MRIPS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch. They're super smart, friendly, and really know their stuff. Plus, they make sure the courses stay up-to-date. The exams are pretty easy too, you just need a 28 to pass in each subject.

Placement: The college has awesome job placements. I heard the highest package was 20 LPA and the lowest was 4 LPA. On average, it's around 12 LPA. Last year, about 80% of students got placed through college placements. Big companies come here to hire students.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and a lot of different courses, like pharmacy. They have everything you need Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, libraries, and hostels for girls and guys. The food at the hostel is really good too.

Admission: Some of the lecturers at our college really know their stuff, while others are not so great. The good ones explain things well and even give out notes. But the bad ones just waste our time. The courses don't include any real-world visits, just some medical camps.

Placement: Most of us got into this course through EAMCE. The highest salary you can get after college is around Rs. 30,000-40,000 a month, while the lowest is about Rs. 10,000-20,000 a month. Big companies don't usually come for placements, but we do get some moderate ones. We can work as clinical pharmacists, hospital pharmacists, in pharmacovigilance, clinical research, medical writing, medical coding, and more. Salaries can range from 3.5 LPA to 4.5 LPA at the top end, and from 1.5 LPA to 2.0 LPA at the bottom. Our internships are usually in hospitals, so software companies don't come around looking for interns here.

Campus: I really like our pharmacy campus library. The librarian always has all the books we need for studying. The campus looks nice outside, but inside it's just okay. Unfortunately, students don't get Wi-Fi only the teachers do. The hostel is not great. We have to ask for permission for everything. And the food is not good at all. It's hard to eat and hard to digest.

Admission: The exams are fine, and the classes stick to the usual stuff. The teachers are okay, not great. The bummer was that there weren't any specific teachers for Pharma.D. It was the same teacher for all classes. I felt like they didn't have enough experience or knowledge, but I see some improvement now.

Placement: The college had placements on campus, but they didn't have any for Pharma.D students. They only had placements for other courses, and not many companies came compared to other colleges. It was disappointing because they promised us more. But if you get close to the teachers, it might help you out.

Campus: This college is pretty average. The labs and classrooms are okay. There aren't many students here, so equipment and books are easy to get. The canteen is shared by engineering and pharmacy students. We have to bring our own sports stuff to play on the ground.

Admission: The lecturers here are super helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is good, and what we're learning actually makes sense. We even get to go on industry visits during the course. The semester exams aren't too tough, and most people pass with flying colors.

Placement: Lots of students get placed, but the salary for freshers isn't great. Only a few top companies come for placements. They give us training through TASK and do mock interviews to help us get ready.

Campus: The college has good facilities and a well-kept library with lots of books. The labs have all the stuff needed for experiments, and the teachers help out. There are private and college hostels nearby, and the food at the mess is okay. The college also has a canteen, medical facilities, and sports activities.

Admission: The course focuses on learning about hospitals and handling patient-related issues. The teachers were great at teaching both theory and practical skills. They helped us understand hospital matters well.

Placement: Around 30% of students found jobs in pharmaceutical companies after graduation. The top salary offered was around 32k per month. Lately, start-up companies have been more interested in hiring than big corporations, and they offer good pay too.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is from Jio and it's great for studying. Our computer lab has over 50 systems and a good network. The library has lots of books and a nice quiet space to focus and learn. It's really helpful for studying.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and explain everything well. Our college has a high pass rate, around 80-90% in my class. They explain things in an easy way so we can write our own answers.

Placement: Around half of the students got placed. Companies come for placements, but they don't offer great jobs. I'm studying pharmacy and I'm in my 6th year. The main roles students get are clinical pharmacist and DMO.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is kinda slow. The classrooms and library are just okay, nothing special. We don't have sports teachers, but we do have sports stuff. There's only a badminton court for playing, no proper field.

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.D. or have an M.Pharma. The exams are just right  not too tough and not too easy. Around 85% of students pass. The teachers are super friendly and always help with questions, no matter how many times you ask. Plus, they give out notes too.

Placement: Around half the students here land jobs in big companies like Cipla and Dr. Reddy's. The salary can range from 3 lakhs to 6 lakhs per year. Older students have gotten jobs with salaries around 40,000 rupees per month. You start interviewing for jobs in your third year.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are updated and have everything we need, plus digital screens. The library has lots of books to use. The hostel rooms fit 2 people comfortably, and the food is tasty. There's canteens for lunch and a playground. We also have tournaments with other colleges.

Admission: Most of our teachers are recent graduates from our college. They really prepare us well for the industry. We learn a lot about medicine and how to help patients. And hey, the pass rate is pretty solid too!

Placement: Around half of the students got jobs after college. The pay ranges from Rs.18,000 to Rs.23,000 per month. Companies like Dr. Reddy, Nova, and Malla Reddy Narayanan Hospital hire students. They mainly offer roles like clinical researcher.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is bad and the restrooms aren't well-maintained at the college. But the hostel is nice and the food at the mess is good. We don't have any sports, games, or other fun activities here. If we want something special, we have to ask the principal.

Admission: The college has really good teachers who know their stuff. They teach well, and after finishing the course, students often get job offers. Plus, there's a good chance to study abroad or do a master's degree there.

Placement: Most students with 80% or more get jobs from the college. The starting salaries are usually around Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000 monthly. Some top companies like Dr Reddy's, Bharath Biotech, and others come to recruit. They offer roles like R&D and QC. The highest salary in our batch was Rs.25,000, while the lowest was Rs.10,000. If you have 75% or higher, you can also get an internship opportunity.

Campus: The college has awesome labs with all the tools we need. It's great that they have an animal house and lots of trees around. They give us internet and library access, which is cool. The food in the hostel is really good too. And there are sports every day, like indoor games, cricket, and volleyball. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and really know their stuff. They all have Masters degrees which is cool. The course is practical and gets you ready for real-world work. The exams are fair, not too hard or too easy, and most people pass with over 70%.

Placement: Most students from our college got jobs after graduating. The salary ranges from INR 300,000 to INR 800,000 a year, with an average of INR 500,000. Big companies like Cipla Ltd., Industries Laboratories, and Dr. Reddy's Labs hired a lot of students. Half the students got internships at Cipla Ltd. Pharmacist, industrial technician, drug officer, and quality controller are popular job roles in this course.

Campus: The college has great facilities like new equipment every year, libraries, Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms. The hostels are good with snacks daily. There's a mess to eat in, and the canteen serves good food with plenty of seating. Sports and games happen daily.