Motherhood University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers know a lot about pharmacy stuff. They're really smart. They get us ready for tests. Our director has a Ph.D. in pharmacy. Gotta study hard to pass those exams!

Placement: I love how our college helps almost 90% of students get jobs every year. Big companies come here to hire talented students for both national and foreign jobs. It's cool that everyone gets a fair shot at landing a good job!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is good. The canteen is really good too, located behind the hostel. Our college has two hostels: one for girls and one for boys. We also have a great ground for playing games like cricket, badminton, and football.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful when it comes to exams. They always clear our doubts and even give extra classes after college. The course is practical and prepares us well for the industry. We also get to go on educational tours which last for a few months. The semester exams are challenging, but if we study hard, we can get a good rank.

Placement: I was really impressed with how many students from my course got placed - around 90-95%! The highest salary offered was 15 LPA, while the lowest was 6 LPA. Almost 70% of us also got internships, which was awesome. The top roles students were hired for include corporate lawyer and more.

Campus: The classrooms aren't big, but there's a nice library with lots of books. The hostel is awesome, and the staff is really friendly. The food in the hostel is tasty. The medical facilities are just okay, and they also have sports activities at the college.

Admission: The teachers at Motherhood University are really cool and know their stuff. They're awesome in how they act too. The vice chancellor is the best, always there to help and never acts like they're better than anyone. Some students here don't really have high standards, which can lead to some fights and hearing rude language, especially for the girls. But overall, the teachers are great and the vice chancellor is super supportive.

Placement: I've heard from seniors and recent grads that the job placements aren't great at Motherhood University because the exams are too easy. Companies want more from us students. The highest salary is about 8 LPA. Usually, only a couple of students end up with really low salaries, like 20-30k. But if you work hard, you can land a better-paying job during placements here.

Campus: The canteen is a 3 out of 10 because it's like an oven in the summer with tin shades. It's impossible to hang out there for long. Medical facilities get a 6 out of 10 because there's an Ayurvedic hospital on campus, but it's not great for emergencies. Sports and games get an 8 out of 10 - lots to choose from, but no free lessons.

Admission: The teachers in our course really know their stuff. Each semester, we have lots of exams to get ready for the big university tests. The semester exams are tough, and grading them is no walk in the park.

Placement: The B.Com program doesn't offer a lot of job placements, but other courses have more. The average salary ranges from 4 to 5 LPA. Many students find internships first, then get a stipend, and eventually a full-time job at the same company.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and a really nice atmosphere. Classrooms have AC and smart boards. The hostels are awesome and the food in the mess is good too. They provide medical facilities in the hostels. Plus, there's a canteen on campus.

Admission: I had a mix of helpful and rude teachers. They were qualified and knew their stuff, but the teaching quality was just okay. The course curriculum was good and got us ready for the industry. Semester exams were super stressful with one every other month. Gotta aim for a 5.0 CGPA to pass.

Placement: Most of us got placed after the course, which was awesome. The salary ranged from 2.5 LPA to 10.5 LPA, with an average of 5 to 6 LPA. Companies like Syngenta and FMCG hired many of us. About 85% of students landed internships too. We got roles like managers and sales executives. It was a great experience overall!

Campus: The college campus didn't have Wi-Fi, and there weren't many labs. But the classrooms were nice with AC, fans, and comfy furniture. We had a canteen with really tasty food, plus medical and sports facilities.

Admission: To pass this college, you need at least 50% marks or a CGPA of 5. They have three exams - two inside the college and one outside. If you fail, you can take a special exam for each subject by paying 500 bucks. It's a second chance to pass the test.

Placement: The college has some great companies like Paytm, ITC, and Axis Bank coming for placements. Students are really excited about it. Big companies are hiring students with the highest salary being 15 LPA. It's a great opportunity for students who have graduated.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, games, canteen, medical center, sports events, and seminars. The infrastructure is top-notch, and the students are smart, active, and friendly. The teachers are really nice too.

Admission: I really like the course curriculum here. It's advanced, but if you're eager to learn, you'll like it. The campus has cool stuff like a library, labs, and a games room. The teachers know their stuff and help us with tough topics. I wish they taught more industry stuff like spring boot and Maven. The exams are pretty thorough.

Placement: The college's placement is really good and trustworthy. Around 70% of students get placed every year, with an average salary of about 6 Lacs per year. We have a placement cell that offers various job opportunities. They give great support and training for interviews, like helping with aptitude and reasoning skills. Also, they hold workshops to help us be more employable.

Campus: Our college is the largest campus in Delhi University's north campus. There are different societies and 4 lawns here. We also have a big library where students study and read books. When it comes to sports, we have football, basketball, and other sports available too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at their job and know their stuff. They make sure you learn well. The course I'm taking is exactly what I need. The exams are tough because the questions are challenging. I've heard that students get good job opportunities after graduation here.

Placement: The placements at this college are pretty good. Companies offer salaries between 10-12 LPA right on campus. But you need to have the skills to get a job. If not, you might end up without a job after graduation.

Campus: The classrooms don't have air-conditioning, just fans. They're not great, but the campus is really nice with lots of greenery. I love hanging out on campus, and so do all the other students.