Sardar Patel University, Balaghat

Admission: This college in Central India is really innovative and I totally recommend it. The exams here follow the university rules. Each subject has internal and external exams. You need to score around 40-50% in internal exams and 35% in the external ones to pass. Most of the time, you need 40 marks to pass, but sometimes it's 50.

Placement: The B. Pharma course has about 60 students. It's really good. The highest salary you can get is Rs. 40,000 a month, and the average is Rs. 20,000. Companies like Dabur, Zydus, Baidhnath, Cipla, and Mankind come to hire from our college. About 6% of us got internships from companies like Cipla, Dabur, and Mankind. Some cool job roles you can get are biotechnology senior research scientist, research scientist, pharmaceutical field sales representative, and pharmaceutical functional analyst.

Campus: Our college has everything a student could need. From basketball and football to badminton and tennis, we've got it all. Plus, there's indoor sports like carrom, chess, and table tennis available too. It's awesome!

Admission: The college is governed by the Madhya Pradesh Government. It's approved by UGC, AICTE, and others. The teachers are really friendly and helpful. They give us good guidance and support when we need it. All of them are super smart. The exams are a bit challenging, but if you put in some effort, passing is totally doable.

Placement: The college has top companies like IBM, Persistent, Wipro, Emphasis, Hettich, Infosys coming for placements. Students do well in tests, group discussions, and interviews to get job offers with different salaries. On average, the packages range from 5 to 8 Lacs.

Campus: The college has separate hostels for guys and girls. Each room in the hostel has basic furniture and facilities. The mess food is good and cheap, costing around 3000 a month. There's also a canteen for both students and staff to eat at.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful, know their stuff, and are well-qualified. Most of them are great at teaching, but there are a few who could do better. The course content is interesting and useful. The exams during the semester were not too hard, just about right.

Placement: The B.Sc. program doesn't focus much on placements, but overall, I'm happy with the college.

Campus: The college has a really nice campus. It's peaceful and quiet, which I like. The library is decent, and the labs are great. The classrooms are comfortable too. Overall, I'd say everything here is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers at this college know their stuff, but their teaching could be better. Some teachers are super nice, but they don't focus much on teaching. The college is good overall, and the courses make sense. The exams aren't too hard; studying just 1 hour a day can help you pass with no problem.

Placement: In my B.Sc. batch for biology and chemistry, we have about 100 students. The course offers different packages, starting at around INR 10,000 per month and going up to INR 1-1.5 lac per month. Companies like Tata come for recruitment. Around 60% of us have done internships with Tata and other companies.

Campus: The facilities here are awesome, especially the campus and labs. The library has all the books you need. But the food in the mess is a bit hit or miss, it can be better. The medical services are top-notch though. Sports are a big deal here, with lots of games like cricket and basketball during breaks like summer vacation. Overall, it's a great place to study and have fun!