What will be the salary after M.Pharm or MBA ?

You can take up jobs in the following fields of work after B. Pharm -Chemical / Drug Technician, Pharmacist , Pathological Lab, Hospital Drug Coordinator, Scientist, Drug Inspector, Drug Therapist, Research Officer, R&D, Health Inspector, Preparing Prescription to Patients , Bio-tech Industries. If interested you can pursue M. Pharm, MBA Pharma and later look at research or even teaching.  If you are trying to choose between M Pharma and MBA, that really depends on your career goals. An M Pharma will allow you to get jobs as a research scientist or a lecturer / professor in your field. However, MBA will open options in marketing, finance and general management. MBA will also allow you to explore opportunities in other industries. We recommend that you spend some time reflecting on your goals and then decide. Do try to speak with people from the industry to seek guidance from them. The job opportunities available after doing your MPharm incude jobs as a pharmacist, MR, product manager, teaching and research& development positions. You can also explore options in the clinical research industry which has tremendous growth prospects in our country. This involves managing and monitoring large scale clinical trials of drugs to prepare grounds for FDA approval of new drugs. Leading companies Pfizer, Biocon, Reliance Life Sciences, Hero Global design etc. You can opt for an MBA degree in pharmaceutical too and then managerial options in pharmaceutical companies will be open to you. Apart from this, there are opportunities in healthcare clinics and laboratories where trained management personnel are in demand. Some prominent players are Med Plus Health Services, Lifetime Healthcare, CRS Health, Apollo Pharmacies, Pill & Powder, Health & Glow, Guardian Lifecare and Global Healthline etc. All the Best!

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M.pharma kar lo girls ho teaching me scope h. aftr b.pharma tumhe company jayada ctc nahi dene wali aur marketing best ho sakta hai agr tum accha bol leti ho bahut si pharma ki story h b'coz mene bhi b.pharma ki h aur marketing kar raha hu jaha b.a, b.sc, b.com, sab sath h you know my feeling what i can say. gud luck

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There are many scopes after pursuing BPharm. But, salary will be more elevated if you further pursue Masters degree either MBA/MPharm.Besides you can open a medical shop or a chemists shop,become a chemist,can also be a chemistry professor or a lab assistant or a labratory expert,can do lots of experiments if u are interested in this field ,can become a medical representative/transcriptionist. After BPharm, you can get jobs in private as well as government sectors. In case of government sectors, you can get job as:- - pharmacist in hospitals - Technician in college - Research Analyst - Drug squad in police department In case of private sectors, you can get as:- - Pharmacist selling medicines - Pharma & Biotech companies - Pharmacist Consultants - Food & Drug Industry Salary of BPharm approximately ranges as Rs. 1,00,000/- to Rs. 3,00,000/- per annum as fresher. It deviates as per your skill & experience. So take decision wisely.You have many options with you.But according to me you must acquire a higher qualification i.e M.Pharm. Best of Luck. Best Wishes for your future.

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Hello Priyanka, Good questions. Usually before joining any programme the candidate should be clear about the job prospects after completing the same. Usually the job opportunites the B. Pharm candidates get as freshers are "Medical Trainees" or "Medical Representatives" and salary ranges between 8K to 12K depending upon the interview skills of the candidate. Now a days B.Pharm candidates are looking out for their career in Clinical Trials as well. The job prospects are much better as compared to the rest of the medical fields for Pharma candidates who do not want to do marketing jobs.

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