What's the salary of a pharmacist?

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Asked by Shashank Nair

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    Sunil Soni Management & IT Consultant | Scholar-Level 18

    8 years ago
    As B Pharm graduate you will able to start with salary of Rs 20 K or more per month as a pharmacist.
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    Dharmpal Barjati B.tech | Guide-Level 11

    8 years ago
    HelloPharmacists in India get a lot of career opportunities, beyond the traditional retailing pharmacy jobs. Pharmacist' salary in India is rewarding and it varies from one company to another. The public companies offer lucrative salary along with other benefits, which includes
    Medical – 72%
    Vision – 3%
    Others – 25%
    Average Salary of Pharmacist
    Average median salary range for male pharmacists in India – 191,340 to INR 276,000
    Average median salary range for female pharmacists in India – INR 99,000 to INR 228,000
    Pharmacists Salary by City
    The median salary range for pharmacists (hospital services) as per different states of India has
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