Maharajah's College of Pharmacy - Admission 2026, Fees, Courses, Placement, Ranking

Overall Review of Maharajah's College of Pharmacy. Placements: Almost 99% of students got placed in our course. The salary packages were decent. The top recruiters were Divis and Hetero. Around 90% of students got placed, and top roles offered were offered. Nearly 99% of students got jobs but some of them were interested in MPHARM. Teachers also help us a lot with placements. There were many colleges for pharmacy. Infrastructure: Wi-Fi was not available. Laboratories were good. Classrooms were also well-maintained. There were many books in our library. The hostels were not good. The food quality was not better. There was no sanitation on our campus. A canteen was available. Sports periods were also good. The boys' hostel looked like a haunted house, and the girls' hostel was full of insects and snakes. Many students suffered from food poisoning. I would not recommend hostels. Faculty: The principal was dominating and did not help students as other teachers helped them with all kinds of work. Their teaching quality was good. Semester exams were hard, but teachers provided good guidelines. I would like to thank teachers for their help in all aspects. Other: This course was professional and had good value. The syllabus should be upgraded. Events were good in our college, but there was no support from the principal. A sports meet was conducted at this college. I am satisfied with the college. It has good placements and friendly faculty members. Placements: About 60% of students from our course get placed in the college. I think the salary package offered ranges from 2-3 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Dr. Reddys, etc., visit our college for placements. Students should score a minimum of 60% in academics get an internship. Top roles like quantity checking and quality analyst are offered here. Infrastructure: It does not offer more facilities compared to other colleges. There is no Wi-Fi and no good canteen. The food served in the hostel is the worst. The library is good, and it is a good and peaceful place to read. Faculty: Faculty members in our college are also good. Their teaching is good. They also have good knowledge about subjects. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are difficult to pass, but we have to read them to pass. Without reading, we cannot pass the exams. Other: Overall, the college is good. There is ragging, so be careful with seniors. It's totally worthless to study here, in my opinion, and for you, it's totally up to you. Placements: You have to get placed by yourself. No campus interviews Not providing better in campus interviews, mostly the recruiting companies are locally established and don't think about MNC's. And packages are not good enough, mostly under INR 22.5 LPA. I suggest you don't choose this one. For jobs, you must seek yourself out, for you are capable. The campus itself won't provide any help, even though it failed to provide references. Infrastructure: Poor infrastructure, no wi-fi, but we have good labs with totally damaged instruments, classrooms are decent enough, and there are plenty of books to acquire knowledge. When it comes to hostels, only girls have hostels, not boys. Food was really good at some times, but there were no medical facilities or first aid. Also, we have a very good playing field, but it is not worth playing on; it is only meant for a stay. Zero games and sports activities are organized. Faculty: The faculty in my course were good and capable of expanding on doubts raised by students. The course is totally curriculum-relevant according to PCI guidelines. But it failed to provide industrial knowledge and experience to a student. Every semester should have a time period of 6 months, but yet we are facing a shortage of 3 months in every semester because of COVID. Semester exams are quite decentnot too hard. Other: College is good at providing education. But practical experience is not good enough. This college is for guys who want to gain knowledge regarding subjects, and one should not expect anything from the college like cultural events, sports, or other activities..