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In order to work as pharmacist in Canada,you must be licensed or registered in the province or territory you want to work.
Each province in Canada is responsible for issuing a license to practice pharmacy in their own province.
You need to have a Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada Certificate (PEBC) of Qualification, to be eligible to practice in Canada.
Please remember apart from (PEBC) certificate of Qualification, each province has additional licensing requirements, it may be in the form of practical experience, English or French language skills, and forensic examinations. You must contact the regulatory authority in the province you choose to practice in to receive full information about their requirements.
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Hi Falgun,
As every individual has a different level of capabilities and capacity to perform, so no subject is easy or difficult, it is only according to your interests , comfort and capabilities that you should choose the subject option, as this makes easier for you to score on those subjects, so keeping this in mind you can choose your options. In your case you can look at Mathematics and Electrical Engineering as options that are only if you are comfortable with these subjects.
As far as study material is concerned there is no one particular book that you can refer for these Examinations. However, For Preliminary round which will have two objective type papers which are the general studies paper and the General Aptitude Paper you would get questions from different areas so you have to read a lot of news paper informative magazines like CSR (Competition Success review), Manorama year book etc. this section will now test you more on decision making skills, logical and analytical abilities and the knowledge in the services in which you want to pursue your career rather than your subject knowledge. Since the preliminary exam is an elimination round the candidate should also learn to focus only on the information needed and filter out the rest.
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hi malati,welcome to https://shiksha.com and yeah what u r thinking is right because obviously compare to regular students distance students are attend less classes and even it is not practical because u guys have to prepare by ur own but regular students attend the classes and learn some thing so there the difference is don't worry about it try to concentrate on ur studies and think on what basis u thinking like ur bad compare to regular students try to improve that and finally no any person is a perfect guy we have to learn and we have to improve and comparison with others is a bad one because it is degrading our mind at the same time it is the key for success think what u want .all the best

hi mr.anurag,welcome to shiskha.com and ur query is quite complicated its based on ur friend interest if he wants to go for business field go a head but for mechanical students the best business if he learn the cad and pro e and other automated tools better go for design phase or if he has enough money invest in any a industry it is the best one and coming to higher studies m.b.a is the different one for mechanical graduates not only mechanical for every branch in engineering m.b.a is the opposite one but it has a scope to learn and gain a job easily and my suggestionis better learn him cad and designing tools because it may help him in future too for getting job easily and also useful for business field or if he wants to go for studies let him do masters in India/abroad.these are best options

Hi Akshay, being a very wide field, the scope of employment in tourism sector is very bright and the potential is still largely untapped. Career opportunities exist both in the public and private sector.
In my opinion, since this is a new area of employment and Iata is new subject. So, the demand for IATA certified professionals would only increase. Not many qualified and experienced people are available and the promotion prospectus are also very bright and rapid. After a few years of experience, one can also start their own business by handling all travel requirements of a client and gradually building up business, taking on additional employees.
Jobs in the travel and tourism industry offer good remuneration and perquisites. Salaries may vary within the industry.
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