Transforming healthcare through rigorous evaluation of medications, devices, and treatments. Clinical research and pharmacovigilance ensure safe, effective therapies reach patients worldwide while maintaining the highest standards of ethics and scientific integrity.
Up from $59B in 2024, projected to reach $123- 149B by 2034
Over 452,600 trials on ClinicalTrials.gov, including 64,800 actively recruiting
CAGR driving expansion through technology and innovation
Clinical research evaluates the safety, efficacy, and performance of drugs, medical devices, and treatments through structured phases I-IV trials. The industry is experiencing unprecedented growth driven by chronic disease burden, AI adoption, and regulatory evolution worldwide.
India’s clinical trials market reached USD 1.99 billion in 2024,
projected to grow to USD 4.28 billion by 2033 with a robust 8.9%
CAGR.
The country generated approximately USD 2.5 billion in CRO
revenue in 2024, expected to grow at 9.9% CAGR through 2030.
Despite having 16% of the world’s population and bearing 20% of the global disease burden, India currently conducts only 1.4% of global
clinical trials4representing massive untapped potential as regulatory frameworks become more robust and predictable.

AI could reduce development costs by up to 50% and cut timelines by 12+ months. Over 60% of pharma companies now use AI-powered systems for trial optimization, patient profiling, and safety monitoring.

DCTs leverage telemedicine, wearables, and
mobile apps for remote participation. The
global DCT market is expected to double
from $9.6B in 2024 to over $21B by 2030.

Rare disease trials growing at ~11% CAGR.
Adaptive trial designs allow mid-study
modifications, reducing duration and
increasing flexibility with regulatory
support.
Pharmacovigilance is the science dedicated to detecting, assessing, understanding, and preventing adverse effects or any other drug-related problems throughout a medication’s lifecycle.
Central to global pharmacovigilance is the WHO’s VigiBase, which aggregates anonymized safety reports from over 150 member countries to monitor drug safety worldwide.
Regulatory bodies4FDA (US), EMA (Europe), and PvPI (India)4mandate PV
practices including:

Global market baseline

Accelerating growth

CAGR of 6.5-9.7%
Increased adverse drug reactions requiring monitoring
More sophisticated drug development programs
Stringent safety requirements worldwide
AI, ML, cloud computing, and big data analytics
Over 60% of PV services are now outsourced globally, with Asia-Pacific growing fastest at ~10-11% CAGR. AI-powered systems enable
automation in case processing, signal detection, and literature monitoring.
Pharmacovigilance Programme of India (PvPI) established under Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission
Society of Pharmacovigilance, India (SoPI) partners with ISoP for professional training and best practices
Launch of ADR Monitoring System (ADRMS) IT platform for streamlined adverse event reporting
India has emerged as a major hub for CRO and PV activities, with most
junior-level case processing roles outsourced from Western regions. The
country is rapidly aligning with global standards through digital consent
systems, ethics certification, and enhanced stakeholder awareness.
Dysmech Clinical Services (DCS) addresses the significant demand-supply gap in skilled clinical research and pharmacovigilance professionals through comprehensive training programs.
“Power to Design the Desired”
DCS training modules align with real-world clinical and regulatory requirements, equipping participants for both national and international career pathways.
Comprehensive training in Good Laboratory Practice and clinical trial methodology
Drug safety monitoring, adverse event reporting, and regulatory compliance
Electronic data capture, database design, and quality control systems
Submission preparation, compliance management, and global regulatory strategy
Clinical study reports, regulatory documents, and scientific publications
Validation of electronic systems used in clinical research and manufacturing
Duration: 3 months | Fees: ₹25,000
17 modules covering fundamentals through advanced topics including GCP, ethics, trial monitoring, data management, and
regulatory affairs.
Duration: 1 year | Fees: ₹1,00,000
Complete 33-module program providing in-depth expertise across all aspects of clinical research and pharmacovigilance.
Graduates pursue roles as Clinical Research Coordinators, Clinical Research Associates, Drug Safety Associates, Pharmacovigilance
Scientists, Regulatory Affairs Associates, Medical Reviewers, Data Analysts, Biostatisticians, and Clinical Data Managers.
Open to working professionals with qualifications in:
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DCS has consistently found that students with strong academic records and good communication skills perform exceptionally well in
our programs and secure rewarding careers in the rapidly growing clinical research industry.