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Vikas Kanadje

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- ICT (Institute of Chemical Technology)
- Bombay College of Pharmacy
- KMK College of Pharmacy
- Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Pharmacy.

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rohith kola

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After completing a graduation degree, you can work at government hospitals, private medical shops & private hospitals/clinics. You can also start your own consultancies & medical shop. The students can work in a Pharmaceutical company or CAN practice as a Pharmacist.

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iam ssuhana

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You can, if you fulfill the eligibility criteria for this. Eligibility Criteria for B. Pharmacy is to pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Maths) or equivalent, subject to qualifying NEET or Other Entrance test. So, you can apply for the same, if you have studied Mathematics in class 12th. Few very good colleges for doing pharmacy are:IIT VARANASI, JMI -NEW DELHI, LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY-JALANDHAR-PUNJAB, BIT -RANCHI, BOMBAY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY-MUMBAI, GOA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY-PANJI, INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY-MUMBAI.

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iam ssuhana

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Either you can do M.Pharma or MBA as per your interest. Master in pharmacy is deviated in various different fields. By recent field report, M.Pharma in pharmaceutics is most valuable in India where as in US and other foreign countries pharmacology is well established. Pharmaceutics is unique subject deals with all F&D, production etc. So, scope is clear. Though some places of pharmacology are absorbed by MBBS but M.Pharma in pharmacology is competitive with MBBS. A person with Pharmacology can enter in preclinical and clinical studies. Herbal Drug industry is booming in India and other parts. So pharmacognosy is bigger aspect now. Dema
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iam ssuhana

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You can do M.Pharma or MBA as per your interest. Master in pharmacy is deviated in various different fields. By recent field report, M.Pharma in pharmaceutics is most valuable in India where as in US and other foreign countries pharmacology is well established. Pharmaceutics is unique subject deals with all F&D, production etc. So, scope is clear. Though some places of pharmacology are absorbed by MBBS but M.Pharma in pharmacology is competitive with MBBS. A person with Pharmacology can enter in preclinical and clinical studies. Herbal Drug industry is booming in India and other parts. So, pharmacognosy is bigger aspect now. Demand of
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Mehak Seth

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After getting the D. Pharma degree, you become authorised pharmacist and authorised dispense medicines. You may open your own medical shop. Further, you can go for the chain of medical shops by keeping the registered phamrmacists. In government and private hospitals, there are various vacancies for the pharmacist positions you may apply for pharmacist position. There is option for private companies like production and consultancies.

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Shivam Gupta

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Yes, you can open a chemist shop after completing B.Voc in pharma.

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Shikher jainStudent

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Obviously engineering has the greatest scope than pharmacy. In engineering, students become innovative, creative and self dependent.

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priyank sharma

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You can. By graduating from basic sciences and taking chemistry subject as your specialty. By assuming that you are from India, I would suggest you to join plain B.Sc course. You can take PCBZ for first year and then drop physics in second year and drop botany and zoology in third year and by the end of the course. You'll be having B.Sc Degree in chemistry. After B.Sc, you should do M.Sc Chemistry and then you'll be able to do your career in the field of chemistry.

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