Not so polished but real

This curriculum had a greater focus on the clinical part and more of patient care and patient safety which made me choose this course . This course technically includes pharmacotherapy and pharmacology mainly which is the most wanted subjects for preparing a drug regimen for a particular patient. There are areas of improvement in providing students more practical based learning, patient bed side teachings and teaching more drug dosings and algorithms rather than some other not-so-useful subjects like Pharmacognosy, pharmaceutics etc.

The annual fees includes 1,60,000 every year excluding the donation amount of 4,25,000 that we paid during our first year. There is a slight consideration for SC ST in terms of fees but as management seat there is no provision of scholarship. All my friends with the management seat are paying the same amount. Although there is a scholarship for the localities that is considered.

There are various sports tournaments which happen every year and that is on an inter college level which is something that can be looked up to. They also conduct various pharmacist day celebrations, ethnic days and many other events which is solely organised by the students which is a cool part. The library is decent I must say incorporating a decent range of all the books and journals in all the subjects that are required and are also flexible enough to order and provide. The computer lab is also equipped with all the softwares that are necessary for pharmacy students. There are Saturday clubs which are not-so-active but again exists.

I applied to colleges in Delhi University but that was for other courses and not PharmD that's why did not end up going there. Once I was aware of this course I wanted to join this and T. John came across as a good college as to what I had heard from many of my seniors which made me take this decision to join in here. This college was comparatively budget friendly when compared to other colleges which were offering this course. Also the college is located in a good place which also adds up to joining here. I was eligible for this course in this college as I had decent percentage in 12th standard and also the core subjects physics chemistry and biology. The overall admission experience was pretty smooth.

The faculty to student ratio is okay. There is an okay number of faculties for each class although the number of these faculties are going down on a daily basis. All the teachers have a normal relationship with the students not too friendly but with the required bond. Faculties are approachable and although there are few Faculties with not so broad mentality but would not be the right way to name them. On a broader picture all of them are good in a way. There are sessional exams, mock tests and then the university exams. Sessional are based on the classroom teachings and can be passed easily.