College of Agriculture, Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: A total of 300 students are placed in our batch. The companies offered are Big basket Agritech Pvt. Ltd., etc. A smaller number of internships are offered. The agriculture officer (AO) is the top-ranking role offered. And fewer people from the company will come to college and no placement records will be displayed .

Placements: As per my knowledge, Less than 10% of the students were placed in our course. The Lowest package was 0.5 LPA and the highest was 1.5 LPA The top recruiting companies are SEED companies and Hexagon Internships are not available The placement Infrastructure is not at all good, and many students choose to grow something on their own land to maximize profit.

Placements: The placement facility is not good at the college. The college has fewer placements. The placement percentage after the Ph.D. is higher. The Ph.D. students can also work in the research station. The placements in agri-engineering are average. They get offers from various local companies.

Placements: This college has a Placement cell, which provides a platform for students to get on-campus placement. Private companies do come to hire students. The average package of this college is comparatively better than any other agricultural college in the state. The average package after the UG programme is about 3-3.75 lacs per annum.

Placements: Most of the students come with the dream of a good job and placements. Once you join here, you will be fooled for the rest of the course year and future. There are a few placements. There is no value for agri-graduates. Your future will be in danger.

Placements: About 60% of students offered course in college and the highest package was 8 lacs per annum and the lowest was 2 lacs and most of them got jobs in seeds and fertilizer companies about 20% of students got internship and they are assisted as assistant manager field officer and manager in companies.

Placements: The placement percentage is below 30% as students go for higher studies in the same or different colleges. 5-6 LPA is the highest package, 2-3 LPA is the lowest package and 3.5 LPA is the average package offered. Banks, agricultural corporations, etc., came here. 50 to 60% of students got internships in Ecozen Waytoabi, Beegle etc. Marketing manager, agricultural officer, business manager, accounting assistant, etc., roles were offered.

Placements: I would rate placements as below average, and the course is also self-explanatory, i.e., B.Sc. in agriculture. The maximum students appear for JRF exam to pursue their higher studies, and they left out to aim for state or national level competitive exams for jobs.

Placements: Companies like ITC, Mahindra, Jain Irrigation, fertilizer companies, SEED company, tractor companies, irrigation companies and food processing companies visit our college. Most of the students opt for higher studies, and about 50% of the students go for jobs. Jobs are also available outside campus recruitment.

Placements: Placement still need to improve a lot. Though the chance of Placements are poor for B.Sc. graduates the university placement cell is trying to improve the stats in this every year by inviting more and more companies. Where as the M.Sc. post graduates won't face this kind of difficulty in placement if they perform well in campus. But other is no 100 percent placements.

Placements: In most of the agricultural colleges, the students don't prefer jobs after completion of B.Sc. They try to get a seat for M.Sc. A very few placement companies will come, but they will offer a minimum of Rs. 25,000 per month. Only 5-10 students will get selected, but there is a good opportunity for agriculture students off campus. We have a placement cell where each student will be connected through WhatsApp, so they keep us informed about the placements.

Placements: There is a placement cell in our university main campus which works average in helping out the students, but the sub campuses are not blessed with the placement cell since they are located in remote areas, even the students prefers to complete their Masters before the opt for placements.

Placements: The placements are excellent here as it is a top university in India. I am happy to say that I studied in this college. Companies will come, and according to the students' talent, they will be taken to respective companies. The starting salary there will be Rs. 20,000.

Placements: Hardly, there are placements in agricultural sectors directly from the universities from all over the country. Seeds and fertiliser company are coming up for the placements with a few banking sectors lending their hand for taking up the jobs. The agricultural officers and the assistant agricultural officer posts are usually always open for the students.

Placements: Many PG students get placed with an average salary package of 4.5 LPA. Many students prepare for competitive exams like UPSC, CAT, IBPS, AFO, AO, state PCS, etc. They crack these exams easily with a competitive atmosphere on this campus and guidance from the seniors.

Placements: Placements are not at all satisfactory in this college. Only a few companies visit for placements drive, and they offer an average salary. So better not select this university or course if students are looking for placements after their degree. Some students opt for higher studies and the environment is perfect for that.

Placements: 52 students graduated in the 2018(my) batch. 10 to 15 students were selected on campus. But it was a mistake by our HOD. Technically speaking, around 30% to 50% of students are placed every year. The monthly package of Rs 20,000 to 30,000 is offered by the top companies. You get placed as a supervisor, researcher, developer, etc.