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Hareesh B

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Of course you can pursue medical course in Karnataka.
The procedure is simple first, appear for KCET and NEET. If you qualify the NEET with good rank then you will be eligible for KCET medical seat rounds.
This rule is implemented from 2017.

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Hareesh B

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Both the fields have their own importance. One cannot decide which field is better, unless you decide.
First preference is your interest area. Then later comes the pay scale. See, if you want to your salary to be good, then choose B.Pharmacy rather than BAMS Doctor.
If I was in your place I would have chosen BAMS Doctor. The behind reason is that I know this field better and I'm interested in it too.

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Hareesh B

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Hi,
In terms of normal medical shop's earnings. It depends upon factors like the location of the shop (if near hospital, you earn well enough) (If your medical shop is located between other medical shop, then there would be too much competition among you). Also the popularity of the shop matters too.
One of my friend's father owns a medical shop. He earns around 12,000/day.
His shop is located in the square corner of the road in the city. Most importantly, in that area no other medical shop is located, apart his.

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astha singh

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Graduates having knowledge and skills of pharmaceuticals sciences are in demand as new innovations are being developed in medical production, delivery systems of drugs and drug therapy. These professionals must aid in evaluating, developing, and manufacturing ointments, capsules, and nutritional, medicinal and commercial use.
Some of the specific job titles they may work include:
Scientific engineer
Science librarian
Drug analyst
Research associate
Manufacturing technologist
Consumer safety officer

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astha singh

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Syllabus of BAMS 1st year:
History of Ayurveda
Sanskrit and Samhita
Padartha Vigyana (Ayurvedic philosophy)
Rachna Sharira (anatomy)
Kriya Sharira (physiology)

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astha singh

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The following are minimum requirements for obtaining drug license or starting a pharmacy in India:
Area: The minimum area of 10 square meters is required to start a medical shop or pharmacy or wholesale outlet. In case, the pharmacy business combines retail and wholesale, a minimum of 15 square meters is required.
Storage Facility: The store must have refrigerator and air conditioner in the premises. According to the labeling specifications certain drugs like vaccines, Sera, Insulin Injections, etc., are required to be stored in the refrigerator.
Technical Staff:
Wholesale: The sale of drug by wholesale shall be made either in the presence
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astha singh

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Please use the link provided below for details regarding admissions in DAV College, Chandigarh for M.Sc course in chemistry. You can download their brochure which contains important details like eligibility, admission criteria, availability of seats, placement information and fee structures.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/master-of-science-chemistry-dav-college-chandigarh-dav-chandigarh-86642

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astha singh

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Admission to M.Sc medical biotechnology course, a candidate must have cleared in the subjects of physics, chemistry and biology/biotechnology individually and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in PCB for General Caste and 45 % for candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC.

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