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Careers
Digital Pharma Pathshala’s Careers Service connects students with top pharmaceutical jobs, offering guidance, training, resume support, and industry networking opportunities.
Placement
Digital Pharma Pathshala offers expert placement services, connecting trained students with top pharmaceutical companies for rewarding careers across various domains.
Compliance service (Gap analysis audits)
Digital Pharma Pathshala offers Compliance Services including Gap Analysis Audits to identify and bridge regulatory gaps effectively.
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Conduct seminars on current regulatory topics
Digital Pharma Pathshala offers expert-led seminars on current regulatory topics, helping professionals stay updated with evolving pharmaceutical compliance standards.
Library
Digital Pharma Pathshala’s Library service offers vast digital resources, journals, and e-books, enabling easy access to pharma knowledge anytime, anywhere.
Job Consultancy
Digital Pharma Pathshala offers expert Job Consultancy services, connecting pharmaceutical professionals with top industry employers for successful careers.
Training
Digital Pharma Pathshala offers expert training services, empowering professionals with the latest pharmaceutical knowledge and practical industry skills.
Third Party Manufacturing Support
Digital Pharma Pathshala offers expert Third Party Manufacturing Support, ensuring quality, compliance, and timely delivery for pharma companies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The pharmaceutical industry researches, develops, manufactures, and sells medications for the prevention, treatment, and cure of diseases.
New drugs go through a multi-step process including discovery, preclinical research, clinical trials, and regulatory approval.
A clinical trial is a research study that tests the safety and effectiveness of a drug or treatment in humans.
Drug prices often reflect the high costs of research, development, regulatory approval, and the risk of failure during development.
OTC drugs are medications available without a prescription, considered safe and effective for use by the general public when used as directed.
They conduct post-marketing surveillance (also called Phase IV studies) to monitor side effects and long-term effectiveness in larger populations.
Regulatory agencies like the FDA (U.S.) ensure that drugs are safe, effective, and properly labeled before they are marketed to the public.