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Both are in different stream,both have equal opportunities.I suggest you chemistry is good.
After graduation you can go for Msc in chemistry, this will help you to go for GATE exam or CSIR entrance test. If you can get a good score in GATE or qualify for Junior Research fellow in CSIR then I am sure you will a xhance to carryout research as a phd student in any one of the IITs or any good research lab. Otherthan this after your postgraduate you can apply for some scientist B post in some of inst like BARC or DRDO. Also after graduation you can apply for some jobs in chemical companies, ofcourse in India the last option is not so widely opened, but earlier options are very widely accepted.
Another option is after bachelor degree you can switch to banking and other competetive exams. You can opt for administrative competitive exam(chemistry as a main subject)

Hi,
After completion of your B.pharma course, you will get many career and job options. You can go for higher studies in M.pharma. Apart from these, you can do MBA course in specialization such as clinical management, marketing, human resource, international business, productions etc.
You can even go for UPSC entrance exams and even for jobs in many types of industries, pharmaceutical labs, medical representative etc after completion of your B.pharma course.
Choosing the one entirely depends on your interest and attributes. So, decide wisely.
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Wish You Luck!

Hi,
MBA in logistics is a good course to pursue it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
Since logistics management includes wide range of activities,hence there are numerous job opportunities after successfully completing this course, possible career could be supply chain managers,consultants or analysts.
After completing this course you may get opportunities to work in planning and policy making, motivation, evaluation, product development and inventory control.
Logistics MBA graduates get to work as general operations managers, responsible for budgets, hiring and training employees as well as equipment procurement and policy development.
You may also end up working in manufacturing development and operations managing in production planning, forecasting, quality control and process analysis or in service operations, working as internal consultants and quality analysts.
All the Best.

Hi,
Faculty, Course Material, Quality Education, Fees, Accreditation, Infrastructure and most important Placements, all these are the factors that define a good and reputed college.
To help you out, lets bifurcate the factors :-
1. You can personally visit the campus and get to know about infrastructure, you may even interact with students of existing batches in order to know more on quality of education, methodology and faculty.
2. As for the fees, I would suggest you to not to worry so much with the fee concern, rather put in your best to crack the seat in best colleges across and moreover, almost all educational hubs offer scholarships, education loans and even financial assistance to its students.
3. As for the placements, I would say that whichever college you may opt for, apart from the assistance from the placement team you need to make your own efforts as no institute can guarantee you that as it entirely depends on your capabilities and utilization of skills at the right time.
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So take a wise decision. Feel free to revert. In case it resolves, appreciate by liking it or marking as best.
Good Luck.