Pharmacy Vs Engineering

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Harsh Sharma

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Pharmacy Vs Engineering

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4 minutes 40 seconds

3 years ago

Pharmacy Vs Engineering

A year ago, pharmacy seats in India increased by almost 30%.

Over the past five years, there have been 23.66 lakh engineering seats available in India, the lowest number since 2012-13, while 4.04 lakh management seats were available - the highest number in five years.

According to the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), intake capacity at pharmacy institutes across the country has increased by nearly 30% this academic year as compared to 2018-19.

It is neither good nor bad for engineers nor pharmacists. The Skill India report shows that in 2021, B.Tech has an employment ratio of 46.82% and B.Pharm has an employment ratio of 37.24%.

It is not possible to say that B.Tech or B.Pharm is good. All technical degrees are declining in India. The reason is traditional methods and not upgrading skills needed for today's world.

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