Veterinary College and Research Institute, Salem Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The campus is old-school and simple, but it has everything we actually need to learn. The labs are the main part of the place, and that’s where we spend most of our time. You’ll see plenty of skeletons and specimens that help make sense of what’s in the books. It’s not a fancy looking place, but it’s practical for the kind of work we do.

The teachers keep it real and focus more on showing us how things work in person. Instead of just sitting in a classroom, we spend a lot of time looking at actual models and bones. It’s a lot to take in, but it’s better than just memorizing pages for an exam. You definitely feel like you’re learning a real skill here rather than just getting a degree.

We particularly don't have any placements but Students usually figure out their direction as the course progresses. Some focus on clinical work, while others prepare for further studies or exams. Exposure during the course helps in making career choices. Guidance is available when needed.

What we get from this college goes beyond just classroom learning. Daily interaction with labs, specimens, and fieldwork adds real value. The course helps build practical confidence over time. The learning experience feels useful for the future.

Life on campus feels steady and purposeful. Most of the day is spent in labs, discussions, or outdoor sessions. Being around classmates during these activities builds a strong sense of comfort. The environment feels calm and focused

One thing I appreciate is how the course slowly shapes confidence through daily practice. Learning feels natural because it happens in real settings, not just through books. The pace allows time to adjust and improve. It feels like a good place to grow academically and personally.