A wide variety of jobs will be opened to the holder of the B.Pharm LEET, mainly in pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. Pharmacists can be employed as drug inspectors in pharmaceutical companies, quality control analysts, production managers or research and development scientists. They can also find employment in the marketing and sales of pharmaceutical products, such as medical representatives or product managers. Hospitals and health centers offer clinical positions in the form of patient counseling, prescription management, and safe usage of medication, among others.
There are also areas in regulatory affairs, where specialists ensure that pharmaceutical products meet standards set by laws and regulations. Graduates can also work on entrepreneurship; that is, open their pharmacy or manufacturing unit. They may even work in academics or governmental departments, either public health departments or institutes of research. With rapid changes in drug development and the increasing use of technology, the scope for specialization exists in fields such as pharmacovigilance, biotechnology, and clinical trials. There are further options for higher studies like M. Pharm or MBA in healthcare management, which will eventually open more avenues for a career in research or teaching or management. The increasing sector of pharmaceutical globally ensures a minimum and steady demand for such professionals.