So many students limit themselves because of outdated advice or assumptions.
Here are some common myths we need to clear:
Myth: You have to do M.Pharm to get a good job.
Fact: Roles in clinical research, pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, and medical writing often value skills, certifications, and internships even more.
Myth: Only Pharm.D can work in hospitals.
Fact: B.Pharm grads with experience and additional training can also enter clinical roles depending on the country and setting.
Myth: Government jobs are the only secure option.
Fact: The pharma industry, startups, and even freelancing offer stable and growing career paths.
Myth: Overseas careers need a lot of money.
Fact: Scholarships, online courses, and remote internships have opened doors like never before.
Stop believing what you hear, explore, ask, and choose what’s right for you, not what’s popular.
Which myth did you once believe? Or have more to bust? Drop them below!
Idk about myth but I am surely demotivated by the job description where it is mentioned Pharma d , m Pharma & +3 year experience 
Myth: Government jobs are the only secure option.
Fact:The pharma industry, startups, and even freelancing offer stable and growing career paths.
once i believed in this but after seeing my friends completed the masters but still are struggling for the job made me realize skill and knowledge we gained is more important than studying the masters.
The myth i believed is first one during my b pharmacy study. I always felt like i need mpharm to land a job. But after completion i came to know that b pharm is required for any entry level positions
Yes , true which should not believe in all this myths because I think skill and experience is more important than any degree
Yes, I also used to think doing M.Pharm is the way to get a good job. But now I have realised it’s not just about higher degrees it’s about skills, internships, and certifications matter a lot too. Many People say “do M.Pharm” for better job ,but they don’t talk about other career paths like PV, medical writing, or clinical research. We should explore more and choose what actually fits us, not just what everyone else is doing.