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LINGANNA GUGULOTH
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Hi Everyone as i am Guguloth Linganna student of Malla Reddy College Of Pharmacy from the year 2018-2022 and i have my completed my graduation in 2022 and i am currently pursuing my M Pharmacy(Pharmacology) in same college.when i came to the college after my intermediate education,I don't have an idea even about the pharmacy background and what are the pros and cons  are their after my completion of my graduation. And i have so worried about my life career.During my 1st year of B pharm i have faced language problem because in hyderabad city everyone is talking in Hindi or English and for 3 months this situation continued for me.After that one of my friend helped me to get out of it,I think everyone will not face this issue but some students who are new to the city they will face some language problem.Though college is a great a opportunity to learn new skills , it's also a time when you are surrounded by all the resources.

The Pharmacy courses are professional courses comparing to other department courses,everyone say that engineering has the thoughest courses,but Pharmacy courses are too.But the college faculty will guide you in a proper manner to get the knowledge about subjects.They enhances your capabillites according to your behaviour, your lifestyle. The college is equipped with all the resources for the students in all the forms, and you have the capabilities to use it from college. From my 1st year to 4th year everyone supported me to build a good career, the college faculty are so experienced in teaching and they moulds you in your requirement form to build the your career in professional course.By studying the topics number of times you can create your own notes for your exams and competitive exams preparations like-GPAT and other pharmacy related exams.  

The college management will bring the various list of companies to college for placements and you have to perform of your own in a good manner to achieve it and college faculty will teach you how to perform in all aspects. As a college student, taking the career advice in particular from the faculty and from your seniors helps you feel more equipped upon graduation and makes you making helpful career decisions.Various number of opportunities are there in pharmacy field to build your career in short time for that you have to follow the things

1.Grow your skills and knowledge 

2.Keep your skills up-to-date

3.Stay focused

4.Strive for excellence and stay motivated

5.Create opportunities and build your network

Note:- Guys this is not a school,or intermediate and your in a professional course and you have to enhance yourself and stay motivated,no one can force you to study and it completely depending upon you only,because you are not a small kid to teach all these things.


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mojabix352
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If you’re just starting your career, my advice is to take your time and focus on learning rather than trying to figure everything out at once. When I first started looking for work, I thought I needed to have all the right skills and a clear plan for the next five years. Later, I realized that most things become clearer once you gain some real experience. Try to find a position where you can learn from other people, ask questions, and develop skills that interest you. Don’t ignore internships or entry-level jobs just because the salary isn’t perfect at the beginning. They can help you understand what kind of work suits you best. It’s also worth improving your communication skills and learning how to work in a team, because these things matter in almost every field. Keep your CV simple, prepare for interviews, and don’t take rejection too personally. Everyone starts somewhere, and every interview can teach you something useful. Most importantly, choose a direction that gives you room to grow, and remember that changing your plans later is completely normal


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