BAU - Birsa Agricultural University

According to the university board Students are admitted in unreserved and various reserved categories strictly on the basis of merit in the respective category through an entrance examination as per the reservation rules of Jharkhand state. Semester system of education is followed in the University.Admission to different undergraduate programmes is done through bifold procedure. 15% of total seats are filled by a Combined Competitive Entrance Examination conducted by I.C.A.R. V.C.I. at All India level and 85% of the total seats are filled by Jharkhand Combined Competitive Entrance Examination Board, Ranchi. The minimum qualification is Intermediate/10+2 or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology for all undergraduate degree programmes. However, the candidates with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are also eligible for admission into B.Sc. (Ag) and B.Sc. (Forestry). Students are admitted in unreserved and various reserved categories strictly on the basis of merit in the respective category through an entrance examination as per the reservation rules of Jharkhand state. Semester system of education is followed in the University. Each semester consists of approximately 115 working days. The residential requirements for the award of Bachelor’s degree is eight semesters including Rural work Experience in B.Sc. (Ag.) and B.Sc. (Forestry), during the last semester. The residential requirements of B.V.Sc. & A.H. Course is of 10 Semesters. The last Semester consists of 6 month compulsory internship programme.

The placements or interviews are all about selling exceptional skills to organisations in the given time. Candidates need to have confidence and clarity on their goals along with the following preparatory steps:1. Research the organisation. This will help you answer questions and stand out among other candidates. 2. Compare skills and qualifications to the job requirements and keep your guards ready. Companies generally look for people with soft skills and those who are capable of problem-solving and critical thinking.3. Watch interviews on the internet and observe the best ways to respond4. Plan what to wear and what to offer as an employee to the organisation5. Pay attention to non-verbal communication6. Follow up

Out of 330 BSc/ BTech graduates 27 were placed during 2022 placements. Further, 4 BCVSc and 30 PG (2-year) students were placed in the 2022 drive. When comparing the data from 2020 to 2022, a fluctuating trend was observed in the number of students placed in all the UG and PG courses offered at the University. For a detailed analysis refer to the below table representing the Birsa Agricultural University placement trends:CoursePlacement Statistics (2020)Placement Statistics (2021)Placement Statistics (2022)BSc/ BTech- Total students: 78- Students placed: 25- Total students: 340- Students placed: 39- Total students: 330- Students placed: 27BVSc- Total students: 14- Students placed: 5- Total students: 28- Students placed: 15- Total students: 28- Students placed: 4PG (2-year)- Total students: 69- Students placed: 10- Total students: 42- Students placed: 8- Total students: 113- Students placed: 30NOTE: The above statistics are gathered from the NIRF report 2023.

The official placement report has not been disclosed as of now. As per the details fetched from the NIRF report, 31 UG and 30 PG students were placed during the 2022 drive. The median package offered to PG (2-year) students was the highest and the amount stood at INR 8.09 LPA. Check the complete insights of Birsa Agricultural University placements 2022 from the table below:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2022)Total students (BSc/ BTech)330Students placed (BSc/ BTech)27Median package (BSc/ BTech)INR 6.40 LPATotal students (BVSc)28Students placed (BVSc)4Median package (BVSc)INR 7.50 LPATotal students (PG-2 year)113Students placed (PG-2 year)30Median package (PG-2 year)INR 8.09 LPANOTE: The above details are fetched from the NIRF report 2023.