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i am M.Sc in chemistry (organic chemistry),I am intrested in drug inspector field please tell me i am not eligible to drug inspector examination.

Yes, you can definitely apply for Drug Inspector post after completing M.Sc chemistry. The main qualification for this post is a graduation in pharmacy or pharmaceutical science with clinical pharmacology or microbiology as specializations. Those who have done post graduation in similar subject areas are also eligible to apply for this post. But you should complete your graduation/post graduation from a PCI recognized institute. You should attend the Drug Inspector exam as part of this. Also, you should be between 21-35 years to attend this exam.

Am i eligible for Drug Inspector even pursuing Organic Chemistry?

Am I eligible for drug inspector after passing MSc in chemistry(organic chemistry)?

Sir, I am from Maharashtra. I have completed M.Sc. in organic chemistry and since from 5 years i am working with pharmaceutical company in quality control department. Can I go for the examination conducted for drug inspector post. Am I eligible for the exam of drug inspector?

Sir, I am from Maharashtra. I have completed MSC in organic chemistry. Can I apply for drug inspector post ?

Eligibility criteria for becoming a Drug Inspector can vary depending on the country and specific regulations set by the regulatory authority.

Here are some points to consider:

Educational Qualification: An MSc in Chemistry, including Organic Chemistry, provides a strong academic background in the field of chemistry, which is often a requirement for drug inspector positions.

Specific Eligibility Criteria: Verify the specific eligibility criteria set by the regulatory authority responsible for drug regulation in your country or state.

Regulatory Authority Guidelines: Consult the guidelines or notifications issued by the regulatory authority to understand the qualifications and experience required to become a Drug Inspector.

Additional Requirements: In some cases, regulatory authorities may require candidates to possess certain professional experience or undergo specific training programs related to pharmaceutical regulations, drug manufacturing, quality control, or similar areas.

Competitive Exams: In many countries, drug inspector positions are filled through competitive examinations conducted by the regulatory authorities.