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Q1. As per behaviour
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Q2. About my family
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Q3. How much experience
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Q4. What is your exception
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My exception is my ability to adapt to changing situations and find creative solutions.
• I have a strong track record of successfully managing outbound operations in dynamic environments.

• I excel at identifying and addressing challenges, such as unexpected changes in customer demand or supply chain disruptions.

• I am skilled at developing and implementing strategies to optimize outbound processes and improve efficiency.

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Q1. About experience past job and job responsibilities
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Q2. Knowledge about job regarding like medical knowledge, Medicine etc.
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Q3. About salory last ctc
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Q4. About current ctc
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Q5. About job responsibilities
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Q1. Schedule H drug?
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Q2. Schedule H1 drug?
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Q1. Medicine and prescription knowledge
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Q2. Schedule G, H, H1 . hypertension disease . types of diabetics. Anti diabetics medicine name with compositions. How to increase sale . How to handle patients. What is necessary for the patients to give...read more
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Q1. What is pharmacology
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Q1. What is pharmacology
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Q2. What is jurisprudence
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Jurisprudence is the study and interpretation of laws and legal principles.
• Jurisprudence involves analyzing and understanding the legal system and its principles.

• It includes studying the history, philosophy, and theories of law.

• Jurisprudence helps in interpreting and applying laws to specific cases.

• It involves examining legal precedents and understanding the reasoning behind them.

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Q3. The pharmacopoeia is an official collection of approved pharmaceutical standard .
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Q4. What is active pharmaceutical ingredients
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Q5. What is quality control
Ans. Quality control involves tesing of pharmaceutical products angainst the specifications
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Q6. What is disintegration test
Ans. It is the time required for the Tablet/ capsule to break into particles the disintegration test is a measure of the time required under a given set of condition for a group of tablet/ capsule to disintegrate into particles
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Q7. What is pharmacokinetics
Ans. Excretion of drug through the body
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Q8. What is pharmacodynamic
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Q9. Enteric coated tablets are disigned to release medicament in
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Q10. Sterilization by autoclaving
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Q11. One tea spoon full is
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Q12. What is an emulsion.
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Q1. The meaning of Latin term Rx
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Q2. Blood plasma and blood serum preparation are dried by
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Q3. Which among the following is function of Insulin
Ans. Intake of sugar from the blood in a tissue
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Q4. The drug that decrease the activity on another drug is
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Q5. Which of the following drug is bronchodilator
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Q1. What is the mitochondria?
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Mitochondria are organelles found in cells that generate energy for the cell's activities.
• Mitochondria are often referred to as the 'powerhouses' of the cell.

• They are responsible for producing adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is the main source of energy for cellular processes.

• Mitochondria have their own DNA and can replicate independently within the cell.

• They play a crucial role in cellular respiration, converting ...read more
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Q2. What Is the Antibiotics?
Ans. Antibiotics are the substance which is killed Bacteria,Virus,Fungi, microorganisms in small concentration is called antibiotics.
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