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29th October 2015, 01:58 AM
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Which course is advisable to take after graduation in pharmacy? M.Pharm or MBA?


I am a student of pharmacy. Can you please advice whether it is better to do M.pharm or MBA in pharma after graduation. Can someone please provide me your suggestion on this as soon as possible? Just let me know the best one to choose?

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31st October 2015, 08:44 PM
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Default Re: Which course is advisable to take after graduation in pharmacy? M.Pharm or MBA?

It depends on your interest and you have to make decision based on your aim. If you want to enter research in pharma field then M.Pharma is a better option. Also, you will be eligible for lecturer jobs in pharmacy colleges after completion of this degree. There are jobs in research and development in pharma companies also available for you after completing this post graduation.

If you are going for MBA pharma then it is mainly a management field which will allow you to get jobs in leading pharma MNCs. This degree will be mostly related to sales and marketing in pharma companies.
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