Arya College of Pharmacy Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and teach us in a practical way. The class size is about 40 students to 1 teacher. Studying pharmacy here is great for learning about the industry and how it helps with health stuff too.

Placement: The college drive was awesome! Lots of companies came, and students really wowed them with their resumes and answers. It was cool to see how impressed the company officers were with our talents. I learned a lot from my senior's experience.

Campus: The labs are great and always open. Classrooms are nice. The library is the best in Rajasthan. Medical help is available 24/7 on campus. College organizes sports and games after exams, and lots of students join in.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and they teach well. We have a mix of experienced and new teachers, but they're all great at teaching. Semester exams at our college are a big deal.

Placement: About 10% of students pick our course after finishing 12th grade. We mostly get recruited by pharmaceutical companies. They pay around Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 1 lac per month. On average, we make about Rs. 40,000 monthly.

Campus: The college has great facilities for both students and teachers. The labs are top-notch and the hostel is really nice. The food is fresh and tasty, and the canteen serves good quality meals. Sports activities are well-organized and safe. Overall, it's a great place to study and live on campus.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful and know their stuff well. The course I'm in is awesome. We have 8 semesters to go through. Every 6 months, we have exams from the university, and we also do internal exams in the college.

Placement: Passing my course is tough since it's really challenging. The college's highest package is 50 Lacs. Some students head into the pharmacy field, while others opt for internships in different industries to gain experience.

Campus: The college I go to has great infrastructure. They have various playgroups and the teachers are really good. The hostel has good facilities like cameras and security guards. Plus, the food in the mess is awesome.

Admission: The faculty here is a mix of good and bad. Our principal is really nice and always ready to listen to any problems we have. Some teachers let their position get to their heads, but there are also some really good ones despite holding high positions. The administration is pretty good too. Exams are fair, but they always remind us to pay the fees like any other college does. Just be careful though, if you have any outstanding fees and ignore the warnings, they won't let you take the exam.

Placement: In my three years here, I haven't seen many companies come for placements. But earlier, Cipla came, and hopefully, we'll have more this year. The lack of placements seems to be because not many students are selected due to low knowledge. Despite that, I've heard of some good placements with salaries over 10 lakhs per year.

Campus: The hostel here is really good. The food is just okay, like most hostels. They have free wifi, AC, and electricity all the time. Sometimes they turn off the water during class, so watch out for that. I recommend staying in a PG instead of the hostel if you can study well on your own. It's much cheaper that way.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super smart and have lots of experience. They teach really well. The exams in my course are not too hard, but you gotta study daily. Around 70% of students pass in my course.

Placement: In my course, only 10% of students got placed. The highest salary is 1 Lac per month, while the lowest is 25,000 per month. Companies from the pharmaceutical industry mostly recruit here. About 20% of students in my course got internships.

Campus: The teachers in my course are really smart. We have nice labs to use. The facilities here are great, with big classrooms. I live in the hostel, and the food there is good. They serve meals three times a day. Medical help is easy to get. The sports ground is cool, and they run sports well here.

Admission: The faculty here have loads of experience, around 8 years on average. They're super nice and helpful. They really prepare us well for jobs in the industry. Most of us pass our exams with flying colors - about 90% in our group. And by the end of the final year, 95% of us graduate successfully.

Placement: I love how our college gets us awesome jobs. Last year, almost all of us got hired. The top offer was 22 LPA, which is great. Lots of companies come here to interview us and pick the best students. It's cool that most of us end up with jobs after graduation.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, which is great. The labs look good, and there are assistants in each one. They have all the equipment like chemicals and glassware. The classrooms, though, are not very modern. The college has a library with lots of books from different writers, and there are librarians there too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff when it comes to M.Pharma. Their teaching is top-notch and they always come up with cool ways to help us understand things better. Right from the first year, they teach us practical stuff like how to make lotion. It's been a great learning experience!

Placement: Most students got good job offers, around 60%. The pay ranges from 25,000 to 3 lacs per month. Companies like Ranbaxy R&D, Lupin Laboratories, and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories visited our college for placements. It's cool to see so many options for jobs after graduating.

Campus: There are both 3-seater and 2-seater rooms in the hostel. Wi-Fi is available for us. The labs are great, and we have practicals daily. There are 2 libraries with all the books we need. We get different kinds of food. And on Saturday nights, we have a DJ party after dinner.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They are really nice and know their stuff. They always check in on us and are happy to help out, even outside of class. The exams aren't too tough since you just need to get 50% to pass.

Placement: Most students in our course get jobs every year, around 80 percent. The highest salary is 7 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 3.2 lakhs. Companies like Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Mankind hire students from our course. About 90 percent of us also land internships at places like Cipla. After graduation, we usually get roles like quality check, quality assurance, or medical representative.

Campus: Our college has everything we need - like a gym, cafeteria, labs, classrooms, sports, and Wi-Fi. The food is yummy and the medical help is good too. They even have smart classes to help us learn better. The college and hostel make a great environment for studying.

Admission: The faculty here is top-notch, but there's a lot of turnover with teachers. The syllabus, set up by RUHS and PCI, is really well-planned. Our college consistently produces top results in university exams, thanks to the strong teaching. The way teachers explain things makes semester exams feel like a breeze.

Placement: The placements here are not great, only about 0-10% of students get placed because not many companies come. But the college helps with future interviews. The highest salary offered is 25 LPA. Big companies like Cipla, Cadila, Zyntech, visit the campus. Over 95% of students do internships from college.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but it's pretty good overall. We've got all the labs and a big library with important books. The equipment for practicals is always there. There are about 8 hostel buildings, each holding around 500 students. And hey, every Sunday we have a DJ night super fun!

Admission: The teachers in our college have completed M.Pharma and have over 10 years of industry experience. B.Pharma is a medical course that focuses on drug production, analysis, and research. This really prepares us for working in the industry. We have to go to another center for semester exams, where about 25% of students pass on average.

Placement: There are around 120 spots in our college. The highest package is about 1.8 million, the lowest is around 0.38 million, and the average is over 0.5 million. Top companies like Mankind, Cipla, Sun Pharma, biochem, and biotech hire students from our course. Around 60% of students in our course got internships with gem and biotech companies. And the best part? No ragging in our college!

Campus: The campus has a big Wi-Fi system spread out over 2 acres. Our course has all the equipment we need like hot air ovens and microscopes. The classrooms are okay, nothing fancy. We've got 3 libraries and 5 hostels - one for junior students, 2 for boys, and one for girls. The food in the canteen is a bit expensive. And we've got basketball, cricket, and kabaddi fields to play on.