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Name: Never choose wrong college
Item: Arya College of Pharmacy - [ACP]
Rating: 1.3
Author: Aman khan

Aman khan

Arya College of Pharmacy - [ACP]( Enrolled 2020 )B.Pharm, September 13, 2024

1.3 /5

Likes

There is nothing to be liked in the faculty and college
They take care only for 1st year student then they just leaved

Dislikes

Was nothing to be likes in the college nothing is good didn't have good faculty

Course Curriculum Overview :

At the lockdown time the pharmacy aspect on their peake but after choosing the course they didn't work for me the course is too long and didn't even provide workshop or internship for the student in semester

Class Size : 95Course Fees : INR 84000 per year

Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :

Some have more than me some have less the faculty take their own commission by admission! They have usually taking atleast 100000 inr for year but now at present they make more than 1.10 lack for a year from the student

Campus Life :

Choosing a college is a significant decision. And having a carrier fare work can help my growth in the life and campus wise the college is didn't even that much good for students they dont have their moral values

Admission :

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Faculty :

They only care about their fees or nothing they just leave without complete the course the examination has conducted their wise they didn't even think about student or any other things they only think to make their reputation hut this didn't work

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