University of Agricultural Sciences Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Vivek Nagar

Placements: I think there is no concept of placement in this university, even if there is, it is of no use, small companies with the smallest packages. I must tell students who want to join not to join for the sake of placement after completion of your B.Sc. Agri in this college.

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: There is no placement cell but the alumni group helps in procuring the jobs. The students are sent to industries for unpaid internships during their final year of the degree programme, and the placement for those depends upon the efficiency of their work in the industries.

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: Jai Jawan was the company that comes every year for recruiting. Most of them go to work as agricultural officers or sericulture officers. Almost all got jobs at this college. The average package is around 4 lacs here. Most of the agricultural companies are here for students.

Placements: The first thing is that no private company is interested in agriculture graduates, so no placement at all. If at all there is a placement, do not expect a high salary. In our batch, no one got into any private companies. Our batchmates had no other options other than to study for their master's. They all just joined Masters.

Placements: Our college doesn't provide good placements. Our college has a placement cell. Interested students can opt for placements. Many students prefer higher studies. They go for MBA and M.Sc. They attempt other competitive exams. The placement cell is good.

Placements: In our college, almost 40% to 50% of students are placed. The salary package offered is 3 LPA to 6 LPA. Top recruiting companies like Syngenta, Nagarjuna, etc., visit our campus. Around 20% to 30% of students get internships. Top roles offered are assistant manager, supervisor, field inspector, and assistant professor.

Placements: The college will send students on unpaid internships in their fourth year. Recruitment is based on students' working efficiency. Almost 80% of students are placed. Top recruiting companies like ITC, Sula Vineyards, Akshaya Kalpa, etc., visit our campus. Campus recruitment is being taken care of for each student. Top roles offered are food quality executive officer and food inspector.

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: There are no on-campus placements. So it is quite difficult to search for jobs on our own. Students will not get any internships. They will upload some company openings on the website, but none of them reply to your mail. It is quite annoying, and we do not get help from the placement cell.

Placements: Almost 90% of the students got placed. All seed fertilizer and other companies recruit students from our course. Students got recruited by top companies and are given good salary packages. This course offers the highest knowledge to youth as food is of primary importance.

Placements: About 90% of students get placement in good companies. Jai Kisan is a famous company that visit our college to recruit great students. About 80% of students get an internship, and students are focusing on entrepreneurship.

Placements: There were about 62 students in the course, and the students got internships in Way2 Abi and other retail fertilizers. They also got practical exposure to various financial institutions such as the banking sector, rural banks and cooperatives.

Placements: None of the students got placed in my batch due to the pandemic. 30% of students got internships in companies like Way2agribusiness, Ecozen, Karnataka Mango Development Board etc. Roles offered are business analyst, marketing officers, quality officer, agriculture extension officer etc.

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.