• Updated by KollegeApply
Average rating of OUAT
Overall Rating
Student Rating Distribution
Nitin Nair
B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering
Reviewed On 27 Nov, 2025
Admission: The teachers and staff here are really qualified. They really focus on the courses. It's good to set your own goals and get ready for exams with help from teachers in the last year. They also help us with exams like GATE. We start training from good institutes in the second year to be ready for the industry. If you pay attention and aim for a GPA of 7 or higher, the semesters are pretty doable.
Placement: During my time at college, most students found jobs after graduation. Some went for further studies. Big companies like Pradhan, Mahindra, Escort, VST, and Amul came for placements. They offered jobs in sales and NGOs. Also, many students got internships during their studies.
Campus: The hostel here is great! They have nice rooms, good food, and always have water. The guys' hostel has free Wi-Fi, and some girls' hostels do too. Our college has awesome labs, a big library, cool air-conditioned classrooms, and smart boards for learning. Plus, there's a hospital on campus for students and staff. And there are lots of fun things to do like playing sports, riding horses, and chilling in the playgrounds.
Supriya Rao
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 17 Nov, 2025
Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and really experienced. Most of them have Ph.D.s, which is cool. They help us out a lot and explain things well when we're confused. The courses are interesting, and most students pass with a 68% success rate.
Placement: The salaries after graduating are pretty good. The highest is around 10 lakhs per year, the average is around 6 lakhs, and the lowest is about 3 lakhs. Most students, like over 72%, end up getting jobs. The main companies hiring here are DuPont India Ltd and Rasi Seeds. They usually offer jobs as farm managers or in quality assurance. Oh, and about 60% of students manage to snag internships too.
Campus: The campus has separate hostels for boys and girls, which is great. The hostel has 24-hour hot water and the food is good. There's a nice mess that can fit about 500 students. Our department has its own blocks, which is cool. The labs are well-equipped, and there's also a library and Wi-Fi available.
Dinesh Nair
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 4 Nov, 2025
Admission: I really like my college because they have a variety of courses in agriculture, science, and technology. They offer B.Sc., B.Tech, B.F.Sc., and BVSC for undergraduates and M.Sc., MCA, and MBA for postgraduates. To get into these courses, you have to take an entrance exam and attend counseling sessions for seat assignments. It's a great place for those interested in these fields!
Placement: The college mostly offers government jobs, but they also have good private job options. Lots of students get placed in big companies each year. The salaries range from 3 LPA to 25 LPA, which is pretty good. Overall, they have decent placement opportunities.
Campus: The hostel here isn't the best. They've got dorms, a library, sports stuff, a gym, a cafeteria, an auditorium, and more. Boys and girls have separate hostels. The library has loads of books and journals for studying. You can also use the sports area and gym. There's a health center on campus for medical stuff. They've got IT stuff, labs, and more.
Abhishek Choudhary
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 10 Oct, 2025
Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The curriculum could use some freshening up. The teaching is okay, not the best. The semester exams can be a bit of a drag. There are some areas where the teaching could be better.
Placement: The job chances after college aren't that great. Big companies don't come to hire us. The companies that do come are Amul, Odisha Livelihoods Mission, and Pradan CYSD. But they don't pay much. Most jobs are in sales. Only about 7-8 students out of 242 got jobs in our batch.
Campus: The campus is big and has air-conditioned classrooms. The library is awesome. Labs are okay. There's no Wi-Fi in college or hostel. The hostel is cozy and clean. The food in the mess is pretty good.
Gautam Das
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 28 Sept, 2025
Admission: The teachers and classes here are great. They're always cheering us on for our studies, sports, and other activities. They help us a lot during exams. A lot of us passed our exams last semester. The teachers even take us out to work with real farmers. It's a cool way to learn about farming.
Placement: Around 250 students are in each batch at our college. Recently, they started offering placements. The banking and agriculture sectors are hiring students. About 20-30% of students get selected in the interviews. Canara Bank and Punjab National Bank are the top companies hiring students, along with other oil seed and agriculture-related companies. It's a great opportunity for us to kickstart our careers!
Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and top-notch technology in labs. The classrooms are all digital and have AC. They're also upgrading the hostels with new infrastructure. Even though it might seem old, the college is fully equipped with the latest technology and modern rooms.
