Pharmacology

1. PV - There are Diploma courses available, but I doubt their credibility. Secondly, only top IT companies are into PV. Most pharma companies outsource their PV work to these IT companies. If you choose PV as career, there is too much of work for too little salary, and even d growth is slow.
2. MPHARM This is d the safest and most the easiest thing to do after B.Pharma. You get a stipend and lot of free time to develop your other skills. After completion of MPHARM u can go into R&D, QA/QC, Regulatory, Medico-Marketing, FnD, IPD etc. However the growth in any of these job profiles would be slow as compares to the market standards. I would recommend you to do a full time MBA from a reputed B-school. This is a much better option than doing either PV or MPHARM if u really want to it bigg.

Hello, if you want to practice the art of pharmacy as some would say, USA will top the list. Easily the most generous when it comes to pharmacist salaries, the average yearly pay in the USA is in the dollar 107,000 to dollar 118,000 range. Moreover, PayScale pegs the average annual salary at the $107,000, while the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics puts it at $118,000. The annual mean wage for all jobs in the United States is slightly more than dollar 47,000. However, it is also mandatory to keep in mind that the factors that influence pharmacist salaries the most are geographical location, type of employer and years of experience. So, if you have the passion and the calibre, just go for it. Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.