Yash's Review On Bengal Institute Of Pharmaceutical Sciences - [BIPS], Kalyani

College took their fees after every semester as they followed cbcs rule in the college. What I like in this was that there was no pressure of submitting such heavy amount of one lac every year. Semester really broke fees as something good

The course curriculum was totally based on ayurvedic science. In first and second semester, I studied about the history of Ayurveda. Like how it emerged etc later then I flew in the contemporary ayurvedic science.

Dabur provided me an internship before my actual full time started. I worked in one of their factories in Uttrakhand. It was paid too.

If I talk about the options I got for my internships as well as for my job was huge. I only knew few companies so I thought my boundaries will be very near. But the college proved me wrong. Baidyanath, Dabur, Emami, Hamdard, Vicco every company was here

Campus had it's beauty from the nature. All the trees were named with their botanical name so at times we even went for hunting for a specific herb. It was such a new thing but very much similar to what we called treasure hunting.

Every less pharmaceutical colleges gives a proper well maintained laboratory to the ayurveda students. But there in this college. Just not one, there was two laboratories which had very rare herbs etc for our practice.

I didn't gave any entrance exam stuff. I had my admission on donation seats.