Srinagar, Feb. 16 -- In recent times, it has become quite common to see young individuals, especially boys, joining the medical profession as Medical Representatives (MRs). This trend is widespread across India, with pharmaceutical companies actively hiring youth to promote their medicines. While this has opened doors for employment, a crucial question arises-What is the qualification criteria for becoming an MR? Traditionally, one would assume that a Medical Representative should have a background in pharmacy, life sciences, or at least a minimum level of education that ensures they understand the medical field. However, a shocking observation has surfaced: many MRs lack even a basic qualification, with some not even passing the 10th sta...