Pharmacy

Yes, it is possible to pursue either a Pharmacy degree or an MBA after completing a B.Tech degree and working in a bank. Both fields offer different opportunities and career paths, and the choice will depend on your interests, career goals, and personal preferences. If you have a passion for healthcare and a desire to work in the pharmaceutical industry, pursuing a Pharmacy degree may be a good choice. This will require you to complete a Pharmacy programme, which typically takes 4-6 years of full-time study. On the other hand, if you are interested in advancing your career in business and management, an MBA may be a good choice. This can help you develop a broad understanding of business and management principles, as well as provide opportunities for networking and professional growth.

Pharmacy is a very diverse discipline. Pharmacists are employed in a variety of locations, from pharmacies to major clinics. They are under the Emergency Services in Health & Medicine division. Students must enroll for a 2 year pre-professional (undergraduate) degree tailored to pharmacy in order to study abroad and earn a pharmacy licence. This is followed by a 4 year (or 3 year) professional programme. Additionally, as their main course, some foreign nations offer a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma), while others offer a Master of Pharmacy (MPharm). Pharmacology, Clinical Practice, Microbiology & Immunology, Drug Development, Obesity & Weight Management, Veterinary Pharmacy etc. are some of the top specialisations that are available for the above mentioned courses.