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British biopharma company making prescription medicines and vaccines, with a listed India arm in Mumbai and a capability centre in Bengaluru

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About the company

Legal name

GSK plc (formerly GlaxoSmithKline plc)

Founded

27 December 2000

Industry

Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology

Chair

Sir Jonathan Symonds CBE

Employees

About 66,800 worldwide

Revenue (FY2025)

£32.67 billion

Market Cap

£76.09 billion

Listed on

LSE: GSK (FTSE 100). India arm: NSE GLAXO, BSE 500660

GSK plc is a British biopharma company headquartered at 79 New Oxford Street in London. It was formed on 27 December 2000 through the merger of Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham, and it trades on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker GSK. The company reported turnover of £32.67 billion in 2025 and employs roughly 66,800 people. Its consumer healthcare business was demerged into Haleon in 2022, so GSK today focuses on prescription medicines and vaccines across specialty medicines, general medicines, HIV, oncology and immunology.

Leadership changed at the top recently. Luke Miels, who joined GSK in 2017 as Chief Commercial Officer, became Chief Executive Officer on 1 January 2026, succeeding Dame Emma Walmsley. Julie Brown has been Chief Financial Officer since May 2023, and Sir Jonathan Symonds CBE chairs the board. In Q1 2026 GSK posted sales of £7.6 billion, up 5% at constant exchange rates, with specialty medicines up 14%, and it reaffirmed full year guidance of 3% to 5% sales growth plus a 2031 outlook of more than £40 billion.

In India, GSK operates through the separately listed GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited, headquartered at GSK House in Worli, Mumbai. For the year ended 31 March 2026 the India business reported revenue of INR 3,790 crore, up 2%, and profit after tax of INR 1,012 crore, up 10%, with EBITDA margins of 34%. Growth came from brands such as Augmentin, Calpol and T-Bact, the Shingrix vaccine, and oncology products Jemperli and Zejula. GSK also runs a Global Capability Centre in Bengaluru serving global technology, data and medical functions.

Key People

Luke Miels

Chief Executive Officer, GSK plc

Julie Brown

Chief Financial Officer, GSK plc

Bhushan Akshikar

Managing Director, GSK India

Ronojit Biswas

Whole Time Director and Chief Financial Officer, GSK India

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Interview process at GSK

(Based on 200 interview reports from candidates in India)

Interview experience

8 out of 10, rated favourable

Interview difficulty

Medium, 6 out of 10

Interview process length

About a day or two for most candidates

Overall experience

PoorExcellent
EasyDifficult

How long the process takes

About a day or two29%
About a week28%
About a month31%
More than one month13%

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GSK Interview Questions & Answers

Q: Define what GSK is?

A: Describe GSK as a British biopharma company that develops prescription medicines and vaccines, formed in 2000 and listed in London and New York. Mention that consumer healthcare left the group as Haleon in 2022, so the focus now is specialty medicines, vaccines, HIV, oncology and immunology.

Answer by AI
  • Anchor on the basics: biopharma, headquartered in London, listed as GSK, roughly 66,800 employees.
  • Show you know the portfolio split: specialty medicines, general medicines, vaccines, HIV, oncology, immunology.
  • Add one current signal, such as the Haleon demerger in 2022 or the recent leadership change, so it doesn't sound memorised.

Q: State your reasons for applying, and why did you select this particular graduate programme?

A: Tie a specific part of the programme to something you've already done, then to where you want to be. Generic praise for the brand won't land; a named rotation, therapy area or capability will.

Answer by AI
  • Name the exact stream you applied to and what its rotations cover.
  • Link it to evidence from a project, placement or module you've completed.
  • Close with what you want to be able to do in three years and why this route gets you there.

Q: Give an example of an occasion when you learned an important lesson and how you have applied this to other areas of your life.

A: Use STAR. Set the situation briefly, state what went wrong or what surprised you, name the lesson in one sentence, then give a second, later example where you applied it.

Answer by AI
  • Keep the situation to two sentences so most of your answer is action and result.
  • State the lesson explicitly; interviewers score the reflection, not the story.
  • Prove transfer with a second occasion where you behaved differently because of it.

Q: Talk about a subject of interest in the healthcare industry and how it could impact GSK.

