What is the difference between D Pharmacy and Nursing in terms of career prospects?

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    Parul Shukla | Contributor-Level 10

    5 months ago

    The difference between Nursing and D Pharmacy course can be check below:

    Factor

    D Pharmacy

    Nursing

    Duration

    2 years

    3-4 years (BSc Nursing)

    Focus

    Pharmaceuticals, drug formulation, dispensing

    Patient care, medical procedures, treatment assistance

    Work Environment

    Pharmacies, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies

    Hospitals, clinics, home healthcare, nursing homes

    Job Roles

    Pharmacist, medical representative, drug inspector

    Staff nurse, nursing officer, critical care nurse

    Higher Studies

    B Pharmacy, Pharm D, M Pharmacy

    MSc Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, Specializations

    Earning Potential

    INR 2-5 LPA (entry-level)

    INR 3-6 LPA (entry-level)

    Scope Abroad

    Good opportunities in pharmaceutical industries

    High demand in developed countries like the USA, UK, Canada

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