College life = Golden life
Likes
- Well-equipped labs, modern libraries, and digital learning resources enhance education quality, especially for Pharm D students.
- Experienced and supportive professors help students gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills.
Dislikes
- A dull campus life with minimal extracurricular activities can make college less enjoyable.
- Pharm D is a rigorous course, and if colleges don’t balance theory with practical training, students may feel overwhelmed.
Remarks :
Iam joined in this college because of teaching staff and their teaching way.They support each and every student in positive way.And my college is linked with gandhi hospital which is very useful to pharm d student because of the certificate provided by this hospital was useful to join another hospital for work purpose. Admission process through EMCET or management quota. EMCET cutoff marks 13000. I was prepared very hard to study to join in this college.Iam research so many colleges but coming to the study, faculty members and placement based I was chosen this college.
Course Curriculum Overview :
I was choosen this course because of doctor is the my life goal but I was not selected for MBBS,so through this course somewhat I will become equal to doctor and treat people and provide good health to community. Qualification for faculty was completion of B.pharm or M pharm or pharm d and my faculty was teaching very well to students.They given every information which was useful for students .They were very close to students and interact and solve every problem. They teach very well and they clarify every doubt without scolding. For pharm d course internals were conducted at college in 3 terms of time period 2 hours.With in this time write 6 answers each question carries 5 marks.But however it was some what difficult but manage time and got good score.The internal marks were very useful to score in externals. Difficulty level was if you fail any exam ,in supplimentary exam write both subject theory and lab.It was very difficult.
Placement Experience :
Eligibility criteria for placement was completion of 6 years course without any backlogs. Some placements were happening in my college like industrialization, hospital selection,etc. No.of offers made 3-4 Package 2-3lakhs per annum. Percentage of students getting placements around 15-20 My plans after getting degree is I will go to abroad because the course was very highly treated in abroad.I will continue study in abroad and will search one good job.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
I am belonging to SC category so I am paying only 5500 rs only i.e., university fee and 1500 rs only for exam fee. My hostel fee monthly 5000 the yearly I was paying around 60000 rs. My friend was joined in management quota so she is paying yearly around 250000 rs. I am eligible for scholarship but I don't receive any type of scholarship since 3 years. The fee structure for complete course was around 150000 rs only that may be increased year by year
Campus Life :
Akshara event in the month of April. In my college library there are so many books for students to know about the new things.There are so many books and journals are there which are intresting to stuiand learn new things. My class friends are like family.They were very supportive and encourage to do something new. There is no sports conducted at my college. There is no social groups and clubs.
Hostel Facilities :
The quality of food in the hostel was sometimes good and tasty but sometimes it was difficult to eat. The hostel was private.The fee structure is 5000 rs only for one month.The fee paid every month. The area I was rented is somewhat ok.But sometimes some bad smell and bad things were happened in my hostel areas.
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