Pharma

GPAT scores are not considered for MBA programs in these institutes, whether IES or SIES. The aspiring candidates have to appear for any one of : MAT, GMAT, MH-CET, XAT, CAT, ATMA.

Both fields are good and promising. Choice of field depends on your own interest. Give a rethink about what you want to be in future.

Hi, Go according your interest, both the fields have good career scope. You can't compare these two Courses as these are very different from each other.

Pharmacy is a sector that has been growing worldwide and MBAs with Pharma background are sought after by consulting firms, research (finance) houses and many Pharma companies for operations & marketing.

You should definitely opt for M.Pharma as that would be the viable choice after completing B.Pharma. Eligibility for M.Pharma is mentioned below:
The minimum eligibility for this course is a degree in Bachelor in Pharmacy programme with a recommended minimum score of 50%. An entrance exam is the preferred mode of admission by most colleges for this course. Most of the colleges accept the score of entrance test like Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT). The candidates with their graduation results awaited are welcomed to apply for this course.
Regards.

Some of the major entrance examinations conducted in India for admission to the course are as follows:
GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test)
UP-CPMT (Uttar Pradesh Combined Pre-Medical Test)
PMET (Punjab Pre-Medical Entrance Test)
UPSEE Pharmacy (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination)
Besides these entrance examinations, some institutes in the country also have their own admission criteria in place, and offer admission on the basis of the candidates score in such qualifying examination. Regards.