What are the qualification for appointment as drug inspector?

To be eligible to become a drug inspector, a candidate must have completed his graduation in pharmacy or pharmaceutical science or clinical pharmacology or microbiology or medicine or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.

Is M Pharmacy is necessary for drug inspector?

So, if you have a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, you can appear in the exams conducted for Drug Inspector vacancies. No M. Pharma. degree is compulsory for it.

Is B Pharm eligible for drug inspector?

Drug Inspector Eligibility To be eligible for getting a Drug Inspector for many qualifications is a Bachelor level in Pharmacy. For joining B. Pharmacy or equivalent course one ought to be 10+2 Course passes with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as principal subjects.

Is D Pharmacy eligible for drug inspector?

To appear for the Drug Inspector exam, candidates need to have completed their graduation/bachelors degree in the Pharmacy or relevant fields. Diploma in Pharmacy students are not eligible for drug inspector exam.

Is it tough to become drug inspector?

Nothing is easy but if you really want it to happen and put your all efforts in it you’ll definitely achieve the same. The qualities required are disciplined, patient, commitment, knowledgeable, capacity to perform tests, evaluation, up to date with recent developments in pharmaceutical field.

What is starting salary of drug inspector?

The salary structure of a drug inspector appointed by the central government could be different from the ones appointed by state governments. As per the Pay Matrix Level – 7, a drug inspector earns anywhere from INR 44,900 per months to INR 1,42,400 per month. The initial salary usually starts with INR 40,000 or above.

How can I become a drug inspector after B Pharm?

Selection Process to Become a Drug Inspector

1. The first step in becoming a drug inspector is to get a bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy.
2. The second step would be getting a master’s degree in Pharmacy.
3. The next step would be appearing in the entrance exams conducted by the UPSC and various SPSCs when there are vacancies.

What is the power of drug inspector?

The recent judgement of the Supreme Court concluded that for offences committed under Chapter IV of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940, only the ‘Drug Inspector’ has the powers to investigate any complaint, institute prosecution and even arrest the offenders.