Pratap University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Most teachers were okay, but some seemed like they were just there to kill time. It felt like a waste of money. They didn't really teach  just handed out assignments. Rarely did they even open the textbook during class.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college for engineering. No companies come to hire students, so it's tough to start a career here. The location isn't great either. There are no placement opportunities  not even a single company shows up to ask about hiring students.

Campus: I didn't like the hostel at all. The facilities were bad, the food was dirty, and the infrastructure was poor. The beds were broken, and the rooms didn't have anything good. The rooms and water quality were both bad. The washrooms weren't clean either.

Admission: The teachers at Pratap University for Bachelor of Pharmacy are really good. They focus on practical learning and getting us ready for the real world. They give us research projects and role plays to help us gain hands-on experience. Quality of teaching is top-notch!

Placement: I'm studying in the B.Pharma department at Pratap University. The student who got the highest salary package had a CTC of 8 LPA. On average, most students here get around 4 to 5 LPA. Companies like Apollo, Cipla, and Mankind come for placements. The placement cell helps us secure good jobs with great opportunities and knowledge.

Campus: I really like the setup at Pratap University. The college has all the latest facilities and labs for studying. The campus has nice classrooms, big rooms, and a good library. The hostels have rooms with bathrooms, which is cool.

Admission: This university is all about money. It's like they only care about students who can afford to pay. Some teachers even pass students who give them money. Lots of students graduate without even being on campus. The teachers here aren't very skilled and got the job through connections. During exams, they charged a lot for back fees, like 2000 rupees per subject, and many students were cheated. Even if a student had tons of backlogs, they just shuffled them to another class. It's not a real university, it's just a political hub to give degrees to politicians.

Placement: During my time at this college, there were no job placements. Unlike other colleges in UPTU, where students get training from the second year, our college never took us on industrial visits. We felt pressured not to speak up, or we might fail. It was disappointing that we didn't get the same opportunities as our friends in other colleges.

Campus: I gotta say, the food situation at this university is a real bummer. The canteen is not up to par and the mess food tastes like something out of a prison. The teachers here are not very professional either. They seem more like recent grads just trying to get some teaching experience. One of them straight up told us that our success didn't matter to him as long as he got his paycheck. Overall, my experience at this university has been pretty disappointing. It feels like the owner doesn't even care about what's going on here since they never show up in person.

Admission: My experience at the college was pretty bad. Some of the higher-up staff were really mean and acted like they were in charge of everything. The dean and exam head were not nice at all. They would talk rudely to us and even threaten to fine us for speaking up or standing up for what's right. There weren't enough teachers around to help us out, and we didn't get to learn much about real-world work.

Placement: I was a bit disappointed with the placements because not many companies came for my specialization. Most of the placements were for CS students, but they did get good salary offers. We had to go all the way to Kanpur for interviews, which was a hassle. I heard the highest salary offered was around 4 lakhs per year.

Campus: My college had some problems with infrastructure only one hostel and not enough rooms. The labs weren't great either, more for show than actual use. We mostly learned theory, not practical stuff. Hardly did any hands-on work during my whole time there. Had to look elsewhere for real knowledge. College life wasn't much fun for me.

Admission: The teachers weren't that great at helping out. But the faculty knew their stuff and had good qualifications. The teaching was okay, not amazing, but most students passed their exams easily if they studied well. The exams weren't too tough either.

Placement: I didn't see many students getting placed in my course. Even the highest salary offered was pretty low. There weren't enough companies coming for recruitment in my field. Only a tiny 1 percent of students landed an internship. Overall, the placement scene was disappointing.

Campus: The facilities for my department weren't great. We didn't have Wi-Fi, and the computer labs were not well-kept. The sports facilities were also lacking, and the food options weren't great either.

Admission: The teachers in the B.Pharma program are really smart and helpful. They always have our backs. Pratap University sets up field trips to companies, so we can learn what we need for the real world. The exams are tough, but it prepares us well. Almost all students pass with flying colors every year.

Placement: Around 60% of B.Pharma students get jobs every year at Pratap University. Companies like Allied Chemical, Ankur Lab, and Ranbaxy hire students for roles like medical executives and technical assistants. The salary for B.Pharma jobs is usually around 3-4 LPA.

Campus: I really like Pratap University for the B.Pharma course. The labs and equipment are top-notch and modern, which makes studying here super convenient. The college is known as the best B.Pharma college in Rajasthan, and I can see why. The mess food is tasty, and the boys' hostel feels safe and secure. Overall, I'm happy with my choice to study here.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and are great at teaching. Exams can be tough, but if you study smart, you'll be fine. Even if you're an average student, you can still do well because the teaching is top-notch.

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 70%. The highest salary offered was 1.2 crore per year, while the average was 8 LPA. The lowest was 4 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, TCS, Bosch, Volkswagen, and Deutsche Bank hire students. Almost 85% of us get internships at places like Deutsche Bank, HCL Tech, and TCS. After graduating, we usually get jobs like Management Trainee, Equity Analyst, Data Analyst, or Investment Banker.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, computer labs, library, hostel, and indoor games which are all good. The hostel food is better than other places, and they have medical help all the time. But there's no coach for sports. So, we can't play basketball or cricket because of that.

Admission: The teachers in my department are mostly new graduates. They don't know much about the subject. I'd give them a 1 out of 5 for teaching quality. The course content is good and uses modern methods. The CSE and mechanical departments have better teachers. We get some industry exposure, but it's just to meet course requirements, not really helpful for careers. Lately, the most qualified teachers leave after only four months. Overall, I'd rate the faculty 2 out of 5.

Placement: The college hasn't had any campus placements in the last three years. To make it look good, they send students to a different college in the same group (MPGI) that's not even affiliated. Less than 1% of students get placed in a company. The placement office isn't very helpful. Overall, I'd rate the placement situation as 0.5 out of 5 stars.

Campus: The college has one big building where all the departments like mechanical, civil, computer science, electronics, electrical, and administration are located. The labs in the departments were not that great. Computer Science department seems to be a bit better compared to the others. We have lab periods mainly for attendance and record-keeping, not much actual experiments. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's usually not working. We don't have a medical nurse on campus. Also, there's no proper trainer for sports. Overall, I'd give the infrastructure a two out of five stars.

Admission: I'm in the CSE program and the course curriculum is solid. The faculty are qualified, but some struggle with teaching. The curriculum covers a lot, but the exams are fair with a passing mark of around 40%. The faculty are supportive and pretty great overall.

Placement: Students who have completed 12th grade can apply for BCA or other courses here. The average salary package is around 16 lakhs per year, with the lowest being 3 lakhs per year. Big companies like Google and Reliance hire students for top roles in BCA, medical, business, and librarian courses.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like classrooms, canteen, Wi-Fi, library, and playground. The classrooms are really nice and the canteen is cool too. There are also well-ventilated classrooms, fun areas to hang out, hostels for both boys and girls, indoor and outdoor games, and a library with lots of books.

Admission: The teachers were great when I first joined, but now they're not so good. They're not very good at English and lack practical knowledge. You can pass your exams without any problems if you just focus on what they teach in class.

Placement: My batch had only 15 students, and none of us got placed. The faculty was terrible, the classrooms were the worst, and the lab assistant was not helpful at all. In the Computer Science department, there were only 4 faculty members. The worst part was that there was no Wi-Fi in the college, and the computer systems didn't work properly.

Campus: The college buildings are mostly under construction which is a bummer. The library doesn't have any useful books for students and the lab facilities are the worst. There's no playground for students and the food they give us is really bad. Overall, the infrastructure and facilities here are the worst.