Y. B. Chavan College of Pharmacy Scholarship Details ,Aurangabad

Placements: The college is autonomous, and the placements start from the 1st sem of M. Pharmacy. There are CGPA criteria for placement. Top companies like Biotic Healthcare and Marksans Pharma Ltd. visit the college, making students placement-ready. The highest package students earn is in between 6 to 7 LPA. 50 percent of students get placed up to course completion. Regulatory Affair Manager roles are offered in these courses.

Placements: Out of the batch, 20% of students placed through the college and self-reference. The package for students is not much more in the market, around 2 LPA. Through the college, B. Pharmacy placements are mostly in medical coding. Gibbs, Ajanta, and Wockhardt are the recruiting companies. About 50% of students got internships from the college.

Placements: Some students are placed in very well companies. I don't know much about placements as I have not spoke to many seniors. I have not given any interview. I am in the 3rd year but I believe if you have the capability, then you may get placed in a reputed company.

Placements: The placement is not that great in this college. Yes, students get placement but not in huge numbers. The highest package a student gets in college is nearly 6 LPA and the average package is nearly 2-3 LPA. Various companies visit for the campus interview every year. There are no good internship opportunities at this college.

Placements: Above 7.5 CGPA students were placed in the course. Companies like Gebbs, Cipla, Lupin, and others visit year to year. About 30 to 40 percent of students got benefits from the course through the companies. The lowest package is around 1.7 Lacs, and the highest is more than 3 Lacs. This was the scenario at the college.

Placements: Companies such as Biocon, Neon, Ranbaxy and TCS come to hire; the maximum package is 7 LPA and the average is 3–4 LPA. Internships are provided by the college with a stipend of INR 15,000 per month. 50% of the students in our class are placed on campus; the remaining 50% go for higher studies.