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Hi sanket. It seems to be good for continuing your education in pharmaceutical sciences right from diploma level. However, it is pertinant to mention here that, your IELTS 6.0 band will be valid only when all the individual bands are not less than 6.0. i.e L-6; R-6; S-6; W-6. That is the minimum requirement for canadian universities. Coming to related fields, you can go for masters in regulatory affires, intelectual property rights(IPR) which are recent evolutionary fields in pharma industry world. Or otherwise you can excell in traditional fields like pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharma analysis, clinical trails, clinical pharmacology etc. what ever the field you can take, go for maximum peak in that, so that you can become legend in that field. The best universities in canada for pharma education are univ of toranto, Doulhousie univ, british columbia univ,univ of vancouver. you can google these colleges and get the information. all the best.

Hi Sudipta,
There are many institutes in India to offer M.Pharm like the following few :
Bharati Vidyapeeth Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune
SNDT University
Nagpur University
JNTU
BITs Pilani and many more. And to know about the other M.Pharm institutes you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yzau72x
But providing information whether these institutes are offering specializations in Clinical research is difficult to predict, Yet you may check with the institutes offering the particular specialization even though getting the same is rare as Clinical research is often provided by the institutes as a specialized field. You can also refer to the various institutes like ICRI, CREMA, Apollo etc for the courses related to the same. To know more, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yhvwt4g
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All the Best!