Medicine & Health Sciences

Depends, as a pharmacy student, I've looked into different paths other than community and hospital.
There is the science side, which is lab work. This involves applied science. So jobs like:
- Designing new drugs - Designing a molecule for a particular target
- Drug formulation - Once the drug has been designed, make it into a form for the patient
- Drug discovery - Finding molecules that can work on a target that already exists in nature
- Clinical trials - Actually doing the testing
There is the business side:
- Regulatory - So working with drug authorisation, and working with the Gov't
- Marketing - 50-60% of a pharma firm's expenditure is on marketing to market it's products
There are more, but these are main few.
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The courses available in the paramedical are mentioned below:
1. BPT - Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
2. BPT - Bachelor of Physio / Physical Therapy
3. Prosthetic and Orthotic Engineering
4. BSc ( Audiology and Speech Therapy )
5. BSc ( Ophthalmic Technology )
6. Bachelor ( Mental Rehabilitation )
7. BSc ( Human Biology )
8. BSc ( Radiography )
9. BSc ( Radio Therapy )
10. BSc ( Nuclear Medicine )
11. BSc ( Respiratory Therapy Technology )
12. BSc ( Medical Technology X-Ray )
13. BSc ( Medical Secretarial Service )
14. BSc ( Operation Theatres )
15. BSc ( Medical Laboratory Technology )
16. BSc ( Allied Health Services )
17. BSc ( Bio - Medical Technique )
18. Bachelor of Speach, Language, & Hearing (BSLH)
19. Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Science
20. Dental Hygienist
21. Dental Mechanics
22. Diploma In Community Health - DCH
23. Diploma In Hospital Aids
24. Certified Radiological Assistant - CRA
25. Radiation Therapy Technician
26. PG Diploma in Cardiac Pulmonary Perfusion
27. PG Diploma in Cardio Vascular Technique
28. PG Diploma in Medical Laboratory Tech
29. PG Diploma in Neuro Tech
30. PG Diploma in Radiography & Imaging Tech
31. Diploma in Anaesthesia Tech
32. Diploma in Transfusion Medical Tech
33. Diploma in Vascular Surgery Tech
34. Diploma in Dialysis Tech
35. Diploma in ECG Tech
36. Medical Records Tech
37. Medical Transcript Writing
38. Advance Diploma In Technical & Analytical Chemistry
39. Certificate Course In Laboratory Technique
40. Certificate Course In Sanitary Inspector Training
41. Certificate Course In Radiography
42. Certificate Course In X-Ray Technician
43. Certificate Course In Dark Room Assistant
44. Certificate Course In Optician & Refractionist
45. Certificate Course In Ortho-Optists
46. Diploma In Ophthalm

Both the options are good on their own but what matters is, what do you aim to become. If you wish to become a teacher or a lecturer then B.Ed is a good option. However, if you go for medical coding you have the following scopes after it:
Looking at the prospects of medical coding between 2016 and 2022, the main areas of job opportunity are as follows:
- In a medical office company (starting with patient records in medical offices & liaising with medical insurance companies for claims processing). This can be a lucrative field especially after you gain a few years experience. This is equally true of cities like Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and Chandigarh which have a high concentration of medical coding specialist jobs
in a hospital administration environment where you can take up more duties like billing, quality control and auditing
- In both cases, you will need to have a certification from either AAPC or AHIMA. Indian recruiters recognise both certifications though there's more demand for the Certified Professional Coder certification.
I recommend you pass the CPC exam to boost your chances of working in a well-paying medical coding job in India or abroad.

Eligibility as per PCI Regulations:
Minimum qualification for admission to Diploma in Pharmacy Part-I course -A pass in any of the following examinations with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics./p&get;
(1) Intermediate examination in Science
(2) The first year of the three-year degree course in Science
(3) 10+2 examination (academic stream) in Science
(4) Pre-degree examination
(5) Any other qualification approved by the Pharmacy Council of India as equivalent to any of the above examination. Provided that there shall be reservation of seats for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes candidates in accordance with the instructions issued by the Central Govt. /State Govts./Union Territory Admins. As the case may be from time to time.
Some Institutes also conduct Entrance Test for admission
One of the Entrance Test is Diploma Entrance Test by Hamdard University
You may refer to the link below to check the institutes you can get into:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?uaf[]=credential&q=pharmacy&sb[]=75&sa=^0^0^0^75^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^sb:75&ts=2839118&rf=filters&cr[]=10