RVSKVV Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I choose B.Sc (Hons) agriculture , because in I give PAT exam and my marks is good so, I choose the bsc (hons) agriculture, and in my agriculture college the faculty is very nice they always support, and guied

For bachelor's degrees, placements start from the 7th semester onwards and for master's degree students it starts from the 3rd semester onwards. For a bachelor's degrees, students' avg package is 2lacs and for master's degree students it ranges from 2.5 lacs to 6.4 lacs per annum. Almost 75% of students get placed

Because I belong to rural background nd wants to pursue my career in agriculture, 25: a 1 ratio of student and teachers, good and phd qualified teachers, there are sem wise exams 2 sems in 1 year nd each sem has 8 to 9 subjects which is really a tough task to pass.

The curriculum is well governed by ICAR. faculties are well qualified and helpful. Faculties have PhDs. The student-to-faculty ratio is about 20:1. Shortage of staff. teaching mainly based on theories. Exams are semester-wise.

You have an interest in agriculture and machinery so I choose this course. Faculties are working qualified and helpful. Shortage of faculties in our college. Faculty to the student is about 1 to 30. Education is based on mainly theories. Exams are semester wise and it's not that tough to pass.

I have an interest in agriculture and agriculture machines. faculties are well qualified and helpful. But shortage in faculties as the ratio is 1:30.Exams are semester based. we appear in internals and practicals too.

I have an interest in agriculture so I chose this course. The curriculum is prepared by icar. The faculties are well qualified and helpful. Teaching methods are good. The faculty and student ratio is about1:25. Exams are semester based.

I have a great interest in agriculture and its machinery, so I was interested. We have 80 students in our class . The faculty and student ratio is about 1:25. Faculties are highly qualified and helpful. Exams are semester-wise.

The course is designed and conducted by icar. The ratio of students in class is 2:1. faculties are well qualified but there is a problem of faculty shortage. exams are mainly semester-wise. so we have to appear in practical, internal and semester exams.

I have an interest in agriculture and plant sciences so I opted for this. we have about 80 students in class in a 2:1 ratio. we have well-qualified faculties but there is a faculty shortage, so we are not getting proper classes. exams are semester-wise and not that hard to pass.