The BSc Aquaculture course maintains a favorable faculty-to-student ratio of 4:3, with 7 faculty members for 37 students. The faculty is well-received for their friendliness and teaching methods, though there is some dissatisfaction with the research methodology teaching. The curriculum is moderately tough, with a semester-based exam system that some find exhausting. The course is considered beneficial, especially for opportunities abroad, and includes practical elements like labs, internships, and field visits.
Placement opportunities are available in the last year, with seafood export companies offering packages averaging 2.4 lakh INR, although many students opt for further education. Internships start in the third semester, offering experience with government agencies. The program is cost-effective, with merit-based semester fees ranging from 6000 to 6500 INR, while management seats cost about 60,000 INR, including a donation fee. Additional fees cover special services and exams. Scholarships, such as e-Grantz for SC students, significantly reduce costs, and various other scholarships are available based on academic performance.
Admission procedures cost around 10,000 INR, but scholarships may reimburse these fees. Cash prizes are awarded to students excelling in exams.
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