Assam Downtown University (ADTU) Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really great at teaching and mentoring. They help guide us through the topics and make sure we understand everything. The semester exams are not too hard as long as you study and grasp the material well.

Placement: I'm a psychology student at this college. I see my peers getting placed with salaries ranging from 2 LPA to 4 LPA. Every semester, psychology students like me get internships in various places like wellness homes and rehab centers. There are even opportunities for clinical psychologist roles. Personally, I'm more interested in pursuing a career in psychology, so I haven't really explored company placements much. My knowledge about placements is limited, but I'm focusing on my course and future career options.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, water fountains, a canteen, library, vending machines, playgrounds, clubs for activities, a place to sell things, and a pharmacy with stuff for women. It's pretty convenient!

Admission: I'm good at searching stuff in my college. Most of the professors are from Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh, and they have Ph.D. and doctorate degrees. The exams are tough and strict, with a high marking system. The pass percentage is around 50%, so it's challenging but really good.

Placement: A lot of students get placed at our college, around 60%. The highest salary offered is between 17-20 Lacs, while the lowest is 3 Lacs and the average is 5 Lacs. Big companies like Amazon, Flipkart, and Sunpharma come for recruitment. Everyone gets an internship from pharmacy companies. We learn a lot about medicines and how to provide them in medical and pharmacy settings.

Campus: The faculty at our college are great! Some of them are really friendly and help us learn and grow as individuals. They care about our future and want us to succeed. However, there are a few faculty members who are not very good. They seem distant and not very involved in college life.

Admission: In my Bachelor of Pharmacy course, the teachers are super nice, helpful, and really know their stuff. There are over 20 teachers in our Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. The teaching quality is awesome in this course. We learn about a bunch of different things because it's a multidisciplinary course. We got to do our internship at Signova industry, where we learned a ton about making tablets and using pharmaceutical machines. The semester exams were pretty easy for me, but it might be different for others. More than half of the students pass the B. Pharma course.

Placement: ADTU is great for getting a job after graduation. They help a lot with placements here. Last year, lots of companies like Apollo Hospital and Amazon came to campus. I heard they had over 5000 job offers! The highest salary offered was 12 Lacs, which is awesome. The average salary is around 4.5 Lacs. It's cool that they focus so much on getting students employed.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure. The library has a lot of books related to our courses and also in regional languages. The labs have all the machines we need for practical work. I lived in PG at first and then rented a place, so I can't say much about hostel life. But my friend who stayed in the hostel said the food was decent, though there are some rules for girls. The canteen food is yummy and cheap, but it's always crowded. There's a pharmacy on campus for students' medical needs. The college has sports clubs and organizes competitions like cricket and football.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are super helpful. Learning is fun and interesting because they make it engaging. The lessons are planned well and kept up-to-date with what's happening in the real world. Exams are fair  they focus more on understanding than just memorizing. Most students pass with flying colors, usually around 80-92%, as long as they study hard.

Placement: The college helps around 5070% of students find jobs through campus recruitment. The highest package is 11 LPA, the lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is 35 LPA. Top companies that hire students are from diagnostic labs, hospitals, and research centers. Most students, around 7080%, get internships in hospitals, labs, and research. Job roles like medical lab tech, lab assistant, coordinator, and phlebotomist are common. Overall, placements are okay, but students who actively apply for jobs and internships have better career options.

Campus: The college campus is really nice and well-kept. The classrooms, labs, and library have everything you need. The Wi-Fi works well too. The hostel is okay - rooms are clean and there's a playground. The food in the mess and canteen is just okay.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful here. They teach really well. Exams are mostly on computers, except for in-class ones. ADTU organizes a lot of fun activities like dance, music, art, acting, and games. The exams can be tough, but most students manage to pass.

Placement: Around 70% of us in my batch have already found jobs. The pay starts at around Rs. 10,000 - 25,000 per month. We have a lot of medical companies coming to recruit us. Most of us have done internships and are working now. The popular job role is a laboratory technician.

Campus: The facilities at the college are great. The lab has all the equipment we need. The library has lots of books for all our courses. The classrooms are clean and spacious. It's a nice place to study because it's quiet and peaceful on campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always there to support us. They make sure we're well-prepared for the industry. The semester exams are done online in the exam halls on campus.

