RIPS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. We have 8 semesters in total, and the passing rate is 50%. The way they teach is pretty good. The 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years can be challenging, especially the 3rd year. The 1st year is more manageable though, not too hard.

Placement: Our college has great companies like Wipro, MacLeod, and Pulsus coming for placements. The highest salary after B.Pharma is 336,000, and the lowest is 119,000. About 80% of students land jobs. We have lots of study and industrial programs here too.

Campus: The college I go to has awesome labs, Wi-Fi, classrooms, and library. They clean the hostels every day and the food is pretty good. We have sports events every year. The girls' hostel is inside the college campus, but the boys' hostel is outside. They have two wardens, eight night watchers, and a gatekeeper to keep things safe.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They know their stuff, are super nice, and always ready to help. They teach well too. The course is really useful and prepares us for the industry. The semesters are challenging but not too hard. Around half of the students pass, which is cool.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement scenario in my college. Most students got placed, which is awesome. The starting salary was around 150,000 and some even got up to 240,000 per year. Sun Pharma is the top company that comes for recruitment. A lot of us also got internships in various pharmaceutical companies, which is great for experience. And everyone gets to do medical internships, like working as a drug inspector. It's a good opportunity for sure!

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great, you can use it as much as you want. The library and canteen are pretty good, and the classrooms are fine. The hostels are nice, with the girls' one on campus and the boys' one just a short walk away. The food in the canteen is okay, not amazing. There's also medical help if you need it, and they have sports events every year.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They have a lot of experience, which shows in how they teach. The course is practical and gets you ready for working in the industry. The exams can be tough, you need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: Around 100 students from my course landed jobs. The salaries ranged from 1.50 LPA to 3 LPA, with an average of 2.5 LPA. Companies like Cipla and Mankind hire a lot of students from my course. Almost all students get internships in different companies too.

Campus: The course has decent facilities and infrastructure, but not amazing. Wi-Fi is good all over campus. The labs could be cleaner, but the library is good with lots of books. Hostel facilities are nice, but the food in the canteen could be better. The medical services are good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and nice. They gave fair exams and the teaching was top-notch. Classes were always on schedule and everyone was serious about studying.

Placement: There are about 100 students in each batch, plus 10 more who joined later on. The salary range for jobs is from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 45,000 per month. Big companies like Sunpharma, Macleods, and Dr. Reddy's Labs came to our campus for placements. Most students, around 75%, got internships. This college in Odisha is really good. I suggest you consider applying here.

Campus: The college had Wi-Fi, labs, and libraries which were great. Classrooms had air-conditioners which was nice. The hostel was good and the food in the canteen was good quality. The classrooms and library were well taken care of. Overall, the classrooms were clean and tidy.

Admission: The faculty here is super supportive and really smart. They help us out with any questions we have, whether it's in class or outside. They teach in a way that's easy to understand and are always friendly. The semester exams are tough but fair.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is awesome! Loads of companies come to hire students, offering a good monthly salary of Rs. 30,000. The course is top-notch and we get visits from big companies like MacLeod Sunpharma and Wipro for recruitment. It's a great opportunity for us students!

Campus: The college has really good facilities that are always kept in top shape. The labs are stocked with quality chemicals, and the classrooms are big and airy. Plus, the benches are super comfy!

Admission: The teachers here are really well-qualified with Master's and Ph.D. degrees. They teach really well. The course content is practical and helps us get ready for the industry. Exams are tough, but they only happen twice a year.

Placement: Last year, around 40-45% of students got placed through the college placement drive. The highest salary offered was 3.2 LPA and the lowest was 1.8 LPA. Companies like Cipla, Mankind, Zydus, Himalaya, and Nestlé came for placements. There were also opportunities in medical coding. Pacific company and Clini India were among the recruiters as well.

Campus: I really like the facilities for my course. We got Wi-Fi everywhere and the labs have all the books we need. The hostel is pretty nice too. They give us desks, tables, and shelves for our B.Ed. studies. Plus, the food is good and they keep everything clean.

Admission: In college, there are both new and experienced teachers. However, there aren't as many highly qualified teachers as before. The faculty puts in a lot of effort though. The curriculum is good for getting jobs in pharmaceutical companies, but it's not talked about enough.

Placement: In the last 2 years, no pharmaceutical companies visited our campus for placements. Instead, we had a couple of medical coding companies come in. Unfortunately, we didn't see any top recruiters. Students have to find jobs on their own, as the college doesn't help much with placements. It would be great to have more pharmaceutical companies coming in for placements instead of just medical coding ones.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with good hostels and a library full of books. The faculty are really supportive and helpful. There's no medical officer right now though. We have annual sports events and functions, but no sports ground. The canteen serves good food too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and make an effort to help us learn. They know their stuff and are super qualified. The course content is okay, it's kinda related to what we need to know. By the time we hit our last year, they get us ready for the real world. The 4th and 6th semesters are tough, especially with the grades we get - E, O, A, B, C. And watch out for an F, that means you've got some catching up to do.

Placement: I got into this college through an exam called NEE. They have cutoff marks to decide who gets in. The top companies that come for placements are PULSUS, MACLOID, and ABBOTT. If you pass all your semester exams, including the moral and viva questions, you can get an internship in QC, QS, or as a trainee.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, not super high-tech but not falling apart either. Some parts are good, but others need improvement. The lab equipment is old and doesn't always work well. Sadly, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. Classrooms have basic stuff like a blackboard and desks, nothing fancy. The library is nice for studying and has lots of books, but the staff aren't that friendly or helpful.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and super knowledgeable. They all have great degrees. The course sticks to the PCI guidelines. The semester exams are tough but fair. You gotta get at least 50% in the written exams to keep your grades up.

Placement: Around 30% of my classmates landed jobs in different companies after college. The average salary was around 1.80L per year, with the highest offer being 2.5L. The main recruiters were MacLeod and Plexus. Most of us got jobs in QA and QC, while some also got roles in MR.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are big and have lots of space. The library here is huge, with loads of books to choose from. The canteen is nice and clean, and the food is good. There's no Wi-Fi, but they do have medical help if you need it. The girls stay in a hostel on campus, while the boys' hostel is just a short walk away, about 200-300 meters.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and some of them even push us to work on new projects and hands-on stuff. The course could use a bit more real-world skills though. The semester was fine, but the grading system needs some serious improvement.

Placement: I've noticed that only a quarter of the students took the B. Pharmacy course with me. The highest salary offered after graduation is 1.8 LPA, while the lowest is 1.4 LPA per year. The top companies that recruit from our course are Cipla, Manufacture, Sun Pharma, and Torent Pharma.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is a bit small and outdated. Even though our institute has been around for 35 years, the buildings haven't really changed. The classrooms have old-fashioned green boards and chalk, along with small benches. On the bright side, the library is pretty good.