BACHELOR OF PHARMACY
No neat solution to NEET, BSc or gap year part of study plan B
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is embroiled in controversy, leading students seeking entrance to medical colleges to explore alternative paths such as taking a year off to prepare for the next round, considering foreign colleges, or opting for domestic Bachelor of Science (BSc) programs.
GUJCET 2024 result expected soon at gseb.org. Here is how you can check your marksheet and other details
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board, Gandhinagar, are slated to announce the results of the Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) 2024 today, May 2, 2024. Aspiring candidates who took the entrance exam can access their results on the official website at gseb.org.
Canada tightens rules for Spousal Open Work Permits; check details here
Canada has introduced new rules for Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWP), effective March 19. Spouses of international students can only apply for SOWPs if their partner is pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree. Previously, partners of undergraduate students were eligible, but this has changed. However, there are exceptions for certain professional degree programs.
Republic of Turkey opens scholarships for Indian students; last date to apply is Feb 20. Here are details
Turkey Scholarship 2024: Online applications for Turkiye Scholarships 2024 are now open. Prospective students can register on the official Turkiye Scholarships website by February 20, 2024. The selection process is solely undertaken by the Government of Republic of Turkey. These scholarships offer financial assistance and guarantee university placement. Applications will be accepted from January 10th to February 20th, 2024, for international students from all countries.
Medical Data Guardians: The Significance of Healthcare Information Managers
Healthcare information managers, also known as health information managers or medical information managers, are responsible for gathering and maintaining all patient information in a healthcare facility.
Propel Your Career with a Postgraduate Diploma in Pharmaceutical Management
The PG Diploma in Pharmaceutical Management is a one-year postgraduate program that combines management with technological advances in healthcare. It covers topics such as enterprise management, leadership, advanced business concepts, technology management, and advanced pharmaceutical management. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in pharmacy or a similar field with a minimum overall score allowed by the institute. Salaries in India for postgraduates of this program can range from INR 2.5 to 3.5 lakhs per year. Various top institutes in India offer this program, and career prospects include roles such as pharmaceutical manager, sales manager, and market researcher.
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Unlocking Career Growth: Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) Explained
Earning a Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) degree can help students and professionals advance in their careers and take on leadership roles in healthcare organizations. MHA graduates can find employment opportunities in various sectors, such as consulting, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and healthcare organizations. The MHA curriculum covers topics like hospital management, HRM, IT for hospitals, and more. The course duration is typically 2 years, and the average fees range from INR 3,57,000 to INR 4,07,000. Graduates can expect a starting salary of INR 30,000 to INR 50,000 per month.
Meet the jury of ZS PRIZE healthcare tech challenge
The top eight teams who are selected after completion of multiple phases will present their healthcare innovations to the ZS PRIZE jury.
Namma Homeopathy clinic gains popularity in Maharashtra and Karnataka due to its effective treatment
Homeopathy is a proven and effective method of medicine to fight diseases and Namma Homeopathy clinic have shown effective treatment all over India and have successfully treated more than 1 lakh acute and chronic diseases
UGC issues cautionary guidelines for students seeking admission in distance learning programmes
"Students should thoroughly check the details of the HEIs, its documents, application, affidavit on the Commission's website. If a student finds any deviation in the details available on the official website of HEIs, he or she should communicate it to UGC," it said.
India’s BA, MA degrees to get equivalence in the UK
While professional degrees related to medicine, engineering, architecture and pharmacy are out of the scope of the MoU, commerce secretary BVR Subrahmanyam said that New Delhi will negotiate for their recognition in the free trade agreement, the talks for which are likely to conclude by August 31 and the pact would be signed by Diwali.
Fresh techies seeking greener pastures in first year
Attrition among BE/BTech graduates in 2022 is higher than other degree holders including bachelors and masters of business administration, pharmacy, engineering and technology, according to the Deloitte Campus Workforce Trends survey shared exclusively with ET.
Mudit Dani could juggle table tennis practice & time with family, thanks to online classes
The table tennis player was able to take up a data science course from Harvard University.
View: Step back, strategise, build, Covid-19 may be the black swan of 2020s.
Structural and cost disadvantages have held India back. Absence of local supply chains, high manufacturing and logistics costs, combined with financial and fiscal incentives provided by the likes of Vietnam, puts India at an extra 8-10% disability. To change this, a bespoke production-linked incentive for mobile manufacturing is needed.
'India's employability rises to 47%; Engineers most employable'
Around 57 per cent of the final-year engineering graduates were found to be employable, an increase of about five percentage points since last year, the report said.
Oncology solutions company Mitra Biotech gets $40 million
Boston and Bengaluru-based Mitra Biotech develops and provides novel technologies that personalise cancer treatment.
Sequoia Capital backed 1mg acquires Dawailelo
Dawailelo was founded by Aditya Agrawal (CEO) and Arpit Sarin (COO) in 2013. Agrawal is from Banaras Hindu University while Sarin is a qualified mechanical engineer.
Ecommerce is passé. Moonshot ideas will grab attention of startups in 2017
Moonshot ideas will grab the eyeballs - unique fintech models, an open source programming language, media and traditional businesses with a tech spin.
Mitra Biotech raises $27.4 million in Series B funding led by Sequoia India
"These new funds will allow us to enhance our technology and engage in new studies to further demonstrate CANScript’s clinical utility," said Mallikarjun Sundaram.
Students take online route to earn & learn
With a world of jobs and business opportunities opening up online, a number of students are earning and learning simultaneously.
Why starting up is not everyone's cup of tea, and points to ponder for wannabe entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs are a rare breed. You should be able to ideate, have a risk-taking ability, plenty of passion, demonic energy and focus.
Indian-American professor Rajendra R Aparasu selected for Fulbright specialist roster
Rajendra R Aparasu is the first pharmacy faculty member at the University of Houston selected to be the candidate roster of the Fulbright Specialist Programme.
Delhi pharma varsity to be functional from current session
Delhi Pharmaceutical Science & Research University will be functional from the current academic session, the Delhi government today said.
Uproar in Harayana Assembly over Baba Ramdev issue
This enraged BJP members who got up on their feet and strongly defended Ramdev, asking the Congress MLA to get his facts right.
Kashmiri students clueless about Prime Minister's Special Scholarship Scheme
Hundreds of Kashmiri students are groping in the dark as funds from Prime Minister's Special Scholarship Scheme are yet to reach them.
Job scarcity keeping college seats vacant
Admissions committee member, MN Patel, says that the death knell for pharmacy colleges was sounded some 3-4 years back.
IIM-Kozhikode admits close to 200 women in 2013-15 batch
Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode, has admitted close to 200 women, about 50 per cent, in its Post Graduate programme of the 2013-15 batch.
All India test for dual degree management courses soon: AICTE
Following US and UK Universities, Indian colleges will offer dual degree and integrated courses in management and engineering from 2012-13 session onwards.
Older than Dr Reddy's, little-known Natco comes into limelight
It may be older than Dr Reddy's Laboratories, but recognition has come rather belatedly in the day for Hyderabad-based Natco Pharma.
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