Admission to the College of Fishery Sciences under MAFSU University, Nagpur, is highly competitive, with only 72 seats per batch. Selection is based on 12th standard marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Electronics, along with MHT-CET scores. The faculty is well-qualified, with many holding or pursuing PhDs and having cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET). The college consists of nine departments, including Aquaculture and Food Processing, with a focus on practical work and field knowledge.
The annual course fee is approximately 18,138 INR, totaling 72,550 INR for the four-year program, with no scholarships but considerations for low-income students. A dedicated placement cell provides robust placement opportunities, with graduates earning 6 to 8 lakh INR annually in sectors like aquatic feed companies. The college also offers international study opportunities and comprehensive six-month internships in FRM, Aquaculture, and Aqualab, with stipends. Graduates can pursue roles as Fishery Development Officers or Assistant Fishery Commissioners, with exclusive government exam opportunities.
The undergraduate program spans eight semesters over 4½ years, with admissions conducted via the CET entrance exam's CAP round. There are reservation policies for SC, ST, OBC, and open categories. The first-semester admission fee is INR 19,000 for reserved categories and INR 36,000 for unreserved categories.
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