Career Options after D.Pharma and B.Pharma : Bachelor in Pharmacy (B.pharma) and Diploma in Pharmacy (D.pharma) are two of the Pharmacy programmes which PCB students can pursue after completing their higher secondary education. Pharmacy is a good option after 12th if you don’t get admission in mbbs through NEET.

Difference between D.Pharma and B.Pharma :-

Particulars	D.pharmacy	B.pharmacy
Level of Education	Diploma	Undergraduate
Duration of Course	2 Years	4 Years
Internship/Training	500 hours training in Duration of 3 months	1 month training
Specialization	No	Yes
Eligibility	12th passed with 55% aggregate	12th passed with 55% aggregate
Entrance Exam	State Level Examination Counseling based Admission Merit based Admission	National/State Level Examination, Merit Based Admission
Subject in academics	Pharmaceutics-I, Inorganic Chemistry, Pharmacognosy, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Biochemistry and Clinical Pathology, Health Education and Clinical Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics-II, Organic Chemistry, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence, Drug store and business management, Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy	Pharmaceutical Analysis, Remedial Mathematical/Biology, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Basic Electronics & Computer Applications, Pharmaceutics, Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Pathophysiology of Common Diseases, Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence & Ethics, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Industrial Management, Quality Assurance, Drug Regulatory Affairs, Physical Pharmacy,

After the completion of D.Pharma and B.Pharma you should get registered under State Pharmacy Council or Pharmacy Council of India(PCI).

D.Pharma V/S B.Pharma :

CAREER OPTIONS AFTER D.PHARMA

1.Work as an Government Pharmacist :- You can work as a pharmacist in a government hospital pharmacy or dispensary.

2. Work in a Pharmacy Store or Open a Pharmacist Store :- One can open their own pharmaceutical store or work in a retail pharmacy or in an wholesale pharmacy.

3. Market Representative :- One can work as a MR in a Pharmaceutical Company.

4. Work in an Drug Manufacturing Company.

5. Pursue higher studies i.e., Bpharm LE.

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CAREER OPTIONS AFTER B. PHARM :-

1. All the Career option of D.pharm.

2. Drug inspector :- UPSC and State PSC conduct examination for the appointment of Drug Inspector.

A drug inspector is a professional who is an expert to monitor the safety, utility efficiency, and quality of a drug from its manufacturing until its sale at the retail shop. All we can say is a drug inspector or quality control inspector is the one who works to ensure that the drugs are safe for human consumption.

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3. Food inspector

Food Inspector is an official that analyses the safety and quality of food products, the ingredients that are used for the production of the food products as well as the hygiene of equipment used and the place where these products are produced.

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4. Researcher :- Under a Scientist. A clinical pharmaceutical scientist is a licensed, practicing pharmacist who also functions as an independent researcher in the pharmaceutical sciences. Pharmaceutical scientists are trained to discover, develop, test and manufacture new medications. typically, they spend most of their time in a laboratory.

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5. Pharmaceutical Analyst

Conduct qualitative and quantitative chemical analyses or experiments in laboratories for quality or process control or to develop new products or knowledge.

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6. Government/ Defense sector

7. Pharma consultant

Pharmacy Consultancy provide assistance of product development in biotechnology, pharmaceutical and device fields. It is an affair of specialists that aims to advice and train nonclinical testing, clinical trial design, manufacturing, regulatory agency interactions, submission preparation and so on.

Involves helping client in developing overall business strategies including the preferred product to develop, developing and conducting strategy workships, evaluating potential mergers and acquisitions and licensing strategies, etc.