Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy Faculty Details & Reviews ,Hosur Road, Bangalore

Faculty: The faculty is very experienced and supportive. We ask doubts and questions, and they clear them. The principal is a good person. The course curriculum is somehow tough, but if you study very well, you score well. 30 marks are internal, and 70 marks are external. The papers are also tough, so you have to study well. The college is affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences.

Faculty: Very few teachers are good, and they are the ones running the whole college. Many teachers are not fit to teach, and most of the teachers don’t even know how to speak English. The infrastructure is the worst; there are no fans in some classes, and only after students demand, they do the work. They don't include D. Pharma students in any activity; they only include B. Pharma and Pharma D students.

Faculty: The teachers are very qualified, knowledgeable, and very helpful, which helps us learn the course in a much easier and more understandable way. They provide us with simpler notes and make complex things easy. The quality of teaching is great. This course curriculum is relevant as we have all subjects related to pharmacy and medicine, which will be helpful by the end of our course. Yes, it does make the students industry-ready too because it has subjects like pharmaceutical engineering, kinetics,...

Faculty: Yes, teachers are helpful and supportive. Teaching quality is also good; this course is curriculum-relevant and makes students industry-ready. The difficulty of semester exams is high, but the passing percentage is also high. Teaching quality is also one of the best in this college.

Faculty: The faculty is marvelous. They help each and every student in making his or her future, and the quality of the teaching is very good. This sure makes the student ready for the industry. The exams are, honestly, very difficult, as the passing marks for the exams are 50 out of 100.

Faculty: The teachers are well experienced and have deep knowledge about the subject; they are very cooperative and helpful in clearing doubts; and they are well qualified with Masters or Ph.D. degree. The course curriculum is relevant, according to the Pharmacy Council of India. There are total 3 exams in semester, including 2 internal and one semester exam. The pass percentage is above 85%.

Faculty: Teachers are highly experienced but the just teach through slides by using projector. Teachers after completing the M.Pharma the become as teacher. The teaching quality is not good. The course doesn't make industrial ready. Semester exams not difficult easy just need to study one day before the exam.50% marks in each subject is the passing mark.

Faculty: All teachers are highly knowledgeable. They just open projectors, show slides, read the slides, and leave the class. The teaching quality is not good. The course curriculum is relevant. It makes students industry-ready by providing laboratory work. It is very difficult to pass semester exams. If we study, then we can pass. The passing percentage is 50%.

Faculty: The lecturers in this college are well-experienced and skilled so that their teaching is up to the maximum level. You can score a good percentage with such teaching. The semesters are quite hard, but hard work can propel anyone to clear a semester with the support of teachers. It comes under RGHUS University. The percentage acquired by students is above 90% but below 80%.

Faculty: In our college, there were 12 teachers for teaching students. Teachers were very helpful, knowledgeable, and had very good communication with students. The exam was moderate, but I got 71% of marks in the exams.