NGSMIPS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable, a lot of them have PhDs. They teach well and help us understand everything. Classes use projectors like usual. The labs aren't very modern, they feel kinda old-fashioned.

Placement: I was disappointed with the placements at this college. They talk about good placements, but I haven't seen any. I applied for a job and didn't get any help. We have to find our own placements. There's a lot of demand for Pharmacy here.

Campus: The hostel food isn't amazing, and the classrooms are pretty old. Wi-Fi works well in some spots. The library is nice and quiet. The cafeteria isn't the best. The uniform colors could use some improvement. On the bright side, the bus service is good. They offer bus rides to almost everywhere in the city.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. A lot of them have Ph.D.s, which is cool. Some subjects are taught by Ph.D. scholars too. I'm doing the Diploma in Pharmacy, and it's great because I can either work for a company or even start my own pharmacy. The exams are pretty tough, and they grade them really seriously. But hey, the pass rate is 100%, so that's a relief!

Placement: Around half of the students from the last batch got placed, which is pretty good. Apollo Pharmacy offers internships to students and sometimes hires them afterwards. They pay around 2 LPA as a salary. With a pharmacy diploma, you can work as a pharmacist or a medical representative.

Campus: The school has really nice facilities. The classrooms are big and have smart boards and projectors. The labs have everything we need. They offer free Wi-Fi for everyone. The library is huge, and we can borrow books for our studies. They even give us the textbooks we need. We pay Rs. 1000 for 2 years, but we can return the books later. The hostel is on campus and the food is good. We get free medical help from KS Hegde Hospital. Two students share a room, which has its own bathroom, cupboards, study table, chair, and beds. The hostel fee is Rs. 96,000, with a Rs. 2,000 deposit in the first year. They give the deposit back when you leave the hostel for good.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They really know their stuff and teach well. They're qualified and make sure we understand the subjects. The course curriculum is up-to-date and prepares us for the industry. You just need to score 50 to pass each subject.

Placement: At first, there weren't many job opportunities, but things have changed. Now, plenty of companies come to recruit us. We can even do internships in hospitals or other places. After we finish studying, we talk to the placement officer to find job options.

Campus: The college provides Wi-Fi for all students after they fill out a form. The labs have all the chemicals and equipment needed. Classrooms have microphones and projectors. The library has plenty of benches, desks, newspaper articles, and books for studying and research.

Admission: The teachers at Nitte Gulabi Memorial Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences really know their stuff. They're super experienced and dedicated to teaching us well. The courses cover everything we need to know for a pharmacy career, from theory to practical skills. We have exams often to check how we're doing. All in all, the teachers, courses, and exams make sure we learn a lot here.

Placement: Nitte Gulabi Memorial Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences is great for placements. They have a team that helps students get jobs at top pharmaceutical companies. Lots of well-known companies come to hire students. The college also has a strong alumni network that helps with job advice and support. Overall, the college does a good job with placements, setting students up for successful careers.

Campus: The facilities here are awesome! They've got great labs, cool classrooms, and a library with tons of books. Plus, there's a hostel for guys and girls to stay in. It's all top-notch!

Admission: I love learning about medicine and how it works. There are only 15 students in my department, so the teachers really focus on each of us. They all have Ph.D.s and explain things in an easy way. We have exams every 6 months, so it's important to study regularly and understand everything well. The course costs INR 212000 per year, but it's worth it for the quality of education we get.

Placement: In the final year of M.Pharma, the placements kick off. Companies such as Iqvia, Covance, Biocon, and pharma leaf companies come for placements. Biocon offers the highest package of 4 LPA. Not everyone gets placed, but around 60% of ADEPT students do through college placements. I'm excited to start working in the pharma industry.

Campus: I'm staying at the hostel here. It's a nice place that I really like. The hostel has two-shared rooms with attached bathrooms. They clean it every day, so it's always neat. The mess area is pretty and clean too. We get Wi-Fi, which is great. The cleaning staff and wardens are friendly and helpful. Overall, it's a good place to stay.