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SUMMER TRAINING REPORT

Submitted By:
Yogesh Bhargava
Dept. of Pharma. Management
National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education & Research (NIPER), Mohali
Academic year: 2011-13(3rd Sem)

Submitted To: Rahul Bhargava (Director) Kush Bhatnagar (Product Manager) XL Laboratories Pvt.Ltd New Delhi (INDIA)

DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the present work embodied in this thesis entitled “Female Hormone: Doctor’s Perception Analysis”
Has been carried out by me under the direct supervision of:
Mr. Rahul Bhargava, Mr Kush Bhatnagar Marketing Manage , XL Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Anand Sharma, Associate Professor, NIPER.
This work has not been and will not be submitted in part or in full in any other university or institution for any degree or diploma or to any other organization for commercial purpose.

Yogesh Bhargava MBA IIIrd Sem Department of Pharmaceutical Management, NIIPER , S.A.S. Nagar Punjab – 160062 INDIA

Acknowledgements:
First i would like to thank God Almighty
I am thankful to National institute of pharmaceutical education & research (NIPER) & XL Laboratories Pvt Limited to provide me this great opportunity. I am thankful to XL Lab. to provide me all needed resources during training.
I am thankful to my guide Mr. Rahul bhargava and Mr. Kush Bhatnagar who helped me throughout my project

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