Graduates of a B.Pharmacy can pursue a wide range of jobs. Some jobs include working in pharmaceutical companies developing drugs, regulatory affairs specialists, and quality control analysts. Another field is clinical research, in which they can be involved with testing, safety, and trials on drugs. It is also very common for them to work on the formulation, development, and marketing of drugs, enabling distribution and promotion of medicines.
Hospitals, pharmacies, and government sectors involving drug enforcement and public health become options in case of B.Pharmacy graduates, apart from academics for teaching and research professionals. In conjunction with the growth in fields such as pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, research and development, pharmacovigilance, medical writing become more relevant. In addition, the higher studies of M.Pharmacy or MBA in Pharma Management can lead to leadership and specialized roles.