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Ritu Bhandari

Scholar-Level 16

Hi,
Admission Process:
Register and Apply:
Interested candidates can apply online/ offline with the required information.
Entrance Test:
Eligible candidates need to appear for the D.Y. Patil Common Entrance Test (DYPCET) conducted by the DYPUSM.
Group Discussion:
Shortlisted candidates will be called for group discussion based on marks obtained in DYPCET.
Personal Interview:
Shortlisted candidates will be called for personal interview based on performance in group discussion.
Final Selection:
Candidates are selected based on academic performance in graduation, DYPCET score, work experience, extra-curricular activities (sports, cultural, etc.) and
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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Both subjects have good job opportunities in their own fields. Please find below some of the opportunities available in both fields. Career and Jobs after B.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. 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. In Pharmaceutical Company,
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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

These are 2 extremely contrasting streams. However, if these 2 are your options - you need to decide if you enjoy studying more or you would prefer doing more practical work - like food preparation, cooking, food service, bartending, etc. Very broadly, Hotel Management studies are slightly easier, but then there is a lot of practicals here too along with Industry training and extremely long hours at work. Good luck!

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

NIPER JEE 2018 Eligibility:
Aspirants seeking admissions to the courses offered by NIPER need to adhere to the eligibility criteria mentioned below:
Aspirants must be holding a Bachelor's or Master's degree in respective discipline according to the course for which they want to apply. They must have at least secured 60% or 6.75 GPA (55 percent or 6.25 for SC /ST candidates and 50 percent or 5.75 GPA for PH candidates) aggregate marks in the qualifying exam. They should also have a valid GATE or NET or GPAT score. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed eligibility criteria for the NIPER JEE exam 2018:
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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Both are different fields of study and have different scope. Here, I have mentioned scope for both courses so that it is easier for you to decide which course you should pursue. Scope for higher studies after B.Pharma:
The B.Pharma graduates can either go for jobs in the related field or can opt for further advanced studies. The options available after B.Pharma is
M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Management programme in Pharmacy
Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharma)
Career Opportunities after B.Pharma:
There are diverse employment areas for the pharmacists such as in government departments, pharmaceutical companies, investigation, universities, resear
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Simran, I know that Canada and Australia have good opportunities for Pharma but now it depends what you want to study and which line of work you want to choose. Even in African countries, there is a high demand for pharma professionals particularly clinical pharmacy. Industrial Pharmacy, Pharmacovigilance, Drug and Regulatory Affairs, Medical Writing, etc. are other good options. You may also do a management degree but most MBA programmes abroad require work experience. Hospital and health administration is another option.

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Harshit Jain

Guide-Level 14

After B.Pharma and MBA, you can work in pharma industries in management positions. The companies like Cipla, Abbott, Sun Pharma etc. These companies hire pharma management students and also you can also try in online medicine companies like 1 mg, netmeds etc.

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