PDCH Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really friendly and they're cool with us being friendly too. They teach well and make sure we understand everything. The exams are tough, with a pass rate of about half. But the teachers do their best to help us learn.

Placement: More than half of the students study here. The starting salary is around 2 LPA. Everyone gets internships, which is great. The college has really good courses and lots of chances to improve. A lot of companies come here to hire students.

Campus: The college has really good facilities and infrastructure. The hostel is nice too. The food in the canteen and mess is tasty. If you get sick, they give you medical help right away. Plus, they have lots of sports for students with all the equipment you need.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart and know their stuff. They explain things in a way that's easy to get. They do practical classes too. Because they're so good, the exams are not too hard. Almost everyone passes with flying colors!

Placement: Most students from my course end up in good hospitals with 85% getting placed in multispecialty hospitals and those accredited by NABH. The pay varies, with the highest being Rs. 25,000 per month. Popular companies like Apollo, KMCH, and other NABH hospitals hire students. Everyone in my batch got internships at Kongunadu Hospital in Coimbatore.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and a peaceful environment. I really like the labs and library. The hostel gets a five-star rating from me because the infrastructure is top-notch. The food in the hostel is great - tasty and healthy. They also have a mess, canteen, and medical facilities available. I appreciate that they focus on games and entertainment too.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good at getting us ready for exams. They're qualified and all, but you gotta do some studying on your own too. The teaching is okay, nothing special. The course isn't a walk in the park, but if you put in the effort, you can pass the semester exams. They say about half the students pass, but it's doable if you work for it.

Placement: The college has a great team that helps us find jobs after we finish our Diploma in Pharmacy. They even take us on visits to pharmaceutical companies. I like how they organize programs for studying abroad and give us all the details we need. The team really helps us out with job opportunities.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with a specialized library and laboratory. The facilities are average, and the food quality in the canteen is not great. They organize sports events like inter-college meets. Unfortunately, there is no Wi-Fi available at the college.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and they teach well. One cool thing about this course is that it includes an internship where we get to practice for a whole year, so we're ready for the industry. The exams are pretty easy if we actually do the reading. It's not too stressful, but we still need to put in some effort to study and learn. Most students end up passing the exams, which is great.

Placement: Most students here get placed easily, unlike other courses with tough entrance exams. Salaries start at around Rs.30,000 per month, but can go higher depending on where we work. After MRB, we can expect around Rs.50,000 at GH, Rs.30,00040,000 at private colleges and hospitals, and Rs.20,000Rs.30,000 if we have our own clinic.

Campus: The college has great labs and classrooms. The library has a lot of books. I don't stay in the hostel, but there's a parking lot for day scholars. They have a medical facility open 24/7 and time for sports.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and make learning interesting. They use discussions, case studies, and demos to teach us. Exams are not too hard, mostly multiple choice and short questions. The faculty members are supportive and most of them have MD or Ph.D. degrees. They give us assignments and notes to help us prepare for exams. Overall, it's a great place to learn and do well.

Placement: The placement rate here is really good  around 90%! MD students in 2023 are making a median salary of 13.92 Lakhs per year. The highest package offered is between 12 to 15 Lakhs per year. Big companies like Pfizer and Novartis come here to hire. Almost all students in the MD programme get placed, and most can find internships too.

Campus: The campus is nice and green, which is great for fresh air in classrooms. The library has lots of books. Food is okay. There are sports and medical facilities. We have to wear coats and uniforms on campus. In training, we wear white coats and use stethoscopes for real cases. Classrooms and labs are good. Hostel rooms are comfy and the food in the mess is clean.

Admission: The classes here follow the usual stuff you find in other colleges. The teachers are cool as long as you stay on their good side. My advice is to not get on their bad side and never argue with them. They're super nice and explain things well when we have questions. It's easy to ask them anything and they help out a lot.

Placement: This college is pretty good. Many students aim for NEET PG here. It's cool that some alumni have their own clinic now. I haven't heard of anyone going abroad for further studies yet. Some students are getting ready for UPSC and TNPSC exams.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good. They have rooms for 3 and 4 people. In the 3-person rooms, everyone gets their own bed and bathroom. But in the 4-person rooms, there are bunk beds and shared bathrooms. The food in the hostel mess isn't that great though.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and work hard to help us. Some are super helpful and smart, while others are okay. The college staff are experts in their fields. They not only teach well but also support us in reaching our goals. I can easily talk to them for advice and guidance. They go above and beyond what I expected.

Placement: The salary for MS grads is about 8.88 LPA. For UG courses, the average placement is around 7.44 LPA, and for PG programs, it goes from 7.80 to 10.20 LPA. Lots of students get internships in different clinical places. Big hospitals, clinics, and pharma companies like Pfizer and Novartis hire students. Also, Apollo Hospital, Fortis Healthcare, and AIIMS are in the mix.

Campus: The facilities for our department are really good. The classrooms and labs have everything we need. The hostel rooms are comfy and clean. The food in the mess and canteen is clean and safe to eat. We have labs for doing experiments related to pharmacology and clinical pharmacology. The canteen area offers a variety of food for everyone. It's all well-maintained and convenient.

Admission: The college has a good number of teachers to help us out. Sometimes they bring in outside teachers to cover more topics. We have regular tests and the marking can be tough, but passing exams is doable.

Placement: I can't say much about placements yet. I'm in the second batch and nobody has graduated yet. We do get to work in hospitals and clinics for experience, but I haven't seen any official placements happen. I heard other courses do have placements arranged by the college.

Campus: The building's infrastructure is pretty basic. Honestly, I'm not a fan of it. The hostel's infrastructure is just okay. They serve good food, including non-veg twice a week.

Admission: The teachers were really good at teaching and helped us do well in our exams. If you liked Chemistry, the subjects were pretty easy to understand. We had two practice exams before the big ones, which made them less scary and easier to pass.

Placement: In 2023, I finished my studies here. The teachers were really good and made the subjects easy to understand. They helped us a lot. After graduating, we got placed in some great companies to learn more about our field. It was a necessary experience to grow in our careers. We started with a Rs. 15,000 salary, but with time and experience, we could make up to 1 LPA. It was a great opportunity to kickstart our careers.

Campus: The classrooms had AC and digital screens, which were kept in good condition. Unfortunately, there were no sports facilities. The labs were great, with all the necessary chemicals and equipment. The canteen only served lunch with a few extra side dishes.

Admission: The teachers and staff are super friendly, and they teach really well. The exams get harder in the second year, but you just need to aim for 50% to pass. The courses could use more hands-on experience to get you ready for work.

Placement: The college doesn't help with placements. Marketing companies visit the college to hire students. They don't offer internships either. Students need to look for internships and jobs themselves.

Campus: The college is small, but the classes are good. The library has lots of books and resources. The hostel isn't great not worth the price. The hostel fee seems too high compared to the course fee.