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Placements: The placement in my college is at an average level. The percentage of placement is about 50%. The package is 15k per month. Most of the students are willing to join the government sector, like in competitive exams such as UPSC and TNPSC, which are the most interesting jobs for the students in this agricultural course. Moreover, the annual package is a minimum of 2 Lacs and a maximum of 3.5 Lacs.
Placements: No big placements are here. All the students have opted for either PG or start preparing for government exams; some of them are getting placed in some SEED and fertilizer companies with low packages. For agriengineering, there is a wide range of placements.
Placements: 60% were placed,Remaining people choose government exams. Highest package six lakh. Mostly we will be doing practical work more than theory. Students get placed in agriculture based companies. Most of them opt for bank work and some go for coaching classes to Crack government exams.
Placements: The placement in the college is 70%. The package is 4.8 - 6 LPA on average. The recruiting companies are SEED companies, fertilizer companies, and various agro industries. The roles mostly provided are field officer and assistant manager. The course students get internships in various fields; I also got an opportunity in the biotechnology department with 100% placement.
Placements: This college gives placement opportunities to its students. In our college, almost 45% of the students get placements in our course. The highest package offered was 8 LPA. The lowest package offered at the college was 3 LPA. The average package offered at our college was between 3-6 LPA. Various local and national companies visit our college for placements.
Placements: 50% placement is sure. The highest package to my knowledge is 32000. Top recruiting companies are ITC, Milky Midst, Hatsun, etc. 100% internship in companies like ITC, Shanthi Feed, Milky Midst, Cadbury, Nestle, Hatsun. Quality control, manpower planning, stock checking are the roles to be played in industries.
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Current Average CTC of MBA Graduates of Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
In fact, the most recent data does not report an average package for MBA students of Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU).
But it is known that, by and large, the median package among all postgraduate programmes, wherein M
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The cost of studying B.Tech at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
A B.Tech degree at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) is cheap as compared to other private colleges.
The fee structure for B.Tech includes an affordable range of around INR 30,000 up to INR 50,000 per annum, depending on the cou
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Tamil Nadu Agricultural University's (TNAU) emphasis on agriculture-based technology and related fields is reflected in the university's continually improving B.Tech placement rates Graduates of B.Tech programs in fields including biotechnology, food technology and agricultural engineering frequentl
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The B.Tech admission capacity at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University.
The Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) programme in Agricultural Engineering offered by Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) has a capacity limit of 70 students every year.
The B.Tech programs at TNAU are intended to prepare studen
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This is mainly an agricultural school: Tamil Nadu Agricultural University is neither known nor purportedly recognised in engineering courses, other than offering B.Tech programs in some engineering domains such as Agricultural Engineering. While available to other engineering aspirants, being in an
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What is the average package for MBA students at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University?