Pharma

The pharmacy sector offers lots of opportunities to the students after the completion of the course. The students can work in a Pharmaceutical company or can practice as a Pharmacist. There is huge number of opportunities available for the students in both public and the private sector. You can also work in a government sector. Beside this, you can also work in a company abroad. There is a big scope in sales dept of pharmaceutical companies making tools and machines for research, these companies hire graduates for their marketing and sales as MR, project managers etc. Here salary ranges from 7-20 thousand. There are government opportunities like to develop, apply, revise, and maintain quality standards for processing materials into partially finished or finished products. Helps in designing and implementing methods and procedures for inspecting, testing, and evaluating the precision and accuracy of products and prepares documentation for inspection testing procedures. Higher studies is always an option, one can go for M.Pharma or M.S from foreign institutions.

A career in the pharmaceutical sciences is full of opportunities. Mentioned below are some of the options:
R & D: The pharmacy industry is one such industry that thrives on research and development. For this option, M. Pharms and Ph. This are highly in demand for research of new drugs, process development, formulation, development, clinical trials and Toxicological Studies. Analysis and Testing: Analysis and testing go hand in hand with this industry specially in order to maintain a proper Quality control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA). For the same highly skilled staff is required by companies to handle sensitive analytical dealings and sophisticated equipment. Production and Manufacturing: the options of working in production and manufacturing are huge. One can start his/ her own venture or work for someone. Professionals for production and manufacturing are not only required by biotechnological products, surgical dressings, medical devices, equipment, ayurvedic/ etc. Are also the requirement for the production of cosmetics, soaps, toiletries and dental products. Marketing: The Pharmaceuticals sales and marketing is considered to be a highly technical arena and hence one of the best when it comes to perks. Hospitals: Although it might be a trend of the US or Canada, but it is one that seem to be setting in India as well. The pharmacists in the hospitals are the best informed individuals for prescribing a drug. Mostly in western countries, the diagnosis is made by the Doctors but the pharmacists decide the medicines and their dosage. B.Pharma has diversity in the course work you do as they cover clinical and industrial pharmacy related aspects. But the drawback is that you will have to waste almost 6 months to 1 year between Masters and Bachelors programs while Pharma. D is a continuous 6-year integrated-graduate programme which is equivalent to M.Pharma in India. However, Pharma. D is purely clinicial oriented and once you get into Pharma. D you cannot move in Cognosy, Chemistry, Pharmaceutics or Analysis unless you do another Masters degree. However, I know people who have opted for Ph.D. in completely different areas abroad after completion of Pharma. D from India. Overall, choosing between B.Pharma and Pharma. D depends on how further you want your academics to proceed. Pharma. D can save 1 year in between Bachelors and Masters for a person who is totally inclined towards clinical pharmacology.