Mitra

It is a home university and no such thing called student union as a whole, so keep your enemies closer than your friends to survive and flourish.

There is regular classes without or with very few offs, but most of the subjects are theoretical and less practical driven. We almost don't get placements and have to opt for higher studies for which it's a well known platform for sure. In our 4th and final year we however get exposure to outside world and is more practical oriented. We have 15 libraries around the campus with smart technologies. We have entire Practical course sometimes and have to grow grains like farmers with secures us grades.

There is a placement cell more guidance with one of our assistant professors as in-charge. But there is hardly any on campus placements. Students after completing Master's degree however get into various jobs including government and non-government, the information of which reaches us through social media groups.

Freshers, Briksharapana, Poush utsav, Basanta utsav, natya utsav, Nandan Mela, Rathindra Mela, Magh Mela, Farewell, Rabindra jayanti, Death anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore, Christmas, Gandhi punnaha, Mother language day (bhasa divas), Independence Day, Republic Day.

Very feasible. Around 2500 rupees annual fees Semester fees = 300 rupees per semester No other. Hostel accommodation (if any) = 300-500 rupees per bed for general and OBC candidates and 0 rupees for SC, ST and PWD candidates. Food scheme : 1000 rupees per month for breakfast and dinner 1500 rupees for breakfast, lunch, dinner

The college offers scholarship opportunities to students scoring more than 7.0 GPA per semester but the money amount processing is too long. Our college is however affiliated by ICAR (Indian council of agricultural research) which provides full time scholarship of 6000 rupees per year to the ICAR entrance qualified students.

In my college, palli siksha bhabana (AGRICULTURE dept) gender ratio i.e. boy:girl is 3:1. We have students from all over India as well as foreign countries. Our university as a whole is a follower of Brahma samaj as was followed by our founder Rabindranath Tagore. There is a students committee with members selected by our senior-most batch to organize cultural events like freshers and farewell, teacher's day, foundation day, tapan memorial,etc.

There are numerous hostels for boys and girls separately throughout the campus. I was appointed in amrapali girls hostel in santiniketan. It's a 4 floor huge building with more than 500 accommodations. 3 beds per room. A huge general kitchen. 2 fans, 3 lights, 3 bed lights, 3 plug points, 3 wardrobes, 3 table chair sets per room. 3-4 water coolers per floor. 1 common space per floor. Huge lawn and 24*7 security, ambulance and bus service.

We address our seniors as Dada and Didi and do we call our professors. We are like a family with all kinds of formal and informal help at every hour of need. Our alumni network is well established with souvenirs and online registration facilities. We celebrate Reunions every 2 years.

I filled up the admission form from VBU official site and got into through the 1st counseling based on merit list. There are 3 counseling towards admission based on the merit list. There are 60 seats for bachelor's program for agriculture. The admission procedure takes place around may-june and session starts by july-August. The form fill-up is however restricted to March. There are reservations for seats.

Lecturers are mainly scientists or doctorate holders. There is a distinction between between assistant professors and professors based on projects submitted. We are sometimes asked to submit feedback forms for better interaction. There are more than 45 faculty members for 8 departments under Our bachelor's, Master's and doctorate degreess with HODs of every department and a principal as well as vice principal for the entire bhabana.