Don't want to become a doctor but still have an interest in the medical field? An undergraduate course on pharmacy is one of the most suitable choices for you. The B.Pharm is one of the popular job oriented courses among science students after class 12th. In this course, the students get a thorough knowledge of drugs and medicines, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Medicinal Chemistry, etc. This course provides a large number of job opportunities in both the public and private sectors. B. Pharm program covers the syllabus, including biochemical science & health care. The Pharmacy Courses are approved by the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) & Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). Some of the best pharmacy colleges in Bangalore are Krupanidhi Pharmacy College, Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences and others offering this include course subjects mentioned below:
● Human Anatomy & Physiology
● Biochemistry
● Pharmaceutical Maths & Biostatistics
● Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
What are the opportunities for students after the B. Pharma course?
Speaking of the sectors in which one can work after the completion of this course is wide and varied. After the completion of this degree, one can practice as a Pharmacist. Pharmacists can work in a range of enterprises related to the prescription, manufacture & provision of medicines. Every pharmacy college in Bangalore, Kolkata, Delhi offers this as an undergraduate course of 4 years after which one can practise as a Pharmacist or even a chemist. Let us look at a list of some of the lucrative and good-paying career options after a B. Pharm course. They have been categorised for a better understanding:
1. Drug Inspector - Drug Inspector, is a lucrative career option. This post is connected with good earning and reputation. State Governments, SSC and UPSC, recruit drug inspectors from time to time. Gross Starting Salary for drug Inspector in various Indian states range from approximately, 55000 to 70000 Indian Rupees per month.
2. Pharmacists - Pharmacists get employment opportunities in various Central Government Hospitals like ESIC and AIIMS, Railways, and across various states in the country. Starting salary for Pharmacists in Central Government Hospitals, begin at approximately INR 45000 per month and go up to INR 60000 per month after two years. Although for contract pharmacist the salaries range from 15000 to 35000 per month.
In the government sector these are some of the many career options along with UPSC, SSC, and bank jobs. For those searching for opportunities in the private sectors can take a look at :
The list mentioned below:
1. Pharmaceutical Marketing - B.Pharmacy freshers are employed in the marketing of pharmaceutical products and medical devices as Medical Representatives (MR). Starting salary for freshers vary from about 18000 to 35000 Indian rupees per month and some performance-based incentives and promotions also.
2. Production/ Manufacturing Medical Device & Quality Control - Pharmaceutical and medical devices are manufacturing units employing B. Pharm freshers to look after the daily operations and quality of formulations. Starting salary for freshers varies from about 12000 to 22000 Indian rupees per month depending on the company. One always has the option of pursuing some higher education along-with Job.
3. Medical Underwriting - This is not a traditional field, but is very promising. With the necessary experience and knowledge, one can easily make their way up the ladder. Starting salary in the training period could range from 12000 or above to 15000. With 2 to 3 years of experience as a medical scribe or transcriptor, it is possible to shift to positions giving you about 35000-40000 per month salary.
Offering the students a plethora of career options, a bachelors in pharmacy can be a very lucrative career choice. There are a wide number of reputed Pharmacy Colleges in India that provide a comprehensive curriculum along imparted by an equally repted faculty. Do your research well and before making your choice.
All the very best for your future and may you shine on!
No comments:
Post a Comment