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NEET, Medical, Pharmacy Careers - Answered on Jul 10, 2026

Dr Nagarajan JSK is an associate professor and former head of medical research at the JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
He has over 30 years of experience in counselling students towards making the right career choices, particularly in the field of pharmacy.
As the JSS College placement officer, he has helped aspiring professionals prepare for and crack job interviews.
Dr Nagarajan holds a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences from the JSS Academy of Higher Education And Research, Mysore, and is currently guiding five PhD scholars.... more
Bhavin Question by Bhavin on Jun 08, 2026
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Dear Mam, My son is studying in 12th Sciences B group, in study he is average. Which course and abroad country is best and safe for nursing course as well as pharmacy. Also suggest best abroad course other than above.

Ans: HI BHAVIN,
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The B group means without Maths, correct? If so, my suggestion is that if you want to pursue an undergraduate degree in Pharmacy or Nursing, it's better to study in India rather than going abroad.

Why do I say this? For example, many students prefer to study Medicine abroad, but they face numerous challenges when it comes to completing the screening exams. Only about 10% of the students manage to pass their screening exams. To clear these exams, they incur costs for coaching fees, exam fees, accommodation, and food. Most cannot pass on their first attempt; they must study 19 subjects for a single exam day. Within that one day, they need to recall all the subjects and provide answers. Additionally, the exam pattern changes every six months (as it has for the past two years). Students do not receive model question papers or mock tests from the authorities, nor can they verify their papers, as answer keys are not released like in other competitive tests. These are the problems faced by hundreds of thousands of graduates.

I've explained the challenges of the medical screening exam to highlight that similar issues are likely to arise in the pharmacy field as well. Significant educational reforms are being introduced, so it's better to pursue the course in India.

As for Nursing, India offers better opportunities compared to other countries due to the abundance of patients available for learning and growth. In contrast, such exposure is difficult to find abroad. When selecting an institution, opt for government institutions or those with a hospital capacity of over 200 beds to ensure a quality learning experience. Otherwise, institutions may send students to smaller hospitals where they are utilized as labor rather than as learners. Therefore, be cautious when choosing an institution.

After completing your undergraduate degree, you can consider going abroad. However, it’s crucial to choose the institute yourself rather than going through agents. Make sure to select a postgraduate program that aligns with your undergraduate studies, and avoid enrolling in unrelated courses. Many students find themselves trapped in such situations, suffering under the guise of studying abroad. There are also instances where students are misled in the name of obtaining a green card or citizenship. Additionally, in foreign countries, there are often separate classes for Indian students, creating an environment that feels like “another Indian college in a foreign setting.”

So, let him try to enroll in a good institution (regardless of NIRF rankings). Choose the best institution based on your domicile. If you want more detailed suggestions, please share your domicile so I can recommend colleges for pursuing undergraduate studies in Pharmacy or Nursing.

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