Punjab

Honestly, B.Pharmacy at Chandigarh University is a good choice. The course is structured in a way that balances theory with practical learning. The labs are well-equipped, so you get hands-on exposure to experiments and industry-level practices. Another plus point is the location—since Baddi, which is a major pharma hub, is close by, students often get good exposure through internships and industry visits. The fees are not too high, and with scholarships like CUCET or merit-based ones, it becomes even more affordable. Many of my seniors have gone on to work in reputed pharma companies, while some are pursuing higher studies.

Summer internship is always special because it is the first training for students. Chandigarh University provides summer internships in many streams. The programme also gives stipend of 10,000 which supports students during training. For some, it is a good help. Stipend makes it better, but success of internship depends on company placement and personal effort. Overall, it can be useful, but experience changes from student to student.