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

Admission: The exams follow the semester system. We have regular class tests and internal exams every month. Our teachers know their stuff and push us hard. The course prepares us well for the industry. We focus more on practical learning. The exams are tough, with a pass rate of 35%.

Placement: The placements for pharmacy students at our college aren't great. Big companies come to hire students here. After finishing the course, everyone gets internships. We have to find companies for internships by ourselves.

Campus: The campus is really big with a lot of space to hang out. The classrooms and labs are big too. They have good sports facilities and even a seminar hall. We also have an indoor stadium for events. The hostel is nice and the food in the mess is pretty good. They also have medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and know their stuff. The education we get here is top-notch. The seminars they run really prepare us for the real world. The semester exams are tough, with around 60-65% passing rate.

Placement: Most students in our course get placed, which is cool. Salaries go from 1 LPA to 5 LPA. The average is around 3-4 LPA. Reliance Pharma is a big company hiring lots of students. And most of us land internships there too.

Campus: The hostel facilities are pretty good. They have Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The quality of the facilities is good, and the food in the canteen is really tasty. They also offer medical services, sports, and games which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, especially in pharmaceutics. They all have Masters degrees and really know their stuff. The curriculum is great and helps us grow a lot. Thanks to this college, I landed a job at a good company. So grateful for that!

Placement: In my group, we have around 110 students. The fees for my 2-year course was 1 lakh, which is pretty affordable. They have good companies like Cipla and Glenmark for internships. A lot of students got internships. After my course, I got a job at Glenmark as a pharmacist. It's a great opportunity for me!

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure with lots of buildings and a big campus. There are labs, a library, canteen, and medical facilities available. The sports facilities are impressive with a huge ground, and the campus is surrounded by greenery.

Admission: The faculty at the college are hit or miss. They use projectors for teaching which is cool. But we didn't get to see much about the real industry. I really wish the course curriculum was more practical. There are some awesome teachers though. Overall, teaching is okay. The experienced teachers are the ones you want to learn from.

Placement: I don't know much about the job placements for Pharma.D students. It's a bit confusing because I had to choose B.Pharma when applying since there was no option for Pharma.D. The number of students getting placed through campus interviews is not that high. It seems like companies and hospitals don't value Pharma.D students as much as they should. So, many students have to explore opportunities abroad, which can be costly.

Campus: The labs here don't have the right tools. Classrooms can get pretty hot without AC. The food in the canteen is just okay. The hostel rooms are average. I'm not sure about the Wi-Fi since I haven't used it. The library is decent. They do sports every year, but they don't focus on it as much as arts colleges do.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're super experienced and talented at teaching. They use cool stuff like projectors, videos, and hands-on activities to make learning fun and easy to understand.

Placement: I landed my first job through college placement. Many big companies come to our campus and hire students who are doing well in their studies. The placements here are really great, with a 100% placement rate. You can even get placed before finishing your course. Some students even get job offers from the college itself. Overall, I'm happy with the placements here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really cool. They've got different buildings for each course, and the labs and research center are top-notch. Plus, they've got a basketball court and football field which is awesome. The security is tight, and there's a nice green garden too. The classrooms have Wi-Fi, which is a huge plus.

Admission: The teachers were pretty helpful and okay at teaching. We follow the regular curriculum in our classes. Our college is the place where we take our semester exams. They keep an eye on us using CCTV to prevent cheating. If someone gets caught cheating, they take strict action.

Placement: Medplus comes to our college a lot with job opportunities for students. It's cool because students who know their stuff often get hired. Plus, they can go to interviews without any hassle.

Campus: The college has a nice lab, a big library with lots of space, and a green environment. The food in the canteen is decent, but sometimes they're slow and the taste is just okay. They also have sports courts which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really awesome. They all have Ph.Ds and lots of teaching experience. They cover all the course material on schedule and give us plenty of time to review. Most students, like around 75%, pass their exams.

Placement: There's about 100 students in each batch, and they're pretty full. The college sets us up with great jobs at places like Cipla and MedPlus. They even teach us how to do well in interviews and talk better. It's really helpful!

Campus: The college has a great setup with everything you need on campus. The hostel is clean and well-kept, and there are even international rooms available for those looking for a more upscale stay. The canteen serves decent food, nothing too fancy but gets the job done.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice, but not all of them. The management picks the ones who are good at their subject, but the teaching is good overall. The course curriculum is spot on and gives a good understanding of the industry and what to do and what not to do.

Placement: There were about 80 students in my D pharmacy batch. Big companies like Cipla, Aurobindu, and Infosys came for placements. Everyone in our batch got placed in these companies with good salary packages. The top job roles we got were tablet manufacturer, Chemist, and Pharmacist.

Campus: The college has different blocks for PUC, degree, pharmacy, MBA, and a canteen. The labs are well-maintained with all the right equipment. The canteen serves okay food. The library has a big collection of books and it's clean.

Admission: The teachers in the Pharma.D program don't seem to know the course well, which makes it hard for us to learn. But they're nice and try to teach us using the board or presentations. Some of our older classmates who graduated from Pharma.D now teach us, and they're really good at it and connect with us better.

Placement: Placement opportunities for B.Pharma students are pretty solid, starting at around Rs. 10,000 per month. As a Pharma.D student (doing a 6-year course), I've noticed that placements are decent, but not as high as B.Pharma and M. Pharma students. Pharma.D students do get placements, but they're not as good as the other courses.

Campus: The college has some cool tools to use with free Wi-Fi. The classrooms are nice. The food in the canteen is okay, but it's improving. The hostel rooms are just okay, and we had some water problems. Luckily, we have a mini mart and stationery shops on campus, which are super handy.

Admission: While I was at college, the teachers were super nice and easy to talk to. We could even chat with them about personal stuff. They really focused on helping us out. They even helped us land internships at cool places like hospitals and companies. It was awesome!

Placement: The college's placement cell is great. They helped us get jobs in hospitals and companies with good salaries. Thanks to them, we got hired right after finishing our degree. Lots of top companies came to the college for placements.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi, good labs, classrooms, and sports playgrounds. The canteen serves good food. The hostel rooms feel like home. The infrastructure is awesome. I really enjoyed my time at this college.