Which is better: B.Sc. in biochemistry or B.Pharma after class 12th?
I completed my 12th class with 85%.
Asked by Shreya Singh
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2 Answers
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Hi you need to understand the career scope for both the cases. In case you are looking for the Bio chemistry, it has limited scope in private sector. Pharma has different scopes in government and private sector, as well as you can start you own business. I would say try to find the option for Pharma. Bio Chemistry may get you job, but you have to finish Ph.D. also. You can try Amity University, Sharda University, Lovely Professional University to pursue Pharma degree.
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I think, Biotechnology is better option than B.Pharma because you have much opportunities with biotechnology in the industry. In the paramedical field, B.Pharma is related to only processing of drugs, sale and marketing of drugs etc. But, in the biotechnology sector, there are wider options that one can choose to work with, may be it is sales, or drug processing or further research works as it is concerned with medical technology. The industry demands for professional biotechnologist in both Government and private drug manufacturing and research laboratories.
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