Medicine & Health Sciences

Hello there, I feel both the universities are good and [erpfroming well, but as far as I have seen and observed LPU is gaining a lot of apraisel and better placements records from the past few years. There're methods of teachings are innovative and most importantly their faculty members are highly qualified and most of them Ph.D. holder. Plus LPU is the university where all kind of rescoursdes are available foprt students they have high tech labs, all the necessary equipemnets, moroevrer The LPU School of Pharmaceutical Sciences is approved by the Pharmacy council of India. It has been ranked among the Top 30 Pharmacy colleges in India by NIRF. LPU has designed Pharmaceutical Sciences programs in such a way to impart in-depth knowledge and practical learning to bring out the best scholars. LPU also gives their students training and prepares the mfor placementsand they have their own hopiotal where students practice. LPU has alsosd endless tieups and MOUs and The school has also signed MOU with Shree Dhanwantri Herbals which is a leading ayurvedic pharmaceutical company in India. Hence students get lot of expsorue and help. And LPU has always been ahead of it's time. They provide lots of workshops, seminrass guest lectures, summer trains, intenraships where students get to learn and explore alot. Even LPU even organizes annual events like National Pharmacy Week and Health Fair the SPER, IPGA, and earlier Apollo hospital organized conferences, wherein more than 1500 delegates participated. There are When students who have achieved aloyt and done wonder. Similarly LPU's B.Pharma student secured Gold medal and it was awarded by the President of India (Shri Pranab Mukherjee) then again B.Pharma student bragged Gold medal awarded by the Vice President of India (Shri Venkaiah Nadu). Besides that placements LPU are always in news and The placement record for 2020-2021 (Number including OJT/Internship) is 21+ with the highest salary 6 LPA by the company name as Zyla Health. Overall you'll get lot of exposure in LPU and opportunities in LPU are endless. It's a happening campus with good reputation and ranking in country.

Dear Priya, Higher Studies After B. Pharmacy
Master of Pharmacy. M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry. MBA in Pharmaceutical Management. Drug Store Management Course. Community Pharmacist. Hospital Pharmacist. Drug Inspector. I recommend LPU for Pharmacy programme. Few of the major highlights of this course at LPU are :
The School of Pharmaceutical Science (LPU) is approved by the Pharmacy council of India. Ranked among Top 30 Pharmacy colleges in India by NIRF. PCI Approval : The curriculum of this course is approved and regulated by Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). Knowledge Enhancement : Strong emphasis is laid on the theoretical and applied aspects of pharmacy in health care and improvement of human lives. Projects : Capstone project help to develop research aptitude in the field of community health and emerging pharmaceutical industry needs
Workshops :Workshops on Drug Regulatory Affairs (DRA), Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Computer Aided Drug Designing (CADD), validation and instrumentation helps develop research skills in students. Professional Enhancement:In addition to core curricula, course offers subjects like communication, analytical and soft skills to enhance personality and employability. Industrial Visits : Visits to near by pharmaceutical industries and research institutions as well as guest lectures from industry personnel are an integral part of the curriculum and develop research aptitude in students. Holistic Development: Participation in technical events, sports and cultural activities help in the holistic development of students. The timely updated curriculum provides in-depth knowledge of the theoretical as well as practical aspects of traditional as well as modern health services and emerging pharmaceutical needs. With quality education, students are provided industry internships and workshops on various courses and studies like Drug Regulatory Affairs, Computer-Aided Drug Designing (CADD), etc. , which helps students get the practical and industrial experience and happenings. Industry visits and guest lectures are an integral part of the course curriculum which does give students the practical approach needed to understand the course. Students are also provided with holistic development to improve student's interpersonal skills, communication skills, teamwork, confidence so that they can be able to challenge the competitive market. I hope this helps
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I'm a bachelor of physiotherapy student, and without being biased I'll try to answer this, first of all, every medical profession is noble and there's nothing like ''better'' or even comparison between both professions as both serve a different purpose, so after clearing this, I would like to tell you more about physical therapy, it focuses on rehabilitation injury prevention and health promotion. The course is pretty much difficult encompassing anatomy, physiology(whole-body), biochemistry, fundamentals of electrotherapy, and kinesitherapy, pharmacology, pathology, microbiology, psychiatry and psychology, medicine 1, medicine 2, surgery 1(general surgery), surgery 2 (orthopedics), PSM, functional diagnosis and therapeutic skills, musculoskeletal physiotherapy, neuro physiotherapy, cardiorespiratory physiotherapy, community physiotherapy(include obstetrics and gynaec, geriatric and industrial therapy.
In neuro physiotherapy, you'll be treating cases such as stroke, spinal cord injury, head trauma, facial nerve palsy, ALS, Parkinson's, etc
in musculoskeletal physiotherapy - fractures, spinal conditions (like spondylolisthesis, spondylitis, PIVD, back pain), sports injuries, muscle sprain, ligaments strains or tears, meniscal injuries, arthritis, etc
cardiorespiratory physiotherapy- COPD, asthma, diabetes, burns, cardiac conditions, etc
community physiotherapy - geriatric care, obs(labor and antenatal care), and in industries
And this is me just scratching the surface, there are several more specialties developed and many upcoming therapies like robotics, etc. Besides the field has flourished in these years.
I even got accepted for BDS through NEET but opted for physiotherapy. I won't throw shade on BDS, but you need to open your own clinic and put up an extensive investment. But if it's worth it in the end then why not
So I would suggest do whatever, just be best at it.