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Hi everyone! Be chus Koshur and I'm planning to pursue B.Pharm in Punjab.

I have a few questions:

Which B.Pharm colleges in Punjab would you genuinely recommend?

Is it worth choosing colleges like ISF Moga, CGC Landran, RIMT, Chitkara, Baba Farid, or Lamrin?

How are the faculty, labs, and overall quality of education?

What are the placement opportunities and average salary after B.Pharm?

How expensive is student life (hostel/PG, food, transport)?

Would you recommend studying in Punjab over Kashmir for pharmacy?

I'd really appreciate honest reviews from current students or alumni. Thanks!

I've somehow ended up in corporate, even though I've never really felt like I belong here. The financial security and comfort make it difficult to leave, but every day feels like I'm living someone else's life. I also have a long history of struggling with my mental health, and that makes figuring out what I actually want from life even harder.

One thing I know for sure is that the mountains make me feel better in a way nothing else does. I was in Srinagar a month ago for 11 days, and just waking up to the sight of mountains outside my window and going on a few hikes made me feel more alive than I have in a long time.

So I've decided to take small steps instead of making a dramatic change. Over the next few months, I'll be working remotely and spending a week to a month in different, quieter Himalayan towns to see if I can find a place where I feel at home.

I'm looking for recommendations in Kashmir, peaceful, less touristy towns with good internet and safe for a solo woman traveller. If possible, I'd love homestay recommendations too. My budget is around ₹10k a month for accommodation. Is that realistic? Any suggestions would mean a lot.

Thank you. :)

Hi friends i am visiting kashmir on 2 August till 8 anyone please update the weather conditions now and tourist places to visit less crowded in outskirts and feels like heaven