BCKV Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose this course because I heard that a lot of scopes have been in this course. The faculty and student ratio is average. Qualification of faculty is high. There are a lot of exams. Mid-term, practical, viva, end-term, assignment etc have to submit. Not hard to pass but hard to score a good GPA.

Most of the students go for higher studies or govt. jobs after the completion of graduation. The placement facility in our college is not that good but yes some companies like pesticides, fertilizer, etc. are there which can provide jobs. The companies are Bayer, Syngenta, UPL, and Tata and their annual average package is 2.4 lakh/annum but it varies. 20% of the students get placement in these companies and others go for M.Sc. or govt. service. I plan to study for different govt. jobs after completing graduation.

From the last semester,8th semester the students become eligible for campus placements. Average package of the companies are 3 lakhs/year. I will opt for higher studies in Agronomy after completing UG.

I chose this course as I always wanted to study agriculture since my childhood. The faculty is good. Every professor is student-friendly and their teaching method is well. All professors are Ph.D. qualified. Exams are semester-based. Well, preparation is needed to pass exams.

I chose this course because of its job opportunities. The boys and girls ratio is 2:1. The qualification of the faculty is a ph.d. The exam of every semester is held on the 6th month from the start of each semester. And the exam is held two times midterm and end-term. The exam is not so difficult.

From 8th semester the Student is eligible for placement but most of the students prefer higher studies. The average salary is not enough so most of the students go for govt jobs, they take prepration for IBPS AFO,ADA,WBCS.

Placement and job opportunities are vast in comparison with other ug courses as you can apply for jobs in different sectors like in a bank different fertilizer company agriculture officer after completion of the course.

To be honest, I didn't know much about the curriculum prior to my higher secondary. But after that, I consulted with some of my school seniors who were studying in BCKV. They told me that it is a very vast field to study, you can opt for it. I did some research too and took admission. Faculty: Student Ratio- With a rough estimate, there are almost 150-160 teachers in the faculty of Agriculture. A total number of students per year is around 120. Qualification of the Faculty and Teaching Method: All the teachers have done Ph.D. and have a research background. All the classrooms are equipped with modern powerpoint projectors. All the teachers have depth in their field and take interactive and interesting classes. They also provide notes whenever it is necessary. Exams: There are almost 10-11 subjects in every semester and for each subject, one has to seat for one midterm (20marks) one practical exam (30 marks) & One Endterm exam(50marks). Exams can be easily passed with regular study.

Many many companies visited like Syngenta, iifco, matschuasi, green tech and placements ava about 80%, very well placement authority good, avg percentage 6 lakh per annum, well good placement in our university.

There are many scopes in horticulture like food processing, banking, psc exams. The faculty is small but very strict. The teachers are very highly educated and are very helpful. They always focus on the basics of horticulture. There are two semesters every year. The questions are very tough.