Meena Verma
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 24 Sept, 2025
Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're all experienced and the quality of teaching is top-notch. This college in Odisha is awesome for studying agriculture. The exams are fair and most students pass with flying colors like 99% pass rate! It's a great place to learn.
Placement: A lot of students from our college go for civil services in Odisha. It's cool to see so many of them getting selected! Some big companies like IDBI bank, Mother Dairy, Pradan, Srijan, Indian Potash Limited, Wassan, and MK Agrico come to our college for placements. The main roles they offer are AAO and ASCO.
Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, which is great. The classrooms have air conditioning and digital boards. The library is spacious and well-kept. The hostels are clean and tidy, and the food is delicious for lunch and dinner. Unfortunately, the hostel rooms don't have air conditioning, but they are cleaned regularly.
Yash Rao
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 6 Sept, 2025
Admission: The teachers are awesome! They really care about us and always help out. Exams can be super stressful with 10-12 subjects each semester, but the courses are interesting.
Placement: The placements at our college aren't great. They offer jobs in private agriculture colleges and the government sector. Many students are interested in working in banks.
Campus: The college has good infrastructure with new buildings being built for more classes. The PG buildings are in great shape. Too bad there's no cafe on campus. The old hostels could use an upgrade, but the new ones are awesome! They have study tables, chairs, dorm rooms, and even indoor games.
Arun Menon
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 5 Aug, 2025
Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and always help us out. The course is pretty thorough, and we learn a lot from it. It even inspires us to start our own businesses. We have tests often to make sure we're learning. They also organize programs to help us become better entrepreneurs.
Placement: I love the placements here! They help students get jobs in fertiliser and pesticide companies. Plus, there are lots of career paths to choose from once you graduate. It's great for prepping for different jobs too.
Campus: The hostel has good infrastructure and the food is tasty too.
Ajay Choudhary
Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSC) and Animal Husbandry (AH)
Reviewed On 26 Jul, 2025
Admission: The professors here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are top-notch in their fields. Some of them even won awards for being great teachers. The courses are well-organized, and we're all really into learning and improving in our field. The exams aren't too hard, so it's not too tough to get good grades.
Placement: I'm currently studying Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc AH). After graduation, most students from our college work as Veterinary Assistant Surgeons in Odisha. Some choose to continue studying for higher degrees here. The average salary after graduation is around 70,000. During internships, students also get paid, which is a nice bonus.
Campus: The campus here is top-notch! I like how each department has its own building. They're all new and have everything we need. The classrooms are smart, and the accommodation is nice. Plus, we've got Wi-Fi everywhere, cool labs with new tech, and a library with books on everything. I also appreciate that there are hostels for both guys and girls. The food is awesome it tastes like something from a fancy restaurant. And the best part? We get free medical care. Oh, and there's lots of sports here, like cricket, volleyball, football, and badminton. And they offer stuff like NCC, NSS, and PE. It's pretty cool!
Varun Verma
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture
Reviewed On 25 Jul, 2025
Admission: The teachers are super helpful. They clear our doubts and make sure we understand the concepts well. In our final year, we had the Students' READY program where we worked in the field with the Assistant Agriculture officer and in different industries to learn about real work. The semester exam was pretty tough because the question paper was set by colleges under ICAR. You really have to study hard to get a good score. It's important to stay disciplined in the exam hall. The pass rate is around 98%.
Placement: Placements in our college are quite limited. Only about 10-12% of students get placed each year. The highest salary offered is around 8-9 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA and the average is 5-6 LPA. Companies like ITC, Nestle, Cadbury, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Accenture recruit students from our course. Job roles available include Agri Development Officer, Assistant Agriculture Officer, Probationary Officer, Field Manager, and Rural Development Officer.
Campus: The college has good electricity and water supply, plus Wi-Fi. The labs and classrooms are neat and clean. But in summer, we face power cuts. The food in the mess is just okay, not great. We often end up eating outside. Medical help is easy to access.
Ask Questions
Ask about OUAT to experts?
Write here...
Loading...
Useful Links
Quick navigation to OUAT pages, courses, and related listings.
