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Step 1: Determine your mind that you are ready to give your heart and soul to it. Even ready to spend 1 to 1.5 years with reading.
Step 2: Determine if you want to take UPSC coaching or self study. (My suggestion if you have your blood relation know about or in preparation of UPSC take their suggestion or go for coaching classes)
and must know that institute is just for guidance and you only have to study. (have it in mind, it helps)
Step 3: Start seeing daily news at night in Rajya Sabha TV at 9 pm from today itself. (Available on YouTube)
Step 4: Have policy of one subject one book and don't heap up books.
Step 5: Thorough revision of same materials.
Step 6: test series to your capability at your convenience.
All the best.

Is an undergraduate pharmacy course and Doctor of Pharmacy a professional pharmacy doctoral course. Both the courses have their own significance as B.Pharm is 4 years course where as Pharm. This a 6 years course. While Pharma. D. focuses on clinical practice and allows the student to get a hands-on experience while working as a pharmacist, B.Pharma. Is more research oriented and as mentioned above it focuses on the manufacture of drugs and what new discoveries can be made in this field. After the completion of B.Pharma. the students can practice as a Pharmacist. Pharmacists will work in industries related to the prescription, manufacture & provision of medicines. And Pharma. D trains students to work in hospital settings, relevant industry environments and to pursue higher degrees or clinical research. After the completion of the B.Pharma course, students can go for higher studies in the Pharmacy like Master of Pharmacy M.Pharma or can work in a Pharmaceutical company or can practice as a Pharmacist in various firms Where as After earning a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and passing licensure examinations, College of Pharmacy graduates can practice pharmacy anywhere the country. If you are a student who wishes to work as a pharmacist in big hospitals and healthcare clinics whether it is in your homeland or in countries abroad, then a Pharma. D. course would be better for you. You can also pursue your Ph.D. after completing Pharm. D. if you are interested in doing further clinical research work. However, if researching about new therapies and drugs interests you immensely and you look forward to work in pharmaceuticals, drugs and biotech industries then a B.Pharma. Programme would be best suitable for you. You must follow it with the Masters programme known as M. Pharma. To excel in this field and may also do Ph.D. after that.

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