2024 Drug Inspector Eligibility Criteria: Everything You Need to Know

The role of a drug inspector is very important in the medical field. This is a profession in the field of pharmacy that monitors the safety, quality and usefulness of medicines from the production stage to the selling stage. We all know that in today's time the role of Medical and Medicine and Drug Inspector has become very important. Every day many government vacancies keep coming out for this post. If you are also looking for a good career after the 12th then you can consider the job of Drug Inspector. In this delicate time of the pandemic, if you also want to fulfil your social responsibility with the spirit of philanthropy, then this job can be a good medium for you. 
 

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The candidate should have a B.Pharma or Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy. For B Pharma, the candidate must have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry and Biology / Maths subjects. Its duration is four years. You can do this course from both government and private institutions. It will be mandatory for you to pass the entrance test for admission to a government college or university. Whereas in a private institute you will get direct admission. The important thing in the midst of all this is that in a private college where the fee for this course will be very heavy, in a government college this fee is affordable in comparison.

You can also become a drug inspector if you have done specialization in pharmaceutical, clinical pharmacology, bachelor's degree in medical science or microbiology. The selection for a drug inspector is done in two ways - firstly through the UPSC exam and secondly through the SPSC exam. Vacancy keeps coming up from time to time for the recruitment of Drug inspectors by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and State Public Service Commission. You will get information about these vacancies in newspapers, government job portal, news and job portal etc. Therefore, if you are eager for the job of Drug Inspector, then you should keep checking the daily newspaper and the portal giving information about government jobs so that you can get information about the vacancy in time and you can apply within the time limit.

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In these exams, questions are asked from Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Forensics, Medical Chemistry, Physiology, Clinical and Hospital Pharmacy, Manufacturing Pharmacy, Health Education, Current Affairs etc.

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