Admission to the college is available through a management quota, with a deadline in the second week of July and classes starting on August 1st. The faculty is well-qualified, often holding postgraduate degrees, and is known for their supportive nature and effective teaching. However, the faculty-to-student ratio appears inconsistent, with reported ratios ranging from 1:30 to 60:1. The college offers programs like B. Pharm, charging a first-year fee of Rs. 90,000, with subsequent years averaging Rs. 84,000.
SC and ST students benefit from a reduced fee of Rs. 25,000 annually. Fees cover all necessary expenses, including industrial visits and uniforms, with the total annual cost around Rs. 100,000. Payments can be made in four installments, easing the financial burden on middle-class families. Placement prospects are strong, with 70-90% of students participating in campus placements. Companies like HCL, Microsoft, and Sun Pharma recruit from the college, offering packages between Rs. 7.5 and 60 lakh per annum, with an average package between Rs. 2.5 to Rs. 4.5 lakh.
The college also offers internships with over 100 companies, including Pfizer and Cadilla, for final-year students. Scholarships are available for OBC, SC, and ST students, ranging from Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 70,000 annually, often based on CUET ranks or counseling admissions. Tuition fees for courses like B. Pharmacy vary from Rs. 63,300 to Rs. 1,30,000, with additional examination fees of Rs. 7,865 to Rs. 12,000. Education loans and installment payments are supported, with scholarships typically disbursed between January and March to aid with tuition costs.
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