No, you likely cannot directly enter a Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) program after completing a Diploma in Pharmacy. The eligibility criteria for DMLT programs typically require a 10+2 (higher secondary education) qualification with Science stream subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. A Diploma in Pharmacy, while related to the medical field, might not fulfill this specific science background requirement.

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Students with a B. Pharm can go on to earn a PG diploma in pharmacy, an MBA in pharmaceutical management, an M Pharma, a Doctor of Pharmacy (D Pharma), and other degrees. After B. Pharmacy, some institutions offer 6-month courses, or students can work in the health industry. Embark on an enriching educational expedition with our specialized two-year Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) program, dedicated to Pharmaceutical Management. This comprehensive curriculum is meticulously crafted to prepare aspiring professionals for success in the dynamic pharmaceutical sector. Every engineering college offers 85% counseling seats and the remaining 15% seats are specially reserved for Direct Admission through management quota. So, if you are willing to book your seat for Direct Admission in JSS Noida for B. Tech 2024-25, Team GMU is just a call away.

hi jamal sha,

pharmacy is a vast subject and has a lot of opportunities to hang on, fundamentally a diversified career. so after finishing a course in pharmacy you work as a pharmacist, clinical pharmacist, hospital pharmacist, pharmaceutical research, and roles in research and development, sales and marketing, or working in industries, giving many competitive exams etc...

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