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LALIT MOHAN PANT

Beginner-Level 4

Well both courses are good for a successful career but if I get chance to choose anyone of them then I'll prefer M.Pharm in pharmacology because a pharmacologist also study about clinical research during their Masters tenure.

But clinical research is an emerging field which has higher scope of growing in future with good earnings.

While in pharmacology you have to complete PhD to get a good earning job.

Career in Pharmacology totally based on research.

So choose according to your interest and take guidance of any experienced faculty member aur mentor.

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Aayushi Bijawe

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To determine if an institute is PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) approved, you should visit the official website of the Pharmacy Council of India or contact them directly to inquire about the approval status of a particular institute. Completing a D.Pharma (Diploma in Pharmacy) course is one of the requirements for becoming a licensed pharmacist in India. However, it's important to note that obtaining a D.Pharma alone does not automatically grant you a license to practice as a pharmacist. After completing your D.Pharma course, you would need to fulfill additional requirements set by the Pharmacy Council of India, such as completing a sp
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YASH SHARMA

Scholar-Level 17

Yes, a pharmacist can work as a legal advisory for a pharmaceutical industry. In fact, a pharmacist's knowledge of pharmaceuticals, their regulation, and their use can be valuable in advising pharmaceutical companies on legal matters. However, in order to practice law and provide legal advice, a pharmacist would need to obtain a law degree and be licensed to practice law in their jurisdiction.

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Geetanshi Dang

Contributor-Level 6

Hello, here are the options for scope in pharmacy-
1. Go for higher studies - M.Pharma/Ph.D. /Post Doc
2. Join the Pharmaceutical industry. In that, various departments are listed below-A. Research & Development (R&D)B. Formulation & Development (F&D) C. Regulatory Affairs (RA) D. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) E. Production F. Tech Transfer G. Quality Control (QC) H. Quality Assurance (QA) I. Pharmacovigilance J. Consultancy Marketing etc.
3. Government Sector-Drug Inspector, Z. P. Pharmacist, Railway Pharmacist, CGHS (Pharmacist), Bank Pharmacist (For eg. SBI Pharmacist in IIT
4. Lecturership
5. Pharmacy Shop.

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Varun reddy

Contributor-Level 6

B.Pharma is Bachelors in pharmacy which is a 4 year programme and D.Pharma is Diploma in pharmacy which is a 2 year programme. B.Pharma open various scopes after UG but D.Pharma has limited scope.

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Kunj Patel

Beginner-Level 5

Of course! Why not. The years shouldn't matter. All you need is dedication. My mother was a teacher when she got married. When she had me since then she stopped working and was a housewife. After a sudden loss of my dad, we kids were small to work for a living. And my mother took up the responsibility of running the house. After such a big gap of more than 15 years she boosted herself to start working.

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Praveen Kumar

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The cutoff for admission to the B.Pharma programme at Delhi University varies every year based on various factors. As per the previous year's cutoff trends, the minimum percentage required for admission was around 60-70% for General category students, 54-67% for OBC category students, 50-60% for SC/ST category students, and 60-70% for EWS category students. Candidates should check the official website of Delhi University for the latest cutoff information and other admission-related updates. For more information you can contact the college itself. *note : do upvote if I was helpful and follow me to get more information in future.

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ARUNAN S

Contributor-Level 7

You can do Diploma degree called as Diploma in pharmacy which is a two years course and then you can become a chemist.

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Hardik richhariya

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Hello student. Pharmacy education and jobs have really a good scope in ukband USA, basically abroad than in India. This can be divided into two sections. Pharmacy education is one and jobs is an other one. Education done in india would be of really good value and lot many opportunities ahead. When co, ing to jobs and pay scale, abroad, especially UK and USA has a good number of opportunities. Jobs designated :
Besides career as a Clinical Pharmacist, students of Pharma. D also have other career options such as:
Regulatory Manager
Community Pharmacist
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Retail Pharmacist
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