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Best career options after B.pharm
B.pharm is a job-oriented course, and the students are trained in diverse aspects of the pharmaceutical industry, to ensure the best pharmacy career options are available for the B.pharm graduates. Since this course is allied to the medical and pharmaceutical industry the employability options for these graduates are vast and diverse. B.pharm graduates can find employment in both government and private sectors in India and abroad. Let’s take a look at some of the lucrative opportunities B.pharm graduates can build their careers on.

Drug inspector
Pharmacist
Pharmaceutical marketing
Pathological lab scientist
Health inspector
Chemical/drug technician
Medical devices and quality control manufacturing
Medical Underwriter
Pharmaceutical company
Wholesaler
R&D executive
M.Pharm
M.pharm is one of the obvious and best courses after B.pharm. B.pharm graduates are eligible for the next degree if they have graduated with the minimum amount of marks required by the respective institution. M.Pharm is a 2-year post-graduate career-oriented course aimed at graduates who want to engage in research or other high-level pharma jobs. The course provides an in-depth understanding of how chemical elements and used to make medicines or other medicinal compounds.

An M.pharm graduate has major career prospects as assistant or associate researchers and even scientists. They can also get employed in hospitals, pharmacies, and various other pharmaceutical industries. It’s also worth noting that some M.pharm courses extend beyond two years.

Pharm D
One of the more recent entries into the health sector, Pharm D or doctor of pharmacy is a 6-year doctorate level course split into a 5:1 course and internship structure. As the number of jobs in the health sector has increased in recent years, pharm d graduates often get a decent return on investment once they finish their course. In addition, the high employment options available after the course makes it one of the best to pursue for B.pharm graduates.

10+2 graduates, eligible for a diploma in pharmacy from a college recognized by the PCI are eligible to enrol themselves for Pharm d.

Pharm d courses take students based on merit lists or through entrance exams. MET, BV CET, and GPAT are some of the entrance exams. Course graduates are employed as pharmacists, hospital pharmacy directors, drug experts, staff pharmacists, Clinical pharmacists. The average total fee for the course ranges anywhere between 6-10 lakhs and the average starting salary package can range between 3-10 lakhs per annum.