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Pankaj Saha
Beginner-Level 4
If your GMR is 6472, there is a chance for you. But if your OBC rank is 6472 than there is no chance for you. You have to join any private college.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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There is nothing tough and both the courses are good but I think you should choose M.Pharma because with M.Pharmacy, you can get better job opportunities, good position and obviously good pay scale. After Masters, you can also pursue your PhD if you want.
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Shabana Bee
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Good luck.
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Shail Oberoi
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Yes. Jobs post MBA are generally based on the specialisation that you opt for in MBA. With a B.Pharma degree armed with an MBA, you could also look at opportunities in MNC pharma/clinical research / FMCG companies in marketing. You could also look for a career as an Equity Research Analyst In a BFSI segment wherein you get involved in tracking the Pharma space and here you can use your B.Pharma knowledge to your advantage. Try and pick up a career keeping in mind your core strengths & interest areas and don't run after money. If you enjoy your work, you are bound to excel and money will follow you.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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Yes, this is a good idea. You should try for the Germany, because there is so less tuition fee in some of the universities. You can also earn for your daily expenses by working 20 hours a week. All the best.
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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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Graduates from any stream can apply to a public sector bank as a PO. Every bank recruits its staff through a written test, group discussion and interview. You can go for a common written exam for 19 public sector banks conducted by Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). There are two processes to get Bank PO jobs, one is through SBI and other is through IBPS. Eligibility for Bank PO exams through SBI.
You should have secured minimum 50% marks in graduation in any discipline from a recognised university. You must have attained the age between 20 to 30. (Age relaxation for SC/ST candidates is 5 years and for OBC candidates is 3
You should have secured minimum 50% marks in graduation in any discipline from a recognised university. You must have attained the age between 20 to 30. (Age relaxation for SC/ST candidates is 5 years and for OBC candidates is 3
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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
You can always do MBA which is the best option IMO (terms and conditions apply). You can go abroad to study or work. To work abroad as a pharmacist, you have to give exams. Good luck.
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ayush singhal
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The percentage for admission varies from institute to institute. Kindly tell me which institute you wish to take admission in.
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