Placement: The placement scene is decent here. Most students get job offers ranging from 3-7lpa. If you work smart, you'll likely land a job. Around 80% of students end up getting placed. Companies like Amazon, Infosys, and IBM come for hiring. I'm in the Computer Science branch, and there are plenty of roles in various companies and MNCs. Just make sure to build your skills!

Campus: The campus has great facilities like playgrounds, gym, swimming pool, and more. The infrastructure is good, and you can enjoy a nice campus life here. The landscaped areas are also nice, and the canteens serve good food. There are plenty of spots on campus to relax and refresh.

Admission: The college had everything I needed for my course. The teachers really prepared us for the real world with lots of practical experiences. The exams and courses weren't too easy or too hard, but you definitely need to be interested to get through it.

Placement: The job placements at our college were really good. Lots of students got placed in different companies. We could start applying for jobs from the 3rd semester of M.Sc. We had companies like Intas, TCG, GSK, Pathansitu, and Nestle coming in for placements. The highest salary offered was 6 LPA and the average was 3 LPA. Almost 90% of students got placed, which is awesome. I got selected by some companies during placements, but I'm not keen on sales, marketing, or bioinformatics jobs, so I didn't take up any offers.

Campus: The hostel was pretty good with washing machines and a free gym and swimming pass. The food was just okay, not great. I decided to move to a PG 200 meters from the college. It was super easy to get to. The lab was awesome, with all the tools we needed. We could work there whenever we wanted.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but they don't seem too excited about teaching. It's worrying since there are a lot of students here. The courses cover useful stuff, but I'm not sure if they prepare us for work. We didn't go on many field trips. The exams are not too hard if you study a bit.

Placement: Around 60% of my batch got placed, which was pretty disappointing for the rest of us. The highest salary offered was 8 LPA, the lowest was 1.5 LPA, and the average was around 2-3 LPA. ICICI hired about 10-20% of us, but the companies weren't great. The best role offered was Area Sales Manager, but it wasn't with a top-notch company.

Campus: The college has good facilities for a private university. They have a swimming pool, labs, library, and cricket and football fields. The hostel food isn't great, but the canteen food is okay. The medical facilities are good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced. Some have been teaching for 56 years after getting their PhDs, while others have a whopping 17 years under their belt. There are also some new instructors who are working on their PhDs. The way they teach is great. We have sessional exams twice each semester, along with quizzes, exams, and presentations in between. The exams can be pretty tough, ranging from moderate to high difficulty.

Placement: Assam Down Town University is awesome for job placements and is the biggest university in North East. They give out 5000+ job offers and most students get placed (90%). The highest salary is 12 lakhs per year, with an average of 4.5 lakhs. Big companies like Sun Pharma, Apollo Hospital, Flipkart, and Amazon come for placements. They offer different jobs like HR, pharmacist, and dietician. Great opportunities for students!

Campus: I didn't choose to stay in the college hostel when I joined because my last hostel had terrible food. So, I found a place to rent in Guwahati instead. My friends who stayed in the hostel say the food is pretty good, better than PGs. But a downside for girls is they can't leave campus without a day pass.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and super smart. The Dean of Pharmaceutical Science is in the top 2% of scientists worldwide. They teach really well and give good notes. The course is good and prepares you for any job, not just in industries. Exams are tough, but if you attend regularly, you'll do well. Most students pass with over 90%.

Placement: Almost 9 out of 10 students get jobs in good companies every year from campus placements. The highest salary is around 12 lakhs per year, and there were over 4000 job offers. The average salary is about 4.5 lakhs per year, and more than 500 companies visit the university for placements. Some big names include Amazon, Aditya Birla, Downtown Hospital, Apollo Hospital, and more.

Campus: The university has awesome facilities like new labs with cool equipment. There's Wi-Fi for studying, and classrooms have digital and whiteboard options. The canteen serves tasty food from Assamese thali to chole bhature. We even have a pharmacy and doctor on campus for emergencies. The university is big on sports like cricket, football, badminton, swimming, basketball, billiards, and table tennis. And there's a gym too!