T John College - [TJC]

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and really support us during exams. They take us on hospital visits every Friday to prepare us for the real world. The exams are tough but they get us ready for the industry. The pass rate is around 50%.

Placement: The college offers a salary package of 4.8 LPA. Companies like DoctHub, Motherhood Hospitals, and Narayana Health hire students. About 30% of students land internships at Narayana Health. Popular job roles include clinical pharmacist, medical writer, and pharmacy director.

Campus: I really like my college because it has great classrooms, labs, and a library with all the books I need. Plus, the food at the mess is really good too. It's a nice place to study and hang out with friends.

Admission: I found most teachers to be helpful and knowledgeable, but there were a few who weren't. The teaching quality was just okay. The curriculum seemed outdated and could use some updating to be more relevant. Unfortunately, the syllabus doesn't really prepare students for the industry. It's all based on Bangalore University, since the college is affiliated with them.

Placement: I just finished my MCA in the 2021-2023 batch. Unfortunately, the placements for our batch were really disappointing. None of us got placed through campus interviews. It seems like the market recession might be to blame, but it's still a bummer that no companies came to our college for placements. The few that did show up were just training centers, not actual job offers.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent. I enjoyed the sports and games. The canteen serves good food, which made my experience pretty good. The labs had lots of computers, but they really needed A/C. The classrooms were nice, especially with the smart boards.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are great at clearing up any confusion we have. They make sure we cover all the course material on schedule and make sure we actually get it. Exams here are split into two parts with 2 internals, and they're set up just like the real university exams, so it's not too hard to answer the questions.

Placement: I love how this college sets up placements with companies like Life Pharma, Sun Pharma, and Rainbow Hospital. They offer roles like medical representative and hospital pharmacist. The starting salary averages around €šÂ¹3,50,000, which is pretty good. Plus, they have a connection with a company in Dubai that helps students find jobs overseas. Overall, great opportunities for landing a job after graduation.

Campus: The college is pretty big, and the classrooms are roomy with lots of windows for fresh air. They can fit about 100 students. The labs have all the stuff we need, and there's a hostel for guys with a nice mess that serves food at a good price.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They were really helpful, understanding, and super qualified. They were always prepared to help us out. The training they provided for job interviews was top-notch, and they had a great staff to help us practice. Thanks to them, we felt totally ready for the industry.

Placement: Only about half of us got placed after graduation. Salaries ranged from Rs.12000 to Rs.20000 per month. The placement team was really helpful and had good connections. They managed to get us some great job offers matching our skills and interests. Some of my classmates even landed jobs abroad.

Campus: The college library was great, and the canteen had good food. We had a few canteens on campus, including a popular spot for maggie. Sports were a big deal, and all the equipment was well-maintained. The canteen could use some improvements, though. Medical help was easy to find whenever needed.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful during exams. They're well-trained and really good at what they do. They make sure to check in with each student and help out when needed. Just make sure to keep up with attendance!

Placement: Around half of the students found jobs after graduation. I don't know much about the salary packages. Companies like Infosys and TCS visit our college. We have to dress formally with shoes and ties all the time. The college focuses a lot on discipline. Luckily, most teachers are really helpful and supportive.

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure. They clean the classrooms every day and each one has fans. The library is open all the time and we can borrow books from there. The hostel offers a variety of food for students from different places.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and really support us during exams. They take us on hospital visits every Friday to prepare us for the real world. The exams are tough but they get us ready for the industry. The pass rate is around 50%.

Placement: The pay is pretty good at 4.8 LPA. Some big companies that hire from here are DoctHub, Motherhood Hospitals, and Narayana Health. About 30% of us landed internships at Narayana Health. The popular job titles you can get are clinical pharmacist, medical writer, and pharmacy director.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with classrooms, labs, and a library that has all the necessary books. The mess serves good food too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful during exams. They're well-trained and really good at what they do. They make sure to check in with each student and help out when needed. Just make sure to keep up with attendance!

Placement: Around half of the students found jobs after college. I'm not sure about the salary packages offered. Companies like Infosys and TCS visit our campus. We have to dress formally with shoes and a tie all the time. The college focuses a lot on discipline. Most of the teachers are really helpful and supportive.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and facilities. They clean the classrooms every day, and each one has fans. The library is open every day when the college is open, and we can borrow books there. The hostel serves a variety of food, which is awesome because students come from all over to study here.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff really well. They're good at explaining things and have a lot of knowledge. It helps us a lot. I think the academic side of things is great. In one semester, we have to do 4 exams - 2 internals, 1 model, and the big university one. When it comes to practical exams, we have OSKI and a model exam during our clinical posting. And then there's the university exam at the end.

Placement: There were 52 students in my class. I paid 200k for the 1st year fee and 90k for the next 3 years. We also had to pay extra for clinical postings based on the hospital rules. Placements were in top hospitals like Apollo and Sakra. Seniors got placed in these hospitals last month.

Campus: Our college has separate labs for each subject which are well-equipped. The library is stocked with over 3000 books. Phones are a no-go on campus, but we've got plenty of classrooms. I stayed in one of the 2 affiliated hostels, and mine had a really nice and peaceful vibe. The overall atmosphere is great. And we get to go out every Sunday from 7 am to 6 pm, which is a nice break from studies.

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive. They really help us out and give us advice on everything. The classes are interesting and useful. We need more chances to try new things and learn how to deal with tough situations at work. It's not too tough if we study, and most people pass their classes.

Placement: I'm studying BBA at Tjohn College. The course is all theory and focuses on improving our speaking and communication skills. There are about 37 students in my class, and I pay around 80k per year. The placement opportunities are not great, so we have to find our own internships. The education is good, and the teachers are really helpful.

Campus: The college has everything you need - from libraries and labs for MBA, to kitchen facilities for BHM and computer labs for BCA. There are big playgrounds, water facilities, clean washrooms, and more. Boys stay in hostels on campus, while girls have hostels off-campus. Although there's no medical center, there are plenty of sports, games, and events to enjoy. The canteen serves both veg and non-veg food, plus there's a bakery for snacks and a xerox shop for printouts.

Admission: The teachers are really supportive and they teach really well. They help us during exams and they know their stuff. They also take us on field trips and organize events. We have seminars and classes to keep us motivated and inspired.

Placement: The college helps B.Pharma and MPHARM graduates find good jobs, even outside the country. The staff are really helpful with placement. They organize campus placements and drives. Lots of former students have landed jobs in great organizations.

Campus: I love the college because it has awesome facilities like classrooms with projectors, a big lawn, an auditorium, library, computer lab, canteen, and a hostel with great food. The campus is super pretty with lots of greenery, clean spaces, and really cool labs for hands-on learning.