA. Many students with BDS take up MBA in Pharma & Healthcare Management. They acquire management skills & knowledge to pursue management jobs. Today, with Hospital sector growing rapidly, these career paths can take you to the top management positions over a period of time.