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Akansha Bisht
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Unfortunately, No! To pursue Bachelor BFSc, you are required to have Biology as your core subject in Class 12. With a Commerce stream, you won't be eligible for apply for BFSc course admission.
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BFSc full form is Bachelor of Fisheries Science which is a 4-year UG degree programme focused on the life and management of Aquaculture. If you're someone who's interested in managing water life, then you must go for BFSc course.
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There are many! However, College Of Fisheries Mangaluru, ITM University Gwalior, GADVASU, OUAT, Annamalai University, etc., are some of the top choices you can look for.
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BFSc is a degree course focused on the knowledge of fishery and its related disciplines. Hence, you can expect subjects like Principles of Aquaculture, Soil and Water Chemistry, Taxonomy of Shellfish, Fundamentals of Microbiology, Taxonomy of Finfish, etc., from the course curriculum.
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No, ICAR AIEEA is not the only entrance exam conducted by colleges for BFSc admission. There are many colleges across the country that accept CUET, MHT CET, etc. exam scores as well.
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In my opinion, MFSc (Master of Fisheries Science) is the best course to pursue after BFSc. Similar to a Master's degree in other fields, the MFSc programme is designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge, specialised skills, and research expertise in areas related to fisheries, aquaculture, marine biology, and related subjects.
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After completing a BFSc degree, you can explore various government job opportunities in the field of fisheries and allied sectors. Government jobs after BFSc can be found in departments and organizations that focus on fisheries management, aquaculture, research, conservation, and related areas. Here are some government job options for BFSc graduates:Job ProfilesDescriptionAverage Salary (in INR)Fisheries Development OfficerThey work with government departments to promote sustainable fisheries practices, implement regulations, and advise fishermen and aquaculturists on best practices.3 LPAFisheries InspectorThey monitor fishing act
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A BFSc degree can open up various career opportunities in the field of fisheries and aquaculture. The scope of BFSc is broad and can include roles in research, management, conservation, industry, and more. Here are some areas where BFSc graduates can find scope and opportunities:Fisheries Management and ConservationAquacultureResearch and DevelopmentSeafood Processing and Quality ControlMarine ConservationFisheries Extension and OutreachEducation and AcademiaInternational OrganizationsGovernment Jobs
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Though it is a bit difficult to conclude an average salary for a BFSc graduate, as it depends on various factors such as specific job role, location, experience, and the organisation you work for. Still, you can expect a starting package of INR 2.7 LPA to INR 9 LPA as an Aquaculture Specialist.
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BFSc full form is Bachelor of Fisheries Science and it's a 4-year undergraduate degree course. You'll get to learn more about managing, processing, and conservating aquaculture through this course. After graduating from BFSc, you can become Fisheries Scientist, Lecturer, Research Assistant, Consultant - Fisheries Science, Specialist Officer - Fisheries Science, and more.
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