Hello sir/ma'am, i am 44 years old and completed my masters in pharmacy (pharmacology) in 2010, i have 3 years of experience as a hospital pharmacist from Care hospitals and 5 year's experience as a senior pharmacovigilance associate from Tech Mahindra. I have a career break of 7 years. I am willing to upgrade myself with the new technology happening in pharmacy/healthcare field that have a scope for next 10-20 years in india or abroad. Also, i would like to know if i can make good earnings to sustain in this costly world by pursuing any sort of short-term or long term courses in pharma/healthcare that have a huge scope for me? Thank you

Ans: Pursuing a diploma in pharmacy is a viable option, especially if you seek more job opportunities and a change in career direction. The pharmaceutical industry often demands professionals with pharmacy qualifications, and obtaining a diploma in pharmacy may open up new avenues for employment. However, it's essential to thoroughly research the program, consider the accreditation of the institution offering the diploma, and ensure that the decision aligns with your long-term career goals.

Ans: Hi,
you can go for PG and then a job in a pharma company or as a lecturer.

Ans: Hi. What is shown in the video is always not correct. With my own experience, I can say pharmacists are earning more than any engineer at this time. If your financial situation is not good then over Nutrition, choose pharma. You can start earning at an early stage. Excel in the studies, job then there is no bar for salary to the right and honest candidate. Keep faith with yourself.

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Ans: Hi,
After completing a B.Pharm, there are numerous career opportunities available:

1. Industry: Roles in drug and pharmaceutical production/manufacturing, quality control, quality assurance, regulatory affairs, and marketing.
2. Academic: Opportunities as a lecturer in government and private colleges.
3. Government Jobs: Positions such as drugs inspector and junior analyst.
4. IT Industry: Jobs as a medical scribe or in medical/scientific writing.
5. Pharmacist: Opportunities as a community pharmacist or a hospital pharmacist.
6. International Opportunities: Working as a pharmacist in Gulf countries like Dubai, Qatar, and Oman.
7. Higher Education: Pursuing M.Pharm with over 15 specializations available, Pharm D (PB), or an MBA.

You can choose the right field that matches your career goal or growth. I don't have information regarding your gender, financial background, or location. Based on the above information, I can provide a career option that best matches your interests and goals.

Ans: Hi Soumitra,

I hope this message finds you well! I don't have information about which college he is attending, the location, and his economic status. With this information, I can provide better suggestions for career options. However, most students tend to prefer pursuing a post-graduate degree in Pharmacy, with only a few opting for a management course.

I've discussed the career prospects after completing a B.Pharm with other readers, and I wanted to share the information with you for your reference.

After completing a B.Pharm, there are numerous career opportunities available:

1. Industry: Roles in drug and pharmaceutical production/manufacturing, quality control, quality assurance, regulatory affairs, and marketing.
2. Academic: Opportunities as a lecturer in both government and private colleges.
3. Government Jobs: Positions such as drugs inspector and junior analyst.
4. IT Industry: Jobs as a medical scribe or in medical/scientific writing.
5. Pharmacist: Opportunities as a community pharmacist or a hospital pharmacist.
6. International Opportunities: Working as a pharmacist in Gulf countries like Dubai, Qatar, and Oman.
7. Higher Education: Pursuing M.Pharm with over 15 specializations available, Pharm D (PB), or an MBA.

If you could share the additional details, I would be able to offer more support and make further suggestions.