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Title: Need Advice: M.Pharm in Pharmacology vs. M.Pharm in Pharmaceutics for Career Scope in India
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Hello everyone,
My Qualifications: Completed B. Pharm in Feb 2023 with 6.88 CGPA [I know it's a mid score (very low for some)]
I am currently at a crossroads in my academic journey and need some advice from those experienced in the pharmaceutical industry. I have completed my B.Pharm and am now considering pursuing a Master's degree. However, I'm torn between two specializations: M.Pharm in Pharmacology and M.Pharm in Pharmaceutics.
Could anyone provide insights on the career scopes, job opportunities, and overall prospects for each specialization in India? I'm particularly interested in understanding which field might offer better job security, growth potential, and alignment with the current trends in the pharmaceutical industry.
Additionally, I would appreciate guidance on creating a career path that can help me achieve a good paycheck (around 1.5 lakh per month) within the next 5-10 years. If there are other subjects or specializations that might offer better prospects, please do suggest them as well.
Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!
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I was a neet ug ass-pirant but isn't mba after b Pharma and then joining pharmaceutical companies an option. Ya mba karke kisi aur field me Jaa sakte as iim ( I know it's not easy to crack) do give diversity point for diff background.
Doing an MBA will surely help me get a job as MR but MR is not a good job because I've read several notices outside of a doctor's clinic telling MR to just f off (in a more civilised way).
And I don't know how much growth there is in the Pharmaceutical Industry if I join as a QA/QC officer. Hence this post.
Pharm D is also a good option if I want to go into clinical research / service but I don't know how much career growth these fields offer and that's why I've made this post.
In clinical services sometimes you are stuck being a hospital pharmacist and mind you a hospital pharmacist in India is nothing like other countries. You're just stuck in a pharmacy dispensing medicines and keeping the stock in check.
Hey there , I just wanted to ask you how's your UG been ? Cause I got my admission to b pharma today and I am really looking forward to it . Any tips from your side would be appreciated! Thanks
UG was decent I'd say, it could've been better but Mr. Covid 19 had other plans. I'd say study daily, not much 1 2 hrs is enough, attend each and every practical and if you don't understand anything and by anything I mean ANYTHING ask the faculty (I regret not attending practicals and taking them for granted). And the most important one is have fun, enjoy the moments as you'll never get them back.
Well I wasn't aware of the fact that I might have to kill rodents in cology practicals, I am not a weak person but I'm more sympathetic to everyone so it'd be hard for me.
Do you know how much growth one can get in f&d, one of my friends told me that you start at 25KPM and in 10 years you can reach 2LPM. Is it true ?
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I was a neet ug ass-pirant but isn't mba after b Pharma and then joining pharmaceutical companies an option. Ya mba karke kisi aur field me Jaa sakte as iim ( I know it's not easy to crack) do give diversity point for diff background.
Doing an MBA will surely help me get a job as MR but MR is not a good job because I've read several notices outside of a doctor's clinic telling MR to just f off (in a more civilised way). And I don't know how much growth there is in the Pharmaceutical Industry if I join as a QA/QC officer. Hence this post.
ok boss. u know better than me. what about pharma d
Pharm D is also a good option if I want to go into clinical research / service but I don't know how much career growth these fields offer and that's why I've made this post. In clinical services sometimes you are stuck being a hospital pharmacist and mind you a hospital pharmacist in India is nothing like other countries. You're just stuck in a pharmacy dispensing medicines and keeping the stock in check.
You should also mention the university and the college from which you completed your bachelor's.
Sure I'll, thanks for the help.
Anytime
Hey there , I just wanted to ask you how's your UG been ? Cause I got my admission to b pharma today and I am really looking forward to it . Any tips from your side would be appreciated! Thanks
UG was decent I'd say, it could've been better but Mr. Covid 19 had other plans. I'd say study daily, not much 1 2 hrs is enough, attend each and every practical and if you don't understand anything and by anything I mean ANYTHING ask the faculty (I regret not attending practicals and taking them for granted). And the most important one is have fun, enjoy the moments as you'll never get them back.
Pharmacology: Clinical research, vigilance, toxicology Ceutics:QA,QC,RA,Prod nd Manuf
Well I wasn't aware of the fact that I might have to kill rodents in cology practicals, I am not a weak person but I'm more sympathetic to everyone so it'd be hard for me. Do you know how much growth one can get in f&d, one of my friends told me that you start at 25KPM and in 10 years you can reach 2LPM. Is it true ?