GOOD EXPOSURE

The learning system is a quarterly system, so there are regular tests, such as announced and unannounced tests, interim and final exams. Assignments and term papers increase the stress of study and presentation in the classroom. Each course has practical exams, and I am comfortable with it because I stay up to date with them and keep my studies up to date.

Students who have passed the BSc (AG) course are first appointed as Junior Agricultural Officer on Adoch basis and then selected by the people of Kerala. The Service Commission is posted daily in the Agriculture Department.

College is a government. College, so the fee is nominal. I studied from 1975 to 1979. I have paid Rs. 2000 / - is also affordable and I am getting a scholarship from the second year. Other fees include mess fees, which are affordable for vegetarians.

The first thing on my mind is that Freshers' Day, celebrated after nearly three months of membership, is held by seniors. This is an opportunity to understand them and get the idea of ??a lifetime waiting for us. There are also annual events, demonstrations for farmers and other individuals.

I took the entrance exam for the above course. I find the BSC (AG) course to be very challenging to develop technical interventions to increase the productivity of crops in Kerala. The test was great because I had made some preparations and was able to score good on it (no third rank, no score). There is no interview. BSc (Ag) Course is offered only at the Agricultural College, Thiruvananthapuram, Vellayani, Kerala.

The entire faculty has been very helpful in providing knowledge, sharing their experiences, and resolving any doubts. They have good experience in their area of ??specialization and up-to-date. However, some of them were very strict in the classroom and even went through unannounced tests in the middle of the lecture class. Since I was a studio student, I had no trouble, so I finally finished second in the BSc (Ag) program.