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Community Pharmacist: Dispensing medications and providing drug information to patients in retail pharmacies.  Medical Representative (MR): Promoting pharmaceutical products to doctors and healthcare professionals.  Quality Control Officer: Ensuring the quality and safety of manufactured drugs by performing quality checks throughout the production process.  Research and Development Scientist: Conducting research to develop new drugs and formulations.  Clinical Research Associate (CRA): Overseeing clinical trials to ensure data integrity and compliance with regulations.  Regulatory Affairs Associate: Handling drug registration and compliance with regulatory agencies.  Chemical Technician: Performing laboratory experiments and analysis of chemical compounds.  Pharmacovigilance Associate: Monitoring adverse drug reactions and reporting safety concerns  Medical Writer: Preparing scientific documents and publications related to pharmaceuticals

After the shortlisting process, selected candidates must present original and self-attested photocopies of documents for verification purposes at the university. Such candidates are required to bring along the following documents:Self-attested photograph affixed on the applicationSelf-attested photocopy of (HSC)/equivalent marksheetSelf-attested photocopy of the transfer certificateSelf-attested photocopy of Class 10 marksheetSelf-attested photocopy of Nativity Certificate (if applicable)Self-attested photocopy of first graduate certificate and First Graduate Joint Declaration (if applicable)Special Reservation form (s) with relevant certificate (s) if applicable

Yes, it is possible to become a doctor after completing a BPharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) degree from Jai Narain Vyas University. There are a few options:Pursue an MD (Doctor of Medicine) programme: Some universities and medical schools offer direct entry MD programmes for BPharm graduates. This involves completing additional prerequisite courses and passing the medical entrance exam.Pursue an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) programme: Many medical schools in India and some other countries accept BPharm graduates for their MBBS programmes, which is the traditional medical degree.Pursue a PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy) programme: This is a postgraduate clinical pharmacy degree that provides advanced training in patient-centered care. While not a medical degree, a PharmD can lead to expanded clinical roles and responsibilities.The key requirements are usually completing additional prerequisite courses, performing well on the entrance exam, and going through the competitive admissions process for medical or pharmacy schools. The duration of these programmes are typically 4-5 years after the initial BPharm. Overall, with the right qualifications and preparation, it is indeed possible for BPharm graduates to transition into becoming medical doctors.

Yes, candidates with 60% in their Class 12 exams can be admitted to the BA courses at Jai Narain Vyas University. According to the university's requirements, students must achieve at least an aggregate of 50% in their Class 12 exams for admission to the BPharm programme. Additionally, the final admission is based on merit, followed by a personal interview. Therefore, candidates with 60% in their Class 12 scores are eligible to apply. However, the merit list released by the university depends on the scores secured by all applicants. Hence, while there is a chance of being selected, it is not guaranteed. The university also accepts the scores of various entrance examinations for BPharm courses. So, if students have lower scores in Class 12 but have good scores in the entrance examination can get admission.