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Radhika Sachdeva
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Amity does accept lateral transfers. Although, there are different rules regarding different courses in Amity for lateral transfers. For more information on lateral transfers, you can contact the admission department.
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8 years agoI have done B.pharmacy from India and now planning to study in Canada. Which course should I go for?
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Ruchi,
You can consider a Masters or PG Diploma in Pharmacy itself or look for specialised courses like Drug & Regulatory Affairs, Community Pharmacy and Health, Hospital and Health Administration, Public Health, etc. You have to check the various courses offered by the colleges in your discipline and select the one which interests you.
You can consider a Masters or PG Diploma in Pharmacy itself or look for specialised courses like Drug & Regulatory Affairs, Community Pharmacy and Health, Hospital and Health Administration, Public Health, etc. You have to check the various courses offered by the colleges in your discipline and select the one which interests you.
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rahul r
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There are many options available to you after completing a degree in B.Pharma. Here, I have listed different courses you can pursue abroad after completion of B.Pharma and their duration. You should pursue a course which you fell comfortable reading/studying, and where your interests lie. Good luck!
Postgraduate Courses:
Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm)-2 years
Pharm.D (Post Baccalaureate)-3 years
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D)-6 years
Doctoral Courses:
Ph.D in Pharmaceutical Sciences-3 years
Postgraduate Courses:
Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm)-2 years
Pharm.D (Post Baccalaureate)-3 years
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D)-6 years
Doctoral Courses:
Ph.D in Pharmaceutical Sciences-3 years
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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below for a list of top pharmacy colleges in India. For the year 2016, the Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) released the list of the best [pharmacy colleges in India ranked by the National Bureau of Accreditation (NBA), which is mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/pharmacy/articles/top-pharmacy-colleges-in-india-for-the best-placements-nirf-mhrd-rankings-blogId-13474
It will not be possible for me to list fee structures for all colleges as there are too many. I would advise you to visit college official web site for important fee structu
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/pharmacy/articles/top-pharmacy-colleges-in-india-for-the best-placements-nirf-mhrd-rankings-blogId-13474
It will not be possible for me to list fee structures for all colleges as there are too many. I would advise you to visit college official web site for important fee structu
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rahul r
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Yes, you can get direct admission in H.K. College of Pharmacy for B. Pharm, however, these seats are awarded at the sole discretion of the authorities at the institute. Admission is through counseling based on the rank obtained in MHT CET for the 80% of the total seats.
Remaining seats will be under management quota on the basis of 10+2 marks.
Remaining seats will be under management quota on the basis of 10+2 marks.
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rahul r
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No, maths is not necessary for an MBA. There is no eligibility criteria restrictions mentioning any particular subject.
However, in your first year of MBA every subject will be compulsory irrespective of your specialisation. Mathematics is a subject which has importance in every field. The amount of maths and its difficulty level is the same for all MBA programs in the first year, most of it is basic 10th standard, some higher maths and statistics.
However, in your first year of MBA every subject will be compulsory irrespective of your specialisation. Mathematics is a subject which has importance in every field. The amount of maths and its difficulty level is the same for all MBA programs in the first year, most of it is basic 10th standard, some higher maths and statistics.
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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)
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Interests will change with time.
Think about BPT or BHM.
Now, if you start thinking about any new field like CA, I am sure you will surely be interested in doing that.
Your career does not end with present subject you opted.
First, complete any degree.
Courses that you can also think is CA, MBA, LLB, and MCA.
Think about BPT or BHM.
Now, if you start thinking about any new field like CA, I am sure you will surely be interested in doing that.
Your career does not end with present subject you opted.
First, complete any degree.
Courses that you can also think is CA, MBA, LLB, and MCA.
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