Hi Lalit,

You can get good salary after B.pharm with your job experience but the only thing is that for promotion purpose M.pharm is required. If you only B.pharm graduate then your scope is limited and stagnant.

Thanks.Good luck.Hope this answer is helpful for you.

Hi Athira,

I don't think its up to three years but only one year aicte considered for Pg admission.

Thank you.Good luck.

Hello Apurva, 

Pune University offers M. Pharma course of two year in the following specialisation, 

• Pharmaceutics
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry 
• Pharmacology 
• Pharmacognosy
• Quality Assurance Techniques 

Hope this helps, Thank You 

All the best 

M.Pharmacy is a program which is done after finishing the B.Pharm degree.

So this is a masters program where in you will select a specialisation and you would be working on the project based on the specialisation that you chosen.

If you want to get admission to top good universities

Hi Dear, 

the placement and package of the college is really good , the company who visit in this college are Amazon, Directi , adobe, centre of development of telematics, cairn and many more the average package provided by the companies is 27 lakhs 

 i hope this information is helpful

The jobs which a B. Pharm student does is similar to that of the M. Pharm ; however the pay would be a 2000 bugs or INR more compared to the B.Pharm student.

1.Quality Control

2.Quality Assurance

3.Medical Representative

4.Pharmacovigilance

5.Clinical Data Management

6.Patient Safety Role

7. R & D

Hi Charankumar,

For doing M.pharm From AU Visakhapatnam with your favourite branch  you have to go for conselling process in Gpat then only we will getting know that.

Thank you.Good luck.

Hi Rajeev,

After getting a qualified rank in Gpat further you can go for NIPER exam.so that you get better institution. Otherwise Gpat qualification is only required for studying M.Pharm.

Thank you.Good luck.

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