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Ph.D 23 Courses | ₹22,165 - 30,164 (1st Year Fees) | Post Graduation | |
MBA 1 Course | ₹57,780 (1st Year Fees) | Graduation | |
B.Sc 1 Course | ₹14,710 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 50% + CG PAT |
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The rawe program teach us to work with farmers, how to deal with problems , how to manage our work in which fields we can start a startup . And faculties also motivates us to do better in our field . If you want to work in agriculture field in Chattisgarh you should visit IGKV once
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I choose this subject because the agriculture sector is going to grow exponentially in the future. In this course we are going to study a little bit about all the subjects of engineering The entrance exam is not that much tough it's kind of easy exam
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Agriculture is all about practical knowledge the we get through college and college provide it very well. Now the course is going to change for new admission student. In this practical is more thw theory.
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The exams are taken twice in year at interval of 4 months . periodic exams are taken during this interval. Teaching is okay but sometimes periods are free no teachers are come during this period . The course have so many scopes in future
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JiThe scope related with this course will make your ways to not so much but very important ones which I personally liked for example there is AFO and NABARD which one can pursue and can get into a decent job required to thrive well. And for the real world it comes to practical knowledge in farming which is very useful is one is following farming practices in field. The frequency of examination is good and timing is good when it's in the morning 9 am but not good when it comes to giving examinations in the afternoon.
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This course I chose because I was told of the less competition in it and because of that I came in the course and it has various job opportunities in government sectors. In our course we should take more practicals as that's more beneficial for the students.
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My learning experience was very good because teacher provided not only theoritical information but also practical learn it so student can learn visuallly by doing.There are minimum 10 subject in each semester so complete all assignments practical of all subjects are little difficult
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THE SCOPE OF THIS SUBJECT IS HUGE AND MAKE A STUDENT TOWARDS ENIVRONMENTALLY NATURE AND HELPS IN THE REAL WORLD APPLICATIONS WHICH ARE LARGE BECAUSE AGRICULTURE PROVIDES THE BASIC FOOD FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE WORLD WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR A HUMAN TO SURVIVE
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Its a subjective question. A simple multiple choice question ...in this rapid changing there will always be a gap between industry requirements and educational institutions offering. Its really doesnt matter how frequently course is revised....
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I choose this course because I was interested in agriculture and wanted to explore this moreover there is more scope in this field and wanted to have a government job firstly I thought of becoming a scientist and that attracts me the most to this field. There is sufficient faculty to provide knowledge to the students the faculty and the student ratio is 10:50. The faculty of igkv is very good and they are very polite and patient. The teachers are very much knowledgeable and skilled. They try their best to make every student understand every topic in detail. Most of the faculty are Ph.D. holders or NET qualified and are skilled in their profession. The teaching method of our teachers is quite impressive. The exams are divided into semesters so there is a semester every 6 months that makes two semesters in a year. The first semester is most probably to be held in December and the second semester of the year is most likely to be held in April.
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