Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Professors are well qualified. Almost 80% of professors are Ph.D. holders. They have knowledge about their subjects. The curriculum is relevant. It helps students to be industry-ready. The main branches include biochemistry, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmacy practice, organic chemistry, biotechnology, and pharmacognosy. Semester exams are pretty decent. It is easy to pass with a good percentage. The pass percentage is almost 90%.

Faculty: The teachers are amazing and they have in depth knowledge of the subjects they teach. It provides a hands on experience giving us an opportunity to be industry ready. Exams are sometimes quite a bit difficult but most of the students manage to pass nevertheless.

Faculty: Well-qualified teachers, most of whom are PhD holders, ensure the curriculum is totally relevant to what the future and industry demand. The exam difficulty level ranges from moderate to hard, but it all depends on how hard you work at last. However, the faculty is very supportive when it comes to assisting any student.

Faculty: Teachers here are amazing, very helpful and caring. I don't like the way some of them teach, but it is good. We can catch up with those subjects by reading books. They provide us with study materials which have chapter summery, and it's very helpful.

Faculty: The college has highly knowledgeable and highly qualified teachers. In each department, there are at least 10 faculty members. They are always ready to help with anything, be it projects, competitive exams or normal subject. The course curriculum is very vast, but teachers try their level best to make concepts clear to each and every student.

Faculty: Faculty available at this college is really helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. The college professors have good experience in the teaching field. Professor teach all the concepts in detail. The course curriculum is relevant and makes the students industry ready. The semester examinations are difficult.

Faculty: Faculty are well trained and knowledgeable. Have various papers published and deep into researches. Updated with seminars and other activities in the field. Focus on practical knowledge and assist students in all possible ways. Curriculum aligns totally with the industry demand.

Faculty: The faculty is the best. Teachers have great knowledge on the subjects that are being taught. They put in a lot of effort to prepare notes and PowerPoint presentations beforehand. The student to faculty ratio is probably around 3:1. The curriculum is always up to date and it gets revised almost every year, which is a great plus point.

Faculty: Bachelor of pharmacy has a course duration of 4 years divided into 8 semesters. Each semester has about 5 to 6 subjects and 4 to 5 labs. Pharmacy Council of India gives the syllabus. The faculty members are very good here. Believe me; you will never have any problem with the teaching as well as non-teaching staff.

Faculty: The faculty members are very helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. They also help us in extra -curricular activities. They use a blackboard as well as power point projection. The student to faculty ratio is about 10:1. Not yet but the course curriculum is very useful.

Faculty: Faculty members were well learned (most are PhDs) and experienced. They were helpful and approachable. I am not sure about the student faculty ratio. The curriculum was decided by PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) and was decent.

It is one of the best colleges when it comes to Pharmacy education in the country. It is a perfect blend of very good faculty, their teaching style, the whole curriculum and the way it is structured, library facilities, students, research opportunities, and what not. Basically, what is appealing here is not only the curricular part but also extra-curricular actions and opportunities which is of foremost important in my view. You get lots of people to work with and other chances to prove yourself...