MPHARM

To get admission into MPharm courses at Sanskriti University, candidates must register themselves on the official website of the university, fill out the application form online or offline at their convenience, and pay the application fees of the course followed by a registration charge. 
1. According to the fulfilment of eligibility criteria, including candidates' scores in graduation and entrance examination,  the university will release a merit list of shortlisted candidates. Moreover, the university will send an admission offer letter to selected candidates over their mentioned email address. 
2. Lastly, selected candidates confirm their seats by paying the course fees within 15 days of the release of the admission offer letter by the university. 

You could do a Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Medical Services, which is after M. Pharm in Pharmacology. Where M. Pharm has focused on pharmaceutical sciences, a PGDEMS course generally targets those in healthcare and medical fields, mainly individuals who have an interest in working in emergency medicine. There are no restrictions against pursuing PGDEMS if your background is in pharmacy, as this programme is open to persons with a medical or a healthcare-related degree.
Eligibility criteria vary in most institutions offering PGDEMS. Many institutes of PGDEMS welcome the candidates from diverse medical fields. Check with specific institutes for their eligibility requirement and scope of the programme.

The SRM IST's College of Pharmacy in Chennai can be considered quite a solid option for the Master of Pharmaceutical in Pharmacology. Formed with the help of learned faculties, modernized laboratories, and strong industrial linkages, the training is extremely holistic. To be precise, it is fashioned keeping in mind the elements of research, drug development, and therapeutics, so it is suited well to those who plan to make their careers in pharmaceuticals and in pharmaceuticals houses, clinical research, or academia. The students are given experience in advanced pharmacology laboratories and exposure to actual practices of the industry through placements and internships. And all this gives SRM IST the competitive edge to the would-be pharmacologists.

The placements for M. Pharm graduates specializing in Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs at the College of Pharmacy, SRM IST, Chennai are mostly positive. The college has well-developed connections with the pharmaceutical industry, allowing students to opt for internships and subsequent placements. Most graduates tend to join pharmaceutical companies and biotech firms for the positions of regulatory affairs, quality assurance, and compliance. The dedicated placement cell organizes recruitment drives along with different companies, where they have opportunities for recruitment at higher chances, and on top of that, by exposure during the programme via alumni networks, the employment scopes increase significantly.