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Hi,
With globalization, and the vanishing geographical barriers, Lot of business is happening across the boundaries in all the fields especially in the field of medicine. Thus, regulatory affair has become a highly respected and sought after profession.
If any manufacturer wants to sell his drug or formulation to a foreign country it is mandatory that he has to fulfil all the statutory requirements laid by the regulatory authorities of that country. Since, the business involved is worth multibillion dollars; this branch has assumed tremendous significance and is bound to grow further. Regulatory experts are thus in great demand. Since, the field is highly technical Pharmacy professionals again fit in these positions.
Locally the F.D.A. (Foods & Drugs Control Administration) is the main regulatory body The job opportunities for Pharmacy graduates are excellent and range from the levels of a Drug Inspector (D.I.), Sr. D.I., Deputy Drug Controller, Asst. Drug Controller, Drug Controller and finally D.C.I. (Drug Controller of India).
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Although, you have not mentioned the name of your college, but if you feel that you are not getting a job in IB field because you don't have a degree from a recognised college you are not completely right as there are more important factors in your career growth than your Institutes recognition or ranking, which are your own capabilities, how you have performed on your course, whether the course you have opted for has a good job market, In which field hiring has been done by companies came for on campus recruitments, last but not least how you use your knowledge earned at the time of placement interviews.
If you still want to go for a PG program go for a Masters degree in foreign trade or IB which would be a highly specialized degree and would wider your career scope. This time get a regular degree from a recognized institute like IIFT. For more information check the links below:
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Pooja

Hi,
Although, you have not mentioned your educational or professional background but, a management program done through a right kind of Institute at the right time would always give good results, as a Management program is one of the most popular degree, not only in India but abroad. Generally Executive programs are for those who are working professionals who has good amount of experience in their field and want to have a degree to get to the higher postions. If you are a fresher with 2-3 yrs of work execperience then advisable would be 2 yrs full time MBA.
So, you need to first decide in which category you fall and then plan higher studies.
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Pooja

Hi,
An MBA, that too through regular School, definitely would give a good boost to your career. However, the sallary component varies and depends on several other factors apart from your degree. It depends on how you perform on the program, how you use the knowledge earned in the program at the time of Interviews(your negotiating skills) & what is level of the company in which you get placement.
In conclusion I would like to say, a degree from a good Institution combined with the other factors mentioned above will land you a good job.
Go through this article link to opt management as a career:
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