Smooth runway to takeoff your career to the skies.

You just need to clear 10+2 from science. (Physics, chemistry, and biology) or (Physics, chemistry, and mathematics). I was having all 4 subjects optional. Students who apply first get higher priority in getting a seat. The admission process was very easy and smooth. No issue was there for us to solve.

I selected d pharmacy because it is just a 2-year course but it gives us ample opportunities after the completion of the course. Regarding faculty: student ratio, it is 1:20 in practicals and tutorial classes. Lecturers are qualified enough to teach. Mostly Pharm D graduates with expertise in Clinical pharmacy.

An internship was offered after the course by the college. I have chosen to do an internship in a retail store that was convenient to me. Real-time exposure was given during field visits. There are plenty of opportunities, it is up to the students if they're interested to grab or not.

Students were offered placement in famous drug manufacturing firms. I have not thought about doing a job in some random pharmaceutical company. From the beginning, I always had a plan to set up my own pharmaceutical business.

The fee structure is reasonable. They provide concessions if students pay college fees in the first installment. I have not faced any hidden fees. While I was studying, only exam fees were charged and students who paid fees in the first installment, for even record books were given without any fees.

Books are available by more than 2 authors for all the subjects. On my recent visit, I have seen that updated syllabus books of Education Regulation 2020 were available. New batches are lucky as the new Syllabus is comparatively easy for students than we have studied in the old syllabus.