MPKV - Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Ahmednagar

Placements: The percentage needed for students of the general category is around 80%–85% in the MH-CET entry exam of Maharashtra state. The role offered is to study about agriculture in depth to love the problem of farmers. The course comes to recruit on campus.

Placements: The minimum percentage needed to get admission in our college of general category students is above 85% in the MH-CET exam. The college offers the best placement on campus. The top companies in our field comes for placement on campus. 60% of students get the placement on campus.

Placements: There, 120% of students were placed in this course at our college. The highest package is 5 lakhs, and the maximum is 7 lakhs. Our college has the best recruitment provided by our faculty, and we are thankful to have such a good environment in the college.

Placements: 40% student are placed. 1 lac to 10lac per annum is the average package. Bayer, Syngenta etc are the companies where students are placed. CR were represented. Our classes were nice. All the activities are held strictly and represent my class performances and is perfect, that why I love my college.

Placements: Because I love agriculture so much, my parents got me admission in a government college. The highest package in my college is 8 LPA, which is why I love my college so much. Many government companies refer students from my college because I enjoy farming a lot.

Placements: Between 50 to 60% of students were placed in this course. 2) Placement depends on the field; students in technology, pest control, agriculture business management, Ayurvedic medicine companies, and pathology have better job prospects.

Placements: The minimum marks required for admission to general category students is 80-85%. The highest package our college offers is 7-8 lakhs, and the lowest is 2-3 lakhs. The top companies in the agriculture field visit our college for placements, including Planto, Navbharat, and Jain Irrigation.

Placements: I am student of final year of B.Sc. (hons) Agriculture and frankly speaking there's no placement cell or no company come for placement. After completion of this degree you have to go for higher studies or off campus placement. No placement for UG graduates.

Placements: Around 45% of students got placed in our college. Many industries visit our college to hire students. The highest salary package offered was 6 LPA. The lowest salary package offered was 1.5 LPA. Many fertiliser, seed, and processing industries visit our campus for recruitment.

Placements: The college provides the opportunity for placement but students really don't apply for it, as the students are focused towards civil exam or M.Sc. but 2.4 lakh per year is the maximum package for positions like manager and field officer. Zydex industry has recently approached our college.

Placements: About 60% of students were placed. The highest salary package offered was 6 LPA and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Top recruiters were Coromandel, Bharat Krishi Seva, and Syngenta. Students got internships in local agro-industrial companies such as food processing and seed processing companies. Top roles offered were block agricultural officer and agriculture field officer.

Placements: Most students from our batch started preparing for various government exams, and six of our classmates passed the banking exams on their first attempt. Others are preparing for UPSC regulatory bodies and some of them are placed in private companies like Coromandel, Syngenta, Bharat Krushi Seva, Bharat Agri, etc. Agriculture colleges prepare students for government and private jobs, and most of them are placed within 1-2 years of passing out with salary packages varying from 4 LPA to 8 LPA.

Placements: B.Sc. agriculture is a 4-year course. In the previous year, we have to do internships at different companies related to agriculture and its appliances. When I was in the final year, Finolex was one of the top recruiters that gave the highest salary package of 6 LPA. Every batch has almost 200 to 250 students. Out of which, 50% of students almost get placed or they apply for further studies.

Placements: The placements are often low with usually salesman jobs. Salesman jobs are truly low-paid and unsatisfying. The placement cell anyways keeps you updated on all the related placements and opportunities. College tries its best to give maximum benefit to students.

Placements: The competitive exam through the collector, IAS, IPS, and many other top roles are offered. Many companies provide internships. The topmost companies provide a role as CEO, and many other top posts are offered.

Placements: There are 120 seats in our college for the CAP round. Many agriculture base companies visit the college for recruitment. Only 15% of students apply for an internship from our college. From our course, students can do various jobs and also prepare for UPSC.

Placements: Companies like fertilizer and seed companies come here for campus selection. Students who score 75-90% can get placed in this college. Lots of students don't take part in campus placements because they want to prepare for competitive exams.

Placements: For placements, our college provides training on aptitude, group discussion, skill developments and also guides in mini-projects as well as final year projects.

Placements: In our college, most of the students prepare for competitive exams so students are not interested in placements. There is no placements in the last 3 years. Students want to have a career in government jobs and not in the private sector. Placements are done in past years in our college.

Placements: Most of the students prepare for competitive exams. That's why students not take any placement from college. There is not any placement committee in college. If you want to take placement from college you should have contact with college dean committee for inviting companies.