A: Pick one topic you can actually discuss, explain the mechanism of impact, then connect it to a part of GSK's business. Depth on one theme beats a list of headlines.

Answer by AI
  • Choose a theme you can defend under follow-up questions, not the most fashionable one.
  • Explain the chain: what changes, who it affects, what it does to cost, access or pipeline.
  • Land it on a specific GSK area such as vaccines, oncology or emerging markets.

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GSK Salaries in India (Updated 2026)

Procurement Manager

Reported average, all experience levels

₹22,50,000/yr

4 salaries reported Salaries submitted

Data Engineer

Reported average, all experience levels

₹18,93,757/yr

8 salaries reported Salaries submitted

Regional Sales Manager

Reported average, all experience levels

₹12,34,534/yr

5 salaries reported Salaries submitted

Management Trainee

Reported average, entry level

₹11,53,924/yr

3 salaries reported Salaries submitted

Senior Analyst

Reported average, all experience levels

₹10,45,100/yr

7 salaries reported Salaries submitted

Manager

Reported band, average ₹10,26,894

₹1,84,000 to ₹25,00,000/yr

7 salaries reported Salaries submitted

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Benefits

Medical benefits and access to healthcare for employees and their families
Life insurance, with the option to top up cover
Global Employee Assistance Programme with confidential 24/7 support
Digital mental resilience and wellbeing platform available in 65 countries
Health insurance and profit sharing reported by employees
Annual bonus linked to company performance, plus competitive base salary
Pension plan membership and savings programmes
Variable pay that can meet or exceed the target amount
Communication and travelling allowances for field roles
Dedicated financial wellbeing assistance and childcare support
18 weeks parental leave for primary and secondary carers
4 weeks paid leave to care for a family member
Paid time off as part of the rewards package
Hybrid working, averaging 2 to 3 days a week in the office for office-based roles
Coaching, mentoring and training programmes with a development plan for everyone
Career Hub for finding internal moves and opportunities
Recognition programmes for exceptional achievements
Regular training and promotion opportunities reported by employees in India

Latest News & Updates

June 11, 2026

GSK agrees to buy Nuvalent for $10.6 billion

GSK struck a deal for US clinical stage oncology company Nuvalent, one of pharma's biggest oncology acquisitions of 2026, to build out its lung cancer portfolio. CEO Luke Miels called it a multi-product deal for assets with clinically proven targets.

#MergersAndAcquisitions #Oncology #Pharma

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May 13, 2026

GSK India reports FY26 revenue of INR 3,790 crore and PAT up 10%

GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited reported revenue of INR 3,790 crore for the year ended 31 March 2026, with profit after tax of INR 1,012 crore and EBITDA margins of 34%. The board recommended a final dividend of Rs. 57 per share.

#Earnings #IndiaBusiness #Pharma

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April 29, 2026

GSK posts Q1 2026 sales of £7.6 billion and reaffirms guidance

GSK reported first quarter turnover of £7.6 billion, up 5% at constant exchange rates, with specialty medicines up 14% and core operating profit up 10%. The company confirmed 2026 guidance of 3% to 5% sales growth and a 2031 outlook above £40 billion.

#Earnings #Biopharma #Guidance

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January 20, 2026

GSK agrees to acquire RAPT Therapeutics for $2.2 billion

GSK agreed to pay $58.00 per share for RAPT Therapeutics, valuing it at about $2.2 billion, to add ozureprubart, a long acting anti-IgE antibody in phase IIb development for food allergy protection. GSK highlighted the asset's 12-weekly dosing and sustained protection.

#MergersAndAcquisitions #Immunology #Pipeline

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September 29, 2025

Luke Miels named CEO designate, succeeding Emma Walmsley

GSK announced that Chief Commercial Officer Luke Miels would become Chief Executive Officer from 1 January 2026, taking over from Dame Emma Walmsley. Chair Sir Jonathan Symonds CBE cited Miels' global biopharma development and commercial experience.

#Leadership #CEOTransition #Biopharma

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GSK FAQ

GSK is a British biopharma company that develops and sells prescription medicines and vaccines. Its focus areas are specialty medicines, general medicines, vaccines, HIV, oncology and immunology. The consumer healthcare business was demerged as Haleon in 2022.