Government Degree College, Nagari All Questions

Heyy Abhijith.....

After the Pharm.D course you can do the PhD in the criminology but you should be just making sure that your course comes under the course required for criminology or it's an equivalent course for it. Also you must check out for the various colleges and their requirements as they are different for different colleges.

Heyy Abhijith.....

After the Pharm.D course you can do the PhD in the criminology but you should be just making sure that your course comes under the course required for criminology or it's an equivalent course for it. Also you must check out for the various colleges and their requirements as they are different for different colleges.

Hello,

International Pharmacy Graduates (IPGs)

Enrolment in NAPRA’s Pharmacists’ Canada is a mandatory first step towards licensure in Canada for international pharmacy graduates (IPGs) in all provinces except Québec. 

Pharmacist Gateway Canada (Gateway) provides a number of tools for IPGs, including a public website where IPGs can find everything required to better understand and navigate the Canadian licensure process. The Gateway provides access to clear and up-to-date information on the licensure requirements in every province and territory across Canada and is a confidential national document repository accessible to the candidate, the PEBC and the pharmacy regulatory authority.

For further information about bridging programs that help IPGs successfully complete the licensing requirements to practice pharmacy in Canada, several programs are available:

The International pharmacy graduate program— Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto in Toronto, ON

The canadian pharmacy practice programme — Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC

The international Pharmacy bridging program — Bredin Institute in Calgary, AB and Edmonton AB

Hope this helps... 

Hi aspirant

Pharm D (Doctor of Pharmacy) is a well known Doctorate Degree program in Pharmacy. It is also known by the name of Pharma D. It is a 6 years (5 years academic program + 1 year internship) long course.

Eligibility to join a Pharm.D course:

You must be at least 17 years old and pass any one of the following exam:

(1) 10+2 with physics, chemistry and mathematics/ biology(core subjects).
(2) Completed D.Pharm course from a PCI-approved institution 
(3) Any other qualification approved by PCI that is equivalent to above two qualifications

good luck

Hiiii, for a candidate to pursue MBA program in any discipline it is mandatory to complete graduation.

Hello,

MBA is a very good course to pursue after completing Pharm D. The 2 years long MBAcourse will help one acquire key management skills, which will be useful in landing administrative jobs in pharmaceutical industry as well as healthcare sector.

Pharm D course is accepted and recognized all around the world. It is the minimum Degree required to practice as a pharmacist in many developed countries. This means that the ‘work abroad’ scope is very promising, when it comes to this course.

Job opportunities are also available in the Pharmaceutical industry. One may take on technological, administrative or marketing positions in this industry.

Teaching is another job opportunity. One may take on the job post of a lecturer/instructor at Pharmacy Colleges/institutes. Clinical research organizations and research labs also hire Pharm D Degree holders.

Common job profiles available are-

• Pharmacist
• Teacher/Instructor
• Research professional
• Marketing professional (Pharmaceutical Industry)
• Administrative posts (Pharmaceutical Industry)
• Quality Control Officer (Pharmaceutical Industry
• Drug Inspector

HOPE THIS HELPS YOU!

ALL THE BEST 

Hello,

Pharm D’s duration (6 years) is longer than that of B Pharm (4 years). Other than that, Pharm D course focuses more in clinical pharmacy, pharmacy practice, pharmaceutical care as well as health care. B Pharm course focuses only on pharmacy industry and research. In short, Pharm D is much more detailed (integrated) and valuable that B Pharm course.In in dia, there are 2 formats in which this course is available Regular Pharm D course may be pursued by students who have passed 12th Science board examination. Post-Baccalaureate Pharm D course is for B Pharm graduates to pursue.

Eligiblity criteria for Pharm D

• Pharm D (6 years long course): Science stream students (any group- Mathematics or Biology), who have passed 10+2 board examination from a recognized board OR Diploma in Pharmacy holders (from a PCI recognized institute) are eligible to pursue this course. Some institutes do have the minimum marks criteria. According to this criteria, a student must have scored at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Optional subject (Mathematics/ Biology ) in 12th board examination.
• Pharm D (Post-Baccalaureate) : Graduates who have completed B Pharm from a PCI recognized institute are eligible to pursue this course. Minimum aggregate marks required -50%. Some institutes do have minimum marks criteria

Hope this helps you !

All the best!

Hello Anju,
If you want to work abroad after completion of PharmD course then you can join as hospital pharmacist or go in the field of research.
Procedure to apply can vary. You will have to check the eligibility and procedure of the particular organisation with which you want to work.
Good Luck!

Dear aspirant,

Mcat exams are usually for students who have completed their mbbs course.But you can write the exam if you apply for "special request".Check their official site for more information about special request.

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