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Pharmacy Career Options in the Government Sector

• Pharmacist: Central government hospitals like AIIMS employ qualified pharmacists at high salary packages on a permanent basis. However, pharmacists employed on contract basis by the state government are not able to earn much. Being the link between a doctor and his/ her patients, a pharmacist should be social and amiable. A pharmacist should know about the dispensing of drugs as per prescription and managing store records, inventory, etc.
• Drug Inspector : A drug inspector monitors the safety, utility, and quality of drugs from their manufacturing till their sale. For a competent drug inspector, qualities like patience and self-confidence are essential. Combining various salts and performing tests accordingly to know the utility and effects of the combinations. Various competitive exams are conducted all over India for the selection of potential candidates.
• For more information just click on the link given below:
• https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/what-after-b-pharmacy

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There is a very high demand for optometrists around the world. Optometry  is great career choice than pharmacy as so many persons are doing pharmacy. The scope for optometric practice in India and abroad is great and unlimited. It is a dynamic and challenging career which could achieve personal growth, community respect and offers job flexibility, financial success and unlimited opportunities.

Optometry  is much less stressful. It's a much more relaxed environment. When it comes to patients satisfaction, their degree of requirements, salaries, career outlook and daily duties also higher for optometrists. Optometry  has many areas including opening up of your business or clinic which can bring the most reward. Optometrists primarily provide services to care for their patient's eye health and vision. Optometrists consult directly with patients and perform routine exams that require them to conduct vision tests with their patients.

Optometry is fastest to get a job just after graduation as you are not directly competing with other professionals. Optometrists has a higher starting salary and can interact directly with patients.

The highest salary for an Optometrist in India is 38,353 per month. Employees as Optometrist earn an average of 22lakhs, mostly ranging from 15lakhs per year to 39lakhs per year based on 8 profiles. The top 10% of employees earn more than 28lakhs per year.

The national average salary for a Optometrist is 25,224 in India. Salary estimates are based on 164 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by Optometrist employees.

Optometrist salaries in India range from 35,700 INR per month (minimum salary) to 102,000 INR per month (maximum salary).

The median salary is 63,300 INR per month, which means that half (50%) of people working as Optometrist(s) are earning less than 63,300 INR while the other half are earning more than 63,300 INR. The median represents the middle salary value. Generally speaking, you would want to be on the right side of the graph with the group earning more than the median salary.

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Check the list below -

Technology Ed -  Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs Online Course & Certificate

Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences (AAPS)  - Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance and Quality Control Diploma Program

The Pharmaceutical Education and Research Institute  - Quality Assurance/Compliance certificate program

BioPharma Institute - cGMP: Quality Assurance and Quality Control

UC San Diego - Quality Assurance and Control certificate

These are the online courses offered for Quality Assurance or Quality Control for Diploma Pharmacist.

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No your previous education doesn't go invalid when you do any course or degree from an open school or university. Many people do this. Working people often go for distance education to simultaneously upgrade their knowledge while working to get promoted. This doesn't mean their previous degree goes invalid. If you are going to do home science from NIOS you will have an additional qualification apart from being an arts graduate. They also have something called dual programme and part credit

Under this scheme if you are a learner who

1. is studying in a regular school, or
2. has already passed Secondary Sr. Secondary or any other higher course from any Board/University, you can opt any subjects of your choicse, to update knowledge and educational qualifications

However, on passing, only the statement of grades will be issued, No other certificate will be issued in this case.

I repeat your arts graduate marksheet will not go invalid,you can do NIOS HS without any worry

Hope this answers your query!

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In India NEET exam is not required for admission in B pharma, NEET exam is mainly required for admission in various medical courses such as MBBS and BDS, for B pharma admission every college has its own admission procedure, some colleges take admission on the basis of the score obtained by the student in their own entrance exam, while some take on basis of merit, you just need to pass the basic eligibility criteria to be eligible for NEET exam.

The basic eligibility criteria to get admission in B pharma that is followed by most of the Colleges in India is that the candidate must have passed their 10+2 with physics, chemistry and Biology as compulsory subjects with atleast 50% aggregate.

Some of the top entrance exams for admission in B Pharmacy In India are:

1. BITSAT Birla Institute of Technology and Science admission test

2. AP EAMCET Andhra Pradesh engineering agriculture and medical common entrance test

3. MAH AAC CET Maharashtra AAC common entrance test

4. MET Manipal entrance test

5. GITAM GAT GITAM admission test

6. TS EAMCET Telangana state engineering agriculture and medical common entrance test

7. UPSEE Uttar Pradesh state entrance examination


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Hello,

I hope you are doing fine, It depends on which private college you choose to attend and the faculty at that college.

It depends on what you plan to pursue after your B.Pharmacy. MPharm( through GPAT) or MS abroad ? Or a job?

B.Pharma is undergraduate degree course and after completing this course one can become Pharmacist. Pharmacists can work in a range of industries related to the prescription, manufacture & provision of medicines.

So Yes it is worth doing B Pharma from top private colleges. One such university is G D Goenka University. This university also offers B.Pharma course.

I hope you find this information helpful. I wish you all the best for your future.

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Hello student,

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Yes, A nurse who wishes to become a pharmacist needs additional education to receive a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, known as a Pharm. D.

Although nurse's training typically provides most of the prerequisites for pharmacy school, a nurse usually needs at least four more years of education to become a pharmacist.

Pharmacy is a 4-year course with internship and is related to medicine knowledge. You should take this course if you want to get into the field of pharmacy and work in healthcare companies or start your own medical store.

Hope this will help you.

All the best!!

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Yes , you can go to canada for pursuing Mpharm after Bpharm in India and yes 2 to 3 year work experience is enough to pursue it . You will have to qualify a english proficiency test like IELTS/Toefl as english is not your first language. Then, you have to get high score(about 320) in GRE to apply to Canadian Universities.Then the next step is to get your Indian B.Pharma degree verified by the the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC). Then give the PEBC certifying exam in Canada and attain a license as a pharmacist.

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Are you enquiring for SBI Pharmacist in the clerical cadre, if so then then the last date to download the same is already over, the facility was made available from 10th May to 23rd May, the exam was to be conducted on 23rd May has been postponed until further notice, visit the official website at https://bank.sbi/web/careers/current-openings to know more details pertaining to this.

Dear Aspirant,

given below are some of the highly recommended books you may use while preparing for your entrance examination,

• The Pearson Guide to GPAT and Other Entrance Examination in Pharmacy
• GPAT Cracker
• GPAT: A Companion
• Compete Pharma (A Guide For Preparation Of GPAT/NIPER/BITS/CEEB/CET And Other Pharma Competitive Exams)
• Synopsis for GPAT
• Health Education & Community Pharmacy: For First Year Diploma
• Advance Organic Chemistry: Reaction, Mechanism & Structure
• Textbook of Pharmacognosy
• Pharmaceutics: The Science of Dosage Form Design