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Diploma in Pharmacy or D. Pharma is a 2 year course designed to train students for making a career in medicine.
After this course the student can work under a licensed pharmacist in hospitals, pharmacies, and other related fields.
Usually students go for higher studies that is M.Pharm after this course, but some also take up job opportunities.
The average salary after completing the course is 15,000 to 25,000Rs per month which increases with experience and skills.
Top colleges for this course are

• Jamia Hamdard
• Panjab University
• National Insitute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Punjab
• Institute of Chemical Technology

The admissions are based on merit or entrance exams conducted by respective universities.

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After completion of your bachelor's degree in Cardiovascular Technology, you can earn around 2-18 LPA in India. It depends on your expertise in the concerned field.

Private sectors are likely to pay you lower salary than govt. sectors.

With increased years of experience, your income will rise. So, experience is an important factor to determine your salary here.

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Top Government Hopitals and medical college in Mumbai are listed below:-

• Grant Medical College,Mumbai.

• Seth GS Medical College,Mumbai.

• Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College, Sion, Mumbai.

• Sir J. J. Hospital.

• Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital.

• Dr. Tata Memorial Hospital.

• King Edward Memorial Hospital.

• Gokuldas Tejpal Hospital.

• Topiwala National Medical College and BYL Nair Charitable Hospital, Mumbai.

• All India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Mumbai.

To get the complete list go through our page, the link for the same is provided below:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-government-medical-colleges-in-mumbai

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Fee structure will be different for different private institute... it will come in range of 3-6 lakh. There are 73 private college in UP who provides B Pharm.

Here is the  college list:-

1. University Institute of pharmacy:- 2.13L -2.71L
2. IUL:- 5L-7L
3. PSIT:- 6L
4. MIT group of institute,Moradabad:- 4.56L
5. NIET:- 4.51L
6. BU:- 2.44L
7. GNIT College of pharmacy:- 4.09L
8. MJPRU:- 83.58k
9. UP university of medical science:-
10. IIMT:- 2.1L-3.91L

for more details and college options please go through the link below:- https://pharmacy.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-pharmacy-colleges-in-uttar-pradesh

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http://www.dypatil.edu/schools/dentistry/fellowship-program-in-oral-implantology-and-laser-dentistry/ By clicking on the link , you will be redirected to the official site of the fellowship program where you can easily find all the details. Hope this helps. Feel free to reach out for any other query.

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