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Hi Pooja, Pharmacy is one of the main disciplines under Biomedical Science and the pharmaceutical industry.
You may utilize your diploma or degree :
-By applying in good pharma companies as a Medical Representative. You can apply for pharmacist post in hospitals.
-By starting research and development work.
-You may work in the teaching field.
-After registering with the state Pharmacy Council you may set up your own pharmacy or chemists and druggists shop to stock and sell medicines and dispense them according to doctor's prescription.
OR
After B.Pharm, you may go for M.Pharm and afterwards for Ph.D programme in Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Marketing & Management.
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Wish you luck!

Hi,
The eligibility criteria for the admission to the part time course in LLB:
One of the main factors that decide the admission to the above said course is the percentage of marks scored in the graduate examination. Most of the Universities conduct their own entrance examinations. The applicant should possess a valid score for these entrance examinations.
Some universities which offer part time LLB course:
Kurushetra University
National Law School Delhi
Cochin University
Delhi University
National Law School in Bangalore
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Chanakya National Law University
Bharati Vidyapeth University
National Law School of India University
You may visit respective websites in order to find details on fees, intake, eligibility criteria, admission process, entrance exams, learning mode options, etc.
After successfully completing part time LLB course, you can obtain direct entry to the legal practice course.
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Good Luck.

Hi Karan, career planning is one of the most crucial factors in one's life which needs no emphasis.
If you are interested in pursuing engineering courses, such as civil, mechanical, electronics, metallurgy, computers, then you should have combination of mathematics, physics and chemistry (MPC) in plus two.
Being a Commerce student, it opens up a variety of options after plus two like company secretary-ship, chartered accountancy, cost accountancy, business management, computer. You may even go for B.Com as it is one of the much sought after course.
You can also opt for courses outside the university stream, such as hotel management, fashion technology, industrial design, packaging, aircraft maintenance engineering, government accredited computer courses and a host of post plus two level vocational courses.
In a nutshell, whatever stream you may select, you should put in your best efforts, which would surely lead to the path of success.
Hope it helps. Feel free to raise queries or close by liking it or marking it as the best answer.
All the Best!

Hi Karan, career planning is one of the most crucial factors in one's life which needs no emphasis.
If you are interested in pursuing engineering courses, such as civil, mechanical, electronics, metallurgy, computers, then you should have combination of mathematics, physics and chemistry (MPC) in plus two.
Being a Commerce student, it opens up a variety of options after plus two like company secretary-ship, chartered accountancy, cost accountancy, business management, computer. You may even go for B.Com as it is one of the much sought after course.
You can also opt for courses outside the university stream, such as hotel management, fashion technology, industrial design, packaging, aircraft maintenance engineering, government accredited computer courses and a host of post plus two level vocational courses.
In a nutshell, whatever stream you may select, you should put in your best efforts, which would surely lead to the path of success.
Hope it helps. Feel free to raise queries or close by liking it or marking it as the best answer.
All the Best!