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To become a Drug Inspector a candidate needs to have completed his Graduation in Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Science or Clinical Pharmacology or Micro-biology or Medicine or any other equivalent qualification with these specializations from a recognized university or institution.

• You are usually required to hold a degree in Pharmacy or Medicine or Pharmaceutical Sciences.
• Degrees with specialisation in Microbiology or Clinical Pharmacology are usually preferred.
• Minimum age 21 and maximum is 30. ( Relaxation to reservation categories)
• The recruitment of Drug Inspectors is conducted by the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) and different SPSCs (State Public Service Commission).
• Must have put in a service of not less than eighteen months of experience in the manufacturing and or testing of schedule C and / or C1 drugs included in the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945.

Hello Aspirant,

A Drug Inspector is a professional in the field of Pharmacy who is an expert in monitoring and executing efficiency, safety, quality and usefulness of drugs from the production stage to the final i.e, selling stage. To become one , for a start you should pass 12th with  Physics, Chemistry/ Biotechnology, Biology/ Microbiology as your main subjects. Followed by this ,you should pursue a bachelors and masters degree in Pharmacy or Medicine or Pharmaceutical Sciences.Masters is not compulsory but it will give you a better edge. Degrees with specialisation in Microbiology or Clinical Pharmacology are usually preferred. The recruitment of Drug Inspectors is conducted by the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) and different SPSCs (State Public Service Commission). So the final step is to prepare and clear the respective entrance exams conducted by the UPSC and various SPSCs when there are vacancies.

If you are currently in 12th standard , the visit the below link to know about B.Pharm course and colleges you should aim for:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/pharmacy-course

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-pharm-bachelor-of-pharmacy

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To become an IPS (Indian Police Service) officer in India, you need to crack the Union public service commission (UPSC) examination held every year. It is a very competitive exam and almost 3 lakh candidates appear every year. You need to work hard in order to get a high rank. The exam is conducted in three stages: 1) Preliminary Examination 2) Main Examination 3) Final Interview. You have to clear the preliminary exam first.

Eligibility: To be eligible for writing UPSC, the candidate must have a degree from an Indian University or an equivalent qualification. Those in the final year of a degree course can also appear in the Preliminary Examination conducted every year.

Age Limit: A candidate should be between the ages of 21 years- 32 years on 1st August.

More about the UPSC exam: https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

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DySP is stands for deputy superintendent of police. They are posted in subdivision. The post is equivaleent to ACP Assistant commissioner of police in metropolitan. Candidates must be Indian citizens with any degree and between the ages of 21 to 38 years. There is a minimum physical requirement of height 165 cm (5 ft 5 in) for men and 155 cm (5 ft 1 in) for women, chest requirement of 84 cm (33 in) and chest expansion of 5 cm (2 in).  Sub division is area under any bigger district subdivision is an area, part, or section of something which is itself a part of something larger.

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Generally CBI officer posted in the CBI Headquarter Delhi and send to the field according to the cases. After the completion of training, most of the selected candidates have a chance to get the posting at Delhi Zone in CBI Headquarter. However, CBI posting is generally offered in metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, etc.

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Hello Dear,

MPPSC Dysp is a state government class one job. There is a chance you can become Superintendent of Police (SP) in your state after 10-12 years as per your promotion and ACR. On the other hand a job through SSC in CBI is a class B central government job. If You ask me about power and respect then the Job in MPPSC DySP is any day better than the SSC job.

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BCA stands for Bachelors in Computer Application. BCA is a three year undergraduate degree programme for candidates wishing to enter into the world of Computer languages. One of the most popular options to get started with a career in Information Technology, the course gives you an insight into the world of computers and its applications.

In the ever growing IT industry, the demand for BCA graduates is increasing rapidly. With a BCA degree, candidates can find lucrative job opportunities in private as well public sector.

Some of the leading IT companies recruiting BCA graduates include Oracle, IBM, Infosys and Wipro. Government organizations like the Indian Air Force(IAF), Indian Army, and India Navy hire a large number of computer professionals for their IT department.

Some of the job profiles that one can bag after completing a BCA programme is that of a:

• System Engineer
• Software Tester
• Junior Programmer
• Web Developer
• System Administrator
• Software Developer

Master of Computer Applications (MCA) is a three year long professional post-graduate programme for candidates wanting to delve deeper into the world of computer application development with the help of learning modern programming language. The programme is a blend of both theoretical and practical knowledge. An MCA degree endows students’ an opportunity  to work with tools meant to develop better and faster applications.

A candidate with a master’s degree in computer applications along with the right amount of relevant work experience, skill set and caliber can easily find great job opportunities at leading IT firms (both private and government) across India and abroad.

Following are the types of job profiles for MCA graduate

• App Developer
• Business Analyst
• Database Engineer
• Ethical Hacker
• Hardware Engineer

Master of Business Administration or MBA is one of the most popular post-graduate programmes in India and abroad. The two-year programme is a gateway to a plethora of job opportunities in the corporate world. Here are some important facts about the MBA program:

• What makes MBA such a popular course is that students from any background - including Science, Commerce and Humanities - can pursue it.
• A regular MBA or Post-Graduation Diploma in Management (PGDM) is generally a two-year course divided into four or six semesters. However, there are certain private institutes that offer one-year PGDM programmes as well.
• One can pursue MBA in various modes, such as, Regular, Online and Distance-Education.

An MBA degree holder is expected to take up the managerial responsibility of the department they are hired for. A manager’s job profile broadly includes planning, strategising, execution, leading the team, liaison with clients, coordinating with other departments, delegation of work and responsibilities, reporting to higher authorities regarding projects undertaken.

It is a quite good career option to do MBA after BCA or MCA, it totaaly depends on you what to choose.

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