University of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences Bangalore Faculty

The boys to girls ratio here is same..but the faculty to student ratio is 50:250.. Faculties are very good and is really approachable..they gives all needed notes before exams they help is making us understand things easily Apart from teaching their own subject they also share their life experience which shows us that they not only want us to be a good student but also a good human . The faculty I like the most is my fundamentals of soil science professor of 1st semester his words really inspired and motivated me very much..he shared many of his life experience. There is a extension miss I don't like because of 2 reason one is she never explains us anything she simply reads and tells us that all topic is simple and we can study for ourself but actually this is not the thing..also she tored pages of record which also made me feel bad about her. There are total 4 exams in a semester the first exam will be the AQ;that is containing only objective questions it is out of 10 Next exam is midterm which contains both objective and subjective which is out of 20 The next exam is practical examination..not all subjects have practical exams..these includes some calculations identification reasoning questions etc this exam is out of 15 Next is the main university exam which is the external exam it is out of 40 marks and 2 hours are given this also contain both objective like full ups MCQ,true or false and match the following and subjective like 1 sentance answers..short answers and long answers. These exams are so easy for a talented student because it can be studied just before one day or exam..only around 10 students that too boys usually fail.. This course curriculum is very relevant because it helps us studying all the fundamentals of my course and skill enhancement.

The faculties of major departments like Entomology, Agronomy and Plant pathology are well versed and provide good knowlegde to the students through their teaching. I personally feel Enotomology is the best department. Dr, Kalleshwaraswamy and Dr. Sharanabasappa Deshmukh of department of Entomology are best when it comes to both teaching and research.

Faculty members are too friendly and they stick to their work and they teach well and learning in practicals is too much necessary and some teachers here are negligent about that and it must be improved and teachers here are very much interactive.

The faculty of our college are good and have more knowledge.they give us full information of the coarse and they make us feel the coarse taken by us is the best coarse.Faculty of our college give more importance to the practical

The faculty of our college are good and have more knowledge.they give us full information of the coarse and they make us feel the coarse taken by us is the best coarse.Faculty of our college give more importance to the practical

Faculty is not up to the mark. There is a scope for lot more improvements. Most of the lectures completed M. Sc some are doing Phd. Very few completed the PhD. Lectures need lot more experience and trainings.

Our college has very good faculty system as it contains many professors who are specialist in their respected subjects. Faculty system working hard for the overall development of the individual students with much attention and care.

Faculty is good and professors with wide knowledge in various aspects and majority of then msc and PhD holders ,some of them having very good practical knowledge as they are from rural agricultural background that will be very helpful in practical demonstrations.

The teachers are very helpful. All the teachers are well-qualified and are Ph.D. holders. They are practically sound with high knowledge. The teaching quality is good with practical results demonstration. The teaching methods used are boards, PPTs, word document, and great exposure. Industrial exposure is provided during training in the final year in agricultural based industries like nurseries, Shimul, Arecanut plates manufacturing companies, and visits to progressive farmers, etc.