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Viksit Bharat Pharma Conclave Highlights Technology and Career Opportunities
A meeting about the future of pharmacy was held at Centurion University in Visakhapatnam.
It brought together people from universities and pharmaceutical companies.
They talked about new technologies and jobs in the industry.
One discussion focused on digital tools and the future of pharmaceutical science.
Company representatives explained what skills pharmacy students should develop.
The experts said that AI does not necessarily mean fewer jobs.
They said new technology could also create new kinds of work.
Students and university staff attended the conclave.
The Viksit Bharat Pharma Conclave-2026 was held on Saturday at Centurion University in Visakhapatnam.
Industry and academic experts discussed emerging trends, technologies and career opportunities in pharmaceuticals.
A panel discussion examined the future of pharmaceutical sciences and digital pharma.
Company representatives discussed the skills pharmacy graduates need to succeed in the industry.
Experts said AI adoption could create new roles and demand for skilled professionals rather than necessarily reducing jobs.
- Who
- Pharmaceutical industry and academic experts, company representatives, university staff and students.
- What
- The Viksit Bharat Pharma Conclave-2026, featuring discussions on pharma trends, digital pharma and careers.
- Where
- Centurion University, Visakhapatnam.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not give a specific date.
- Why
- To discuss developments in pharmaceuticals, emerging technologies and career opportunities.
Key facts
- Event
- Viksit Bharat Pharma Conclave-2026
- Venue
- Centurion University
- Location
- Visakhapatnam
- Main discussion themes
- Pharmaceutical sciences, digital pharma, emerging technologies and career opportunities
- Chief guest
- Vice-Chancellor Prasant Kumar Mohanty
- Industry representatives named
- Kaleshwar of Granules India; V Ramakumar and G Veerraju of Optimus; Achyutaramaraju of Dr Reddy’s Laboratories
- AI and employment
- Experts said AI adoption would not necessarily reduce pharma employment and could create new roles.








