I am a 1st year student of Pharma.D but have heard that it is not having any scope in India, thus planning to write NEET. Is it a good idea?

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Arjun Majhee | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

Always listen to your heart. No one in this world can make your career except you. You are the best for you and yours. If some say there is no career then you left the course. Just overlook the career opportunities after D.Pharma. Career Prospects and Job Opportunities: Diverse job opportunities are

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Harshitha Shetty | Beginner-Level 3

9 years ago

Thank you, Sir. But, presently I am pursuing D.Pharma, i.e. doctor of pharmacy.

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Keerthi Neelufor | Beginner-Level 2

8 years ago

Dear Harshitha, please don't listen to others, there is no scope or something. You just think about the reason behind joining the course. Listen to your heart and please be positive, and now you are just in first year, there is a scope of development in future. So, please don't deviate your mind and

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