Central Agricultural University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and friendly. They know their stuff and always help out. We got to visit a lot of industries and KVKs too. The courses weren't too hard because the professors explain everything really well. Almost everyone passes with a 99% success rate.

Placement: Most students get placed, almost everyone. The job opportunities are diverse, including government jobs, top fertilizer and pesticide companies, and more. About 70% of the dedicated students secure good placements. Graduates can work in agriculture, veterinary, banking, teaching, or research.

Campus: The campus has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, fields, and even animals like cows, pigs, hens, and chicks. All the facilities are top-notch. The food is clean, the timing is convenient, and the prices are reasonable. The canteens are always open and ready to serve. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff, they're all PhD experts. The course content is spot on, and you can access all the subjects on the online ICAR Ecourses site. Passing the semester exams is pretty doable since the teachers are so helpful. The syllabus is top-notch, and if you're into it, you can definitely pursue your interests here. The passing rate is around 60%, so not too bad.

Placement: Around 30-35 students found jobs from our college. We pay around Rs. 50,000 per month for one semester, and the highest fee for our course is Rs. 70,000 per semester. Students get placed in areas like food safety, floriculture, food processing, and the fruit department. Some of the top job roles are horticulturist, floriculturist, and breeder.

Campus: Living in the hostel is cool because you share a room with one other student. You get a study table, bed, and almirah in your room. The washrooms are shared by around 12-15 students, and we all eat together in a big dining hall that fits 30 people. The food in the canteen is really good and healthy. Each hostel has its own gym with trainers. We all use the same library, which is great. The classrooms have cool tech stuff, and the lab is well-equipped with everything we need. Plus, there's a hospital on campus in case anyone gets sick. For fun, we have a football ground and indoor stadium. Each hostel has its own games to play indoors. It's a pretty sweet setup overall.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They're all super smart because they work for the government. Each of us has a personal advisor who guides us like our parents. The classes are cool with all the high-tech stuff like smart boards, projectors, and CCTV. The teachers use slides to teach us, and they put pictures on them to help us remember better. Our course is pretty long, about 5 and a half years. We have exams every year, both internal and external. They count the best 2 out of 3 internal exams. And there's a big veterinary hospital on campus too.

Placement: Our college provides lots of opportunities. Every year, some students get a chance to go to the Philippines for a 3-month internship. It's a great opportunity for the top 10 students in the class. The government covers all the expenses because our college is part of the Central Agricultural University.

Campus: The college infrastructure is great because they recently painted all the buildings. We have 2 nice hostels for boys and 2 for girls. Also, there's a boys' PG hostel and a girls' PG hostel. There's a canteen for students and a shop that sells everything we need. The labs are awesome, especially the microBiology lab which is considered one of the best for studying vet microBiology.

Admission: The faculty in every department are really nice. There are at least 5 teachers along with a Head of Department, associate professors, and assistant professors. They are all friendly and helpful. They do their best to explain things well. All the teachers are qualified. The college follows the rules of VCI. They accept up to 95 students every year. There are 80 staff members in total. If you want to be a vet, this is the place to be!

Placement: This college is all about veterinary science, and it's funded by the government. The course lasts for five and a half years, and once you finish, you become a vet. You can then look for jobs in the government, private sector, or even the Indian army. If you want to study more, you can go for a postgrad degree or even do an MBA. It's a great place to kickstart your career in animal care!

Campus: The college has a really good setup. There are 18 departments with nice labs. Plus, there's a library that's part of the Orrisa University of Agriculture and Technology, just 200 meters from the college. There's a health center where you can get a free check-up and even a horse race court for NCC cadets. NCC cadets can also learn horse riding for free here. They organize sports events every year, and there's a sports complex where you can play basketball, volleyball, cricket, carrom, and badminton. The labs and classrooms are good, with smart classroom systems. Even though there's no AC, there are plenty of fans. Each classroom can hold up to 95 students.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They stick to the schedule for each semester. The dean is friendly too. Everything is done according to the rules. The administrative block handles all official tasks smoothly.

Placement: Our college doesn't help us find jobs after we graduate. But other colleges linked to CAU do. Instead, our college has an internship program. Students need to finish their internships within 6 months.

Campus: The college of food technology doesn't have great infrastructure. The buildings for the college, girls hostel, and boys hostel all look the same. Lately, our college got approved by ICAR. They're planning to construct a new college building soon.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, with lots of assistant and associate professors. The course lasts 4 years with 8 semesters in all. The final year includes hands-on agriculture experiences like RAWEP and AELP, which really help us understand how things work in the field.

Placement: I really like studying Agriculture because there are so many job options out there. When it comes to getting a job after graduating, this college doesn't have a specific placement system. To apply for government jobs, you have to take a test set by the state or central government. For private jobs, they usually interview you based on your grades.

Campus: I've been at this college since 2008. The campus is huge, over 150 acres, and has fields for cricket, basketball, and other sports. The labs are great, but the medical facilities could be better. The classrooms are big, but they don't have AC. There's also a cool virtual room with AC for digital stuff.

Admission: The teachers in every department are pretty good. They're always willing to help out. Sometimes we even get guest speakers to talk about what we're learning. It's cool to get some extra info like that. And the courses are organized well too.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Most of the doctors who studied here got good jobs after graduating. Around 80% of them found placements. The average salary is Rs.60,000, with the highest being Rs.90,000 and the lowest Rs.40,000. Companies don't come to campus, so there aren't specific roles offered. But every student manages to get an internship through the college. The stipend for internships is Rs.5000 per year. For ST students, it's Rs.18,000 and for SC students, it's Rs.14,000.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with everything you need. The labs are well-equipped and organized. The library has lots of books. Classrooms are modern, and there's even a smart class. The canteen serves good food, and there's Wi-Fi too. Hostel rooms are nice. Overall, no complaints about the infrastructure here.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. They're great at teaching, and most of them are associate professors. They really try hard to help us improve. The exams are pretty tough, but we're all working hard. The pass rate is really high at 99%.

Placement: The average CGPA of students is 75, with the highest being 85. There aren't any job placements, so we're focusing on preparing for the JRF exam for further studies. It's a good college for horticulture.

Campus: The college provides a lot of facilities like hostels, playgrounds, Wi-Fi, labs, library, and sports. The food in the canteen is decent and they also have medical services available, which is really important.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but some are really good. Most teachers don't seem too serious about teaching. If you study well, the semester exams are pretty easy. The college is big on practical learning, they even plant trees and plants to make the campus look nice.

Placement: In our course, around 60% to 90% of students got placed. The highest salary was 90%, the lowest was 60%, and the average was 70%. The popular job roles were agriculture officer, agribusiness, agri farm, and horticulture officer.

Campus: The college is pretty isolated, far from any big towns or cities. The nearby villages aren't very developed, so we deal with a lot of issues like bad internet, not enough school stuff, and not-so-great living conditions. There's no canteen yet, and the food in the hostel is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and classes happen on time. Some teachers are awesome at teaching, while others are just okay. They get us ready for the job market and even bring in experts for training sessions and seminars. Plus, they send some of the best students abroad for training with scholarships. Lots of students pass their exams here.

Placement: I haven't heard of anyone getting a job from college placement yet. But in the 4th year, we do get an internship that pays some money. It's a cool program where we learn a lot about agriculture and business. It's good practice for when we graduate and look for jobs in those fields.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, but it's kept clean. The classrooms are spacious and have smart projectors. The labs have all the equipment we need. Sadly, there's no Wi-Fi in the classrooms. The medical facilities aren't great. They do have a gym for everyone, and the hostel is alright. But hey, the food is actually pretty good!