ABIPER Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff! They have tons of experience and are super knowledgeable. I'm studying in the medical field, and it's a hot topic around here. Love how they teach with such a good grasp of the subject matter.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, which is great. The total cost for studying here, with hostel fees included, is over 2 lakhs. Even though there aren't specific job packages for my course, a lot of students from our college landed internships at different companies.

Campus: During my course, we had 24-hour Wi-Fi available for college work. Each subject had its own lab for doing experiments. The classrooms were super high-tech with TVs and projectors. They felt like smart classrooms to me.

Admission: The pharmacy teachers in our faculty are really good. They're friendly and always there to help. They teach well and even give extra classes and tests before exams to help us learn better. It's nice to have such supportive teachers.

Placement: We have around 115 students in our group. After we finish the course, we can expect a starting salary between 30,000 and 50,000. To get good grades, we need to score above 7 in SCPAs, plus there are passion marks to earn. The college expects us to maintain at least 80% attendance, which is a big deal here.

Campus: I really like the facilities at our college. The campus structure is great, and the food in the canteen is good. The classrooms have good protection, AC, and there's always electricity. The chemistry lab is well-organized too. We don't have many sports activities during exam time, though.

Admission: The teachers were pretty good, and most of them were women. However, most of the activities seemed focused only on exams, which didn't feel very relevant to industry and marketing. There weren't many extra activities to gain more knowledge from outside the classroom. The grading system was fair, with an average score range of 45-55%.

Placement: The grades are usually around 40-49%, which is okay but could be better. Salaries range from 2.4 to 4 lakhs, which is decent. Zuventus is the main company hiring students, mostly for MR roles. There isn't much research involved.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, and the labs and classrooms are pretty basic. The library has too many rules, and not enough of the right books. The hostel is the worst - with bunk beds holding 6 people in one room. The canteen is just okay, and there aren't any medical facilities on campus. The auditorium is decent though.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're all qualified and make sure we understand everything. The course is well-organized and we even get to go on industrial visits. The exams in the second, fourth, and sixth semesters are tough, only three months to prepare. You need to get at least 50% to pass in our university.

Placement: Half of the students in our course got placed, which is cool. The highest salary package offered was over 10 LPA, which is pretty awesome. Some big companies in the drug industry come to our college to hire students. I know some classmates who scored internships at Apollo and Master through our course.

Campus: The facilities in our course are great. The commerce department is top-notch. Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus. There are labs for each subject. The classrooms are clean. The hostel food is plentiful and good. We have medical staff on campus. And there are lots of sports to enjoy at our college.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and helpful. Our exams are set by RGUHS, which is a top university in India.

Placement: The placement rate here is okay, but not everyone gets a job. Only a handful of students actually get hired by companies. To increase your chances, make sure you've done some projects and maybe even published some stuff before you graduate.

Campus: I live in one of the hostels on campus with about 1000 other students. It costs around 90,000 per year. I can't really say much about the paying guest accommodation since I stay in a hostel. The food here is not the best, but it's alright. The quality of life in the hostel is pretty good overall. However, the college's infrastructure could be better.