PAU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Poor. Practical knowledge is not proper. Theory classes are not taken by some teachers properly. We just have to study ourselves. Fees is too high and knowledge that we gain comparative to the fees is very less.

By Idea of going abroad and settle down in foreign country, I took this course. But Know I kinda regret it because there is very less scope of this course in India and My parents are not allowing me to go abroad.

The courses prescribed and the subjects in those courses are the most practically oriented such as they provide you a wide knowledge about the topic and it's application in the real world, the only thing is that the no. of subjects are considerably more such as 8-9 in a single semester

The BTech program in Agricultural Engineering at PAU ranks within the top 3, and all the faculty members possess PhD qualifications.The Agricultural Engineering degree program typically spans 8 semesters. In each semester, students are assessed through four types of exams: the first being hourly assessments, followed by mid-semester exams, practical exam and finally, external final exams.

For 3 years students get eligible for campus placements every year few members of the group come to give students either internship or a full package. Very few only one or two they didn't visit till now The highest is 9 lakh and the average is 40000 Only 78 % get placements I want to apply for a government job

Students are applying for placements in the last semester and they are informed about companies through mail by placement cell. Highest package is 6.5 lacs per annum and average is 3 lacs per annum. Around 50% of the students gets placed. After degree I will try for government job in agriculture field.