DPSRU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're all experts in their fields. The teaching is top-notch and gets us ready for working in the hospital. The exams are tough, though. Not gonna lie, they're harder than what other colleges have. But hey, around 90% of students manage to pass, so that's something!

Placement: I did my BPT from Delhi Pharmaceutical Science and Research University. After finishing, most of us found jobs in good hospitals. The pay ranges from 3-7 LPA, with an average of 3-5 LPA. The top hospitals that hire us are Max, Apollo, Fortis, and government ones too. Everyone gets internships easily, around 100%. Once we start working, we usually begin as Jr. Physiotherapists.

Campus: Our college has a clinic where we can practice clinical skills. The university library is great. There's free Wi-Fi and water available. The labs are clean and have all the tools we need. The university offers hostel accommodation on campus for both girls and boys. The hostel has everything we need like food, water, and Wi-Fi. It's a good place to stay with all the necessary facilities.

Admission: The professors at my college are really great. They're super qualified and friendly to us students. They help us a lot, even outside of their subjects. We can do internships in our second year, which helps us get ready for jobs. The exams aren't too hard and they're always on time. We have two sessional exams and one final exam in January.

Placement: I go to the first pharmacy college in India. It's got a good rep, but the job opportunities after you graduate aren't that great. Some companies come for placements, but they mostly look at MBA students. The salary range is around 4 to 5 LPA on average, with the highest being around 20 to 25 LPA. After graduating, you can also aim for government jobs like drug inspectors.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is awesome. It has everything we need for studying pharmacy. The classrooms are spacious and nice. We can use the Wi-Fi, and the library is great with all the pharmacy books we need. There's also computers for us to use. While there isn't a canteen, there's a small Mother Dairy. Plus, we have medical facilities like an OPD and a sports complex on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they cover everything in the syllabus. Semester exams are tough, so you gotta be ready. They grade us on an SGPA scale instead of percentages. Basically, if you get 40 out of 80, you pass. The professors know their stuff. I like how organized the academics are and how seriously they take exams. It's all good here.

Placement: Most B. Pharma students at DPSRU choose to pursue further studies instead of looking for placements. The college doesn't focus much on placement support for B.Pharma. Companies generally prefer hiring M.Pharm graduates over B.Pharma students.

Campus: I really like the labs and classrooms here. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about that. But overall, it's a great place to study. In my opinion, it's really good.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They make sure we understand everything in class and lab. They finish teaching the whole syllabus way before the semester ends. The courses are all about PCI, and exams are a big deal here.

Placement: The job placements aren't great. You gotta pay 1000 rupees to register with the placement cell, but the offers aren't that great. Dabur is the top company that hires here. You gotta find your own internships, they don't help with that. But hey, we've got some top students who do really well in GPAT.

Campus: The lecture rooms in LT are cool with AC, and the labs are nice too. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. The library in our department is awesome lots of books, AC, and you can surf the internet there too. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. They all got their Ph.D. from good schools in India or abroad. They help us a lot with our studies and expect us to show up for classes. They're strict about that.

Placement: I did B.Pharma course and found out that after graduation, you can land cool jobs in marketing, research, or quality assurance. The salary is decent, around 2.5 to 3 lakh per year. But lots of students like to study more after this. You can also find jobs outside easily.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent. Some buildings are old while others are new. The hostel has Wi-Fi, but it can be slow at times. Labs have all the tools we need, but not all have air-conditioning. Classrooms are nice with AC, projectors, desks, and boards.

Admission: The teachers at our college are smart and helpful. They really know their stuff and get us ready for the future. We even get internships at top hospitals. The exams can be tough, though.

Placement: The M.Pharm students here get great placements with high salaries. But other courses don't have as many placement options. Still, being a government college, the degree is valuable and helps students land good off-campus jobs.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. It's not a big campus, and we only have one playground for all the sports. The classrooms are nice though, with smartboards in each one. The hostel food isn't great, and the cleanliness could be better.

Admission: The professors really know their stuff. They've been teaching for a long time and give fair tests. The midterms are okay, but the finals can be challenging. Just put in the effort, and you'll do fine in all your classes.

Placement: There aren't any college placements for undergraduates. Only students from the MPHARM program get placements, not undergraduates. Many companies visit for placements, but it's only for postgraduate courses. They don't offer placements for diploma or bachelor programs, only for master's. The salary packages are decent, not exceptional.

Campus: The AC works great here. Wi-Fi and libraries are good too. The campuses are small, not big at all. But the infrastructure lab is good, with all the instruments we need. The teaching staff is experienced and helpful.

Admission: The professors here are top-notch - all of them have Ph.D.s and are really knowledgeable. They help us get ready for the industry. Exams aren't too tough; as long as you study, you'll do fine. You just need 50% to pass, so aim for at least 50 marks in each subject.

Placement: In the Pharmacy program, there are about 60 students. Companies offered pay ranging from 3.5 to 6.2 LPA for Pharmacy graduates. I found this info on the school's placement cell website. Some of the top companies that come for placements are IQVIA, Sun Pharma, Dr. Reddy's Lab, and more. Many students get internships, but I'm not sure which companies. The popular roles for Pharmacy grads are Business Development Executive, Therapy Manager, and Sales Representative.

Campus: The university has two buildings: DIPSAR and DPSRU. The infrastructure at DPSRU is top-notch. The facilities here are okay, but there's a shortage of drinking water currently. The canteen isn't open right now, so no good food is available except for samosas. The labs, classrooms, and library are all good. I can't speak about the hostel, but medical facilities are there. Unfortunately, there's no sports complex on campus.

Admission: The teachers and professors here are super helpful and really know their stuff. I heard that some of the top scientists in the world teach here too, which is pretty cool. They give us a good perspective on the industry. As long as you show up to class and do your lab work, exams are no problem. Just stay on track and you'll pass with flying colors.

Placement: Many students from M. Pharm and MBA programs land good jobs, around 70-80%. Even some B. Pharma students get placements too. Big companies like Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Dr. Reddy Laboratories hire from our college. They offer roles in analysis, research, and development. The highest salary is about 12-13 lakhs per year, and the lowest is 4-5 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college has great facilities like labs, lecture rooms with AC, and a big library with all the books you need. The hostel is close to the main building and super clean. The dining hall is also pretty good. Overall, a nice place to study and stay.

Admission: The teachers at DIPSAR really know their stuff and are super helpful. They don't just teach  they also guide us in our personal and career development. The staff make sure we have everything we need and keep a good connection with us. The exams are tough, but about half of us pass in theory and practical.

Placement: I'm so impressed with how many B.Pharm. students get placed here. About 30-40% of us land jobs during campus recruitment. Most of us end up in market research or data analysis, making around 5-6 lacs per year. Companies like ZS Associates, IQVIA, and Sun Pharma are big on hiring us. Plus, lots of us score internships thanks to the college's great rep. After graduating, we can snag roles like Drug Safety Associate, Pharmacist, or Clinical Research Associate. It's pretty awesome!

Campus: The library at our college is really great - you can use Wi-Fi for free, which is awesome. There are also labs for different subjects like pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, and pharmaceutics. And hey, we have sports facilities too! They're building new research facilities, but some parts of the campus are still being worked on for nursing courses that are coming in the future.