PharmaTalks

The following episode is the first in the series MISSION GPAT. As our guest today, we are pleased to welcome Abhishek Gabba, who achieved All India Rank 4 in the GPAT 2021 exam.  I hope this episode has been helpful to all of you. We'll bring you more in the coming weeks.

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According to PCI, internship for B.Pharm students is conducted in 6th-7th SEM with a duration of 4-6 weeks. Internship & hospital training is the crucial part of pharmacy as we can see in Diploma & Pharm.D also. During hospital visits, you will learn about:

 ---- Understanding a prescription 

---- How should we treat a particular disease?

 ---- How to inject a syringe?

 ---- How to use a stethoscope, nebulizer, sphygmomanometer, etc.

Video Link ------ https://youtu.be/4y5Mu3Lk60M

CMS-ED stands for Community Medical Services – Essential Drugs and it is a diploma course provided by various institutes. It is a diploma for primary health care by general allopathic medicines which are recommended by the world health organization (WHO) for primary health care.  Diploma in Community Medical Services – Essential Drugs (CMS-Ed) is a full-time 18 months diploma program.  Eligibility: Any health care professional, rural Doctors, RMP, BAMS, BHMS, BSMS, BEMS, BNYS, BPT, DPT, B.Pharma, D. Pharma, DNYS, Degree/ Diploma in Alternative Medicines, Paramedical, Nursing, Naturopathy, Dental etc.  By completing the CMS ED Allopathy diploma course, anybody can provide primary care in rural areas as well as use allopathic medicines recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Despite the fact that pharmacy covers a wide range of career options, in this video, we will discuss only five of them. There are no specific careers for girls, everyone can do anything, but we will discuss some of the careers girls are choosing after they graduate from pharmacy college. After Pharmacy, any individual can pursue the career mentioned in this video.  1) Marketing - There are many courses you can do after your pharmacy. Here is the list of courses at the UG & PG level to make a fulfilled career in the pharmaceutical management industry.  * Diploma in Pharmaceutical Management * Post-Graduation in Pharmaceutical Management * Advanced Diploma in Pharmaceutical Business Management  * BBA plus Diploma in Business Administration (Pharmaceutical) * MBA in Pharmaceutical Industry Management * Master of Business Administration in Pharmaceutical Management Executive * Master of Business Administration in Pharmaceutical Management * Post Graduate Diploma in Pharmaceutical Management  2) Cosmeceuticals - https://youtu.be/GHUe3eses64 3) Drug Inspector - https://youtu.be/niPTkhVbwLs 4) Teacher  5) Business

The following courses might help you get a job in these companies: 

1) Medical coding 

2) Pharmacovigilance 

3) Clinical trials 

4) SAP - Systems, application & products

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A year ago, pharmacy seats in India increased by almost 30%.

It is neither good nor bad for engineers nor pharmacists. The Skill India report shows that in 2021, B.Tech has an employment ratio of 46.82% and B.Pharm has an employment ratio of 37.24%.

It is not possible to say that B.Tech or B.Pharm is good. All technical degrees are declining in India. The reason is traditional methods and not upgrading skills needed for today's world.

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