JAYAVARDHAN K V's Review On University Of Agricultural Sciences - [UAS], Bangalore

I studied in University of agriculture science banglore college of agriculture hassan I am interested in agriculture science related course I will not rejected from any college or university For this college we get admission through karnataka cet exam and also get through ICAR cuet exams cut of varies on catoagary in for genaral kcet we must below 25or 20thosand rank in exam and in ICAR we must got 7kor 6k below AIR rank...Read More

Coming to course it is quite different from others as it is blend of both agriculture and marketing. No matter how good the production is but without proper marketing it is of no use It can't reach the Target people. It also provides entrepreneurial activities....Read More

The admission process is through kcet counselling. Actually i willed to apply for bsc agriculture in gkvk campus but due to marks i scored was less I got this course , obviously this is not bad this is also good course....Read More

I opted this college because this is the best known agricultural university in our state. And the course which I was interested was agri business management and not only bsc(hons) agriculture ...so in Karnataka there are only two colleges which offer this degree so this was the better than another one....Read More

University of agriculture science is the oldest agri university in Karnataka with 4 campuses. It has a beautiful campus of 1200acres in bangalore. The college has around 27departments related to agriculture and social science from which we can specialize on. I could make a list of negatives of the college such as poor administration efficiency, outdated infrastructure(there were literally 4 microscopes for a batch of 50 in genetics and pathology class), bureaucratic apathy where they don't care for students at all. One of the most terrifying things are the marking pattern and examination where there are marks for attendance(just your physical presence is needed) and non synchronous exam pattern. The field practices are outdates with poor infra. Very few field visits and no encouragement to think out of the box. Boys hostel is too old and so are a few classrooms. Apart from this there are a few departments such as entomology and physiology which gives you freedom to do research and they do organize seminars. The department is studded with top class faculty with progressive mindsets. Regarding admission, it is through KCET and the dates of admission typically start from the month of june july in accordance with the list of results....Read More

Positive impacts on our college because it mainly focus on the agricultural activities which is the backbone of our country and they provide practicals to learn and RAWE program for final year student to mingle with farmers...Read More