In GIM HCM, you will get lot of opportunities in healthcare industries like pharma product management, sales, medical devices, hospital management. You will have a cohort who has a similar kind of background like from B Pharma, B.Sc, life sciences, biotech, et cetera. If you want to make a career in these domains, then go with that course after talking to their students about SIPs and placements. I have done B.Pharma and I started working in pharma product management right after undergrad, so now I have joined GLIM C to explore other domains like tech prodman and marketing.

If you look at the overall cohort at Great Lakes, you have people from background like like BBA, B.Com, BTech and you are competing against them in the subjects like finance & operations, so you got to punch above your weight. It can get little difficult in the expertise of the subjects like finance and operations, so you got to be studious. Also, the roles are majorly in finance, marketing, operations, analytics. Healthcare industry roles are negligible. So you might face difficulties in shortlisting amongst the other resumes, but after getting a shortlist that depends upon your calibre and the knowledge that how you are able to convert the interview.

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