Good but not for all

Agriculture is my ancestral profession so I chose it. Students are about 110-120 per section there are two sections. All the faculty have a doctorate in their respective subjects. Vast syllabus, hard to complete everything in time but exams will be conducted as mid, practical, and semister-wise

Not many companies offer the jobs. People mostly join master's which is more doable. Jobs after graduation are hard in agriculture. But there are a lot of opportunities if you can settle for a lower salary. Most of the landscaping works are done by recruiting agriculture and horticulture students.

In the 7th semester, students will be eligible for placements. Tirumala Tirupati devasthanam, gromore and many more fertilizers and pesticides companies offer jobs to students. The package is not so uniform but always differs. Only 10-30% of students get placements. I plan to join a master's after completing my degree

It'll take about 25000- 30000 per year. I got a JVD scholarship in which the whole fee will be reimbursed. But if you don't get a free seat then it'll cost around 4-5 lakhs per annum.. so a good rank in the entrance exam is mandatory.

There will be annual fests after your juniors enter the college. there are many YouTube channels, and Instagram pages run by students and they also get a lot of attention from the viewers. They'll explain all the aspects of college, jobs and opportunities.

The EAPCET exam is an entrance exam, all the applications will be done soon after the EAPCET results on its official website itself. EWS and scheduled tribe and caste reservations are there as well for backward castes. PH, sports seats are also available based on the eligibility students can avail of the scholarship.