Affordable College With a Peaceful Environment

The curriculum is well-structured and covers all core pharmacy subjects clearly. It prepares well for real work and higher studies. Exams are regular and moderately tough. More industry visits and practical sessions would improve it.

The yearly fee for my B.Pharm course is around ?70,000. This includes the tuition fee, lab charges, exam fee and other mandatory college charges. There is no separate admission or registration fee every year, only the first-time admission charges were taken. The fee is almost the same for most students in my batch, and students from reserved categories like SC/ST usually get fee relaxation through government schemes. As far as I know, the fee has remained stable for the last few years, with only a small increase in some batches. In terms of scholarships, students can apply for state government scholarships like the Post Matric Scholarship and other merit-cum-need schemes. Some of my classmates have received financial assistance based on income criteria. The college also forwards the documents properly for scholarship verification, so the process becomes easier. Overall, the fee is manageable compared to many other private colleges, and scholarship options are also available for those who qualify.

My campus life has been decent overall. The college holds small annual fests around February and basic technical events during the semester. The library has enough books for all subjects, and classrooms have projectors and good seating. Sports facilities are limited but available, and there are a few student clubs that help in interaction. The environment is simple, not overly active, but comfortable for studying.

I chose this college mainly because the fee was affordable and the campus felt more comfortable than the other options I applied for. I got offers from a few colleges, but either the atmosphere didn’t feel right or the costs were higher. The admission process here was simple—based on 12th marks, with basic counselling and document checks. The cutoff was reasonable and the whole process was quick and hassle-free.

The faculty–student ratio is good and teachers are approachable. The course follows PCI guidelines and is relevant. Exams include MSTs and finals, moderate in difficulty, and some students struggle in tough subjects.

Nightlife around the campus is simple and peaceful. Most places inside campus like the gym, cafeteria and library close by evening, and hostel entry is usually before night. Students mostly hang out at nearby cafés or food points, which are safe and quiet. It’s not a party area, but good for relaxing after classes