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You are only eligible for admission, If you have completed graduation in (Physics / bio / chemistry / Zoology / botany / Biochemistry / Microbiology / Applied Medical Sciences / Biotechnology) / engineering / pharmacy / medicine / BDS. Percentage in last qualified exam (graduation) required for admission in M.Sc. May vary university to university (50%-60%). In reputed institutes, admission is through entrance exam, where as in other institutes you can take direct admission.
Premier Forensic Science Institute
All India Institute of Medical Sciences
Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan National Institute of Criminology & Forensic Science
Lovely Professional University Jalandhar, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, KL E University
Gujarat Forensic Sciences University, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University Agra, IFS India Education Department, St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Osmania University Hyderabad, University of Madras, West Bengal University of Health Sciences, Kolkata
IFS Mumbai
IFS Aurangabada
IFS Nagpur
Bundelkhand University
Dr. Hari Singh Gour University
In some colleges admission can be taken only if the Candidate has done B.Sc and studied at least 2 year (4 semesters) of 3 years degree course in any 2 subjects from the following:
1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Biology (Zoology/ Genetics/ Bio-technology/ Physical Anthropology).

Diploma in a layman language is a short term course generally up to 2 years which mainly focus on training a person in a particular field. They are one of the quick and best way to get a job as their course is more practical oriented. The importance of Diploma as compared to degree is relatively less. DEGREE on the other hand, is a long term course which varies between 34 years for Bachelors, 2 years beyond Bachelor for master degree, depending on the course. Degree provides more in depth knowledge about a particular course then Diploma. Earning a degree opens more doors for opportunities as compared to Diploma. In fact, various career options require at least a Bachelors degree.

Well, B.Pharma is no better than. B.Sc. Moreover, B.Sc. is more difficult to pass than B.Pharma. We as B.Pharma graduates consider ourselves as simple graduates only, as if we go in marketing field, there are many B.A. B.Sc. Guys who are even at manager level and will treat you the same way as other Science and non-Science graduates. If you opt for pharma manufacturing, you can get reputation as D.Pharma are generally employed as operators for various machines involved in compression, coating, etc. They will give you respect and you will be called a Sir, which will make you feel good, but living in other state (Baddi, HP ; Sikkim, Mumbai etc. ). Where maximum industries are located, cannot be compromised merely with feelings as the salary offered to freshers is very less. Cipla in Baddi offers the maximum salary of about 10,000 PM to freshers, if you have patience and can bear these things, pharma manufacturing is definitely the field where you can do something related to your degree, as compared to pharma marketing. If you are planning to do B.Pharma. better give it a second thought as you can do graduation and prepare for government jobs along with B.Sc. But this can not be achieved in B.Pharma course as colleges are strict about attendance and all.