Adesh University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers for our course are awesome! They're super helpful and nice. They really know their stuff and teach really well. They always push us to do our best. Finishing this course in our college gets you ready for the industry. The semester exams can be tough, but you only need 35% to pass.

Placement: Only 18 out of 60 students got placed in 2022. The highest package is 4.3 LPA, while the average one is 2.2-3 LPA, and the lowest is 1.05 LPA. Companies like Novartis, Reddy's, and Cipla come for placements. Internships aren't great, with only 1-5 students getting them. But the roles offered are good, like drug inspector or pharmacist. If you're thinking of studying more, consider pharmacy or an MBA.

Campus: The college has a library, labs, playground, gym, auditorium, and parking area. But the gym is only for MBBS students. The hostel is nice, and the food in the canteen is top-notch it's like eating at home. They have medical and sports facilities too. Overall, the facilities are decent, but the gym restriction is a bummer.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are super helpful. The courses are interesting and the teaching is top-notch. The campus has around 1200 beds, so finding a place to stay is easy. Exams aren't too tough, and the questions stick to what we've been taught. Love it here!

Placement: I love that students can work in hospitals all over the country. Freshers get Rs. 20000 a month, and after finishing a bachelor's degree, you can do a six-month internship in any hospital. It's a great opportunity to gain experience!

Campus: There are six colleges on our campus. Our college has great facilities and a big campus. We only have medical courses here. There's a lab and a big library. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They make sure we understand everything we need to know. Exams are tough, but that's how we learn best. The teachers even have their own clinics! They help us with all the basics. If you don't study hard, passing the semester exams won't be a piece of cake.

Placement: I'm really happy with my decision to study at this college. They have a great placement rate, with 80% of students getting jobs after graduating. With a degree from here, you can make a lot of money. You can even open your own clinic and start practicing right away. The field of dental sciences and research is lucrative, especially in countries like Canada where you can earn a lot more than in India. I'm excited about the opportunities this degree will bring me, and I'm looking forward to a successful career in this profession.

Campus: Our college has everything we need - Wi-Fi all the time, library, medical facilities, canteen, different departments, and AC lecture halls. The environment here is really nice for students. We have access to lots of facilities like the library, canteen, and nearby hostels. It's great!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They know their stuff and are always there to help. They support us in sports and cultural activities. The teaching is top-notch and prepares us well for the industry. The exams are tough but fair.

Placement: Our course has around 70 students. They offer a salary package of 3.10 LPA, and big companies like Cipla come for placements. Most students get internships, around 60%. The top job they offer is drug inspector.

Campus: The college has great facilities! The labs are always clean and well-kept. Wi-Fi works well everywhere on campus. Our classrooms are nice too. The library is good, and the hostels are super clean. The food in the mess is good, and there are lots of fun sports activities to do.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and good. The courses are tough but they prepare us well for the industry. Exams are hard, but if you work hard, you'll pass. You need a 6-7 CGPA to pass, but only a few students get an 8. Your pass percentage depends on how much you focus on studying. There are lots of opportunities in this course.

Placement: Around half the students in my course found jobs after graduating. The starting salary was 4.2 LPA. Companies like Max Hospital, Adesh Hospital, Fortis Hospital, and Apollo Hospital hired a lot of us. Everyone got internships at places like Max Hospital and Adesh Hospital. The main job role we got was Cardiac Care Technologist.

Campus: The classrooms are pretty basic with fans, no Wi-Fi, and no air conditioning. The basement lacks ventilation. The library is awesome, but the hostel facilities and food quality are just okay. Medical facilities aren't free. Only cricket is played here.

Admission: Some teachers are nice, but some can be tough. The teachers are really knowledgeable. This course is pretty demanding, especially with the tough semester exams. You really need to study hard to do well. The passing score is 23 out of 50. Surprisingly, there are no semester exams, just one final exam. Plus, we have weekly tests to keep us on our toes.

Placement: I study at Adesh College in Bathinda, Punjab. In our BDS course, we have around 90 students in our batch. The course fees are about 1,50000 which is quite reasonable compared to other colleges. If you score above 80 percent, you can get an internship. The college is connected to hospitals, so students with good marks can work at Adesh Hospital. It's a great opportunity for us to gain practical experience.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure. Wi-Fi is available but often doesn't work well. The labs are spacious and great for hands-on activities. Classrooms are big and comfy. The library is a nice place to study. There's a canteen on campus with good food. The hostel mess serves tasty meals. It can get really hot in the summer without AC in the hostel, but it's cozy in the winter. Luckily, the classrooms are air-conditioned. Sports events are not very common, though.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course is top-notch and gets you ready for working in the industry. Exams can be a challenge, but if you study hard, you'll do just fine.

Placement: Only about a fifth of students got jobs after college. The job packages are pretty good, and they vary depending on the course you're in. They give out scholarships too. Really big Indian companies recruit from here. And you can also get internships from IIM. The job roles are cool and exciting.

Campus: I love the faculty at our college, they're great! The campus is nice and suits our course well. Things are going well here, and each day is cool. We have fun tournaments every year. The food in the mess is good and keeps us healthy. Plus, we have medical help whenever we need it.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They're always there to help us out. The principal is super cool too, always lending a hand. Everyone in the faculty is friendly and works hard. They teach us everything we need to know, but it'd be great if they showed more passion. All in all, the faculty at this college is pretty good.

Placement: The placements here really depend on how much effort you put in. I heard that some seniors even got 77th rank in India! One of them even went to America to DDS. The faculty is super supportive and they encourage us to start our own clinics. Plus, there are lots of job opportunities available which is great. I personally love the practical work we do here, it's top-notch.

Campus: The hostel is decent. It costs Rs. 90,000 for both guys and girls. The girls' hostel is way nicer than the guys'. The food in the girls' hostel is better than in the guys'. The menu is alright, but the dinner isn't great. You have to figure out your own dinner. The food quality is not the best. If you want AC in your room, it's Rs. 90,000 extra to share, so each person pays Rs. 45,000.

Admission: The teachers at this college were awesome! They really knew their stuff and helped us get ready for the real world. I didn't have any problems at all. About half the students passed their courses. The teaching here is top-notch and they really care about helping us succeed.

Placement: Most of us got job placements in various areas. The highest salary offered was around Rs. 50,000. Companies like Cipla and Mankind hired students. We were offered roles such as Clinical Pharmacist, Clinical Researcher, Academic Professions, and Hospital Pharmacist.

Campus: The campus was super clean with nice washrooms and classrooms. Wi-Fi worked everywhere, even in the hospital. The hostel had coolers and good AC. Food in the mess and canteen was really good. They had medical help all over. And the college had sports and games too.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. If you pay attention, you can learn a ton. Some classes are interesting, but I personally prefer studying by myself. I mostly just show up for attendance. But there are some topics and teachers that are so good, it's worth listening in class. Overall, you can definitely learn a lot here.

Placement: In the past, about 20% of students found jobs after graduating. The pay ranges from Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 70,000 per month. Our focus is on becoming doctors, not businessmen. The top job roles are MD and MS. Internships are a must for all MBBS students, almost everyone does it. It's a key part of completing our degree.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works fine in college but not in the hostel. You can only surf the internet, can't do much else. The labs are good, but they don't have air conditioning, which can be tough in the summer. The classrooms are cool with air conditioning. It's a good place to study if you're into it. The library is nice, but it gets really crowded during exams. There's a common library for all the colleges in the university. There are money services available on campus. The new hostel is pricey but has better rooms than the cheaper old hostel. The food isn't great - you can only eat in the mess twice a week. The sports ground is mainly for cricket. The badminton and basketball courts aren't that good.