BCKV Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I liked it for the uniqueness of the course. There are many ways to establish. The student ratio is more or less 1:1 The faculty is highly educated and well-renowned. The term was more or less timely and difficulty was moderate.

From the 8th semester can become eligible for campus placement. Many companies like Flipkart, Amazon, and many other fertilizer companies have visited here. A student has to maintain his/her CHLA number above 8, so he/she can get the opportunity for placement.

I chose this course because I love to study horticultural science. There are three faculties one is horticulture one is agriculture and one is agricultural engineering. Professors are well-educated and well-experienced. There are two types of exams one is end term and one is mid-term.

I chose this course because I felt this is a part of agriculture now our country is mainly agriculture-based so I felt it would be helpful Faculty: Student ratio is 1:30. There are almost 25-30 students every year and Agriculture has the max students of 120-125. Exams aren't very timely also we have to take a lot of exams as there are many subjects also there are midterms end terms and practicals.

I chose it Because I have a lot of interest in plants and agricultural sciences. The student ratio is preferably high. All Teaching staff are highly educated. such as PHD,post.doc. There are two semester systems per year... One semester has one midterm and one end term. exams are relatively difficult and the guard in the exam hall is very strict.

Form 7th semester students become eligible for that Some private companies are there The highest package is 3 lakh per year lowest is 20000 per month Around 50 percent of students get placed My plan after getting the degree is to do higher studies

From 7 th semester, students are eligible for campus placements. And also so many off-campus placements are here too. Companies like Syngenta, and many chemical companies as well as NGOs visit here for students ' placements. About 60% of students get their placements every year, rest are going to do Masters or higher studies. My plan after getting my degree is simply to find a decent job in companies or NGO.

Actually, I have an interest in this course so I am admitted here, The Faculty is very good here Available professors are there. There are mid-term exams, end-term exams, and Practicals exams for each of the subjects Term exam for 50 marks midterm for 20 marks, and Practicals for 30 marks.

Many private fertilizer companies come and give placement to the new pass out students. In the starting phase, they offer 25-30k and after experience, the fees vary according to your skill from 70k-100k. Not very many students take placement as they prepare for IBPS, AFO, and JRF.

As Agriculture is dominant in India. So the Agriculture course is a very bright course to flourish. 2:5 is the approximate faculty: student ratio. M.Sc and PHd professors and they are very good professors. Every 5 months term exams come and if I attentively listen to professors in class it is moderate to pass. It needs a little hard work because of the huge amount of syllabus because agriculture is a vast subject.