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Estd. 1995
NIRF #39 (Agriculture and Allied Sectors) 2025

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Overall Rating

4.5
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Based on 20 Verified Users

Student Rating Distribution

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4.4/5
Admission

Admission

4.5/5
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4.5/5
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Sarika Das

Sarika Das

Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.)

Reviewed On 10 Nov, 2025

4.8
5 Admission 5 Academics 4 Placement 5 Infrastructure

Admission: The professors are really good at teaching and always ready to help. The courses are super useful for your career. The semesters are not too hard  kind of in the middle. If you pay attention in class, it's easy to score over 80%. Some teachers are just amazing at teaching.

Placement: Not many students are getting jobs right after college because most want to study more. But you can get jobs in private agri companies by emailing them. The jobs mostly involve selling fish feed and medicine.

Campus: The faculty has three hostels - one for girls and two for boys. Each batch has its own classroom. The library has lots of books and free Wi-Fi. We have a mess where we eat lunch and dinner. There's a playground for sports. And we can see a doctor during office hours if needed.

Hema Reddy

Hema Reddy

Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.)

Reviewed On 20 Oct, 2025

4.8
5 Admission 5 Academics 4 Placement 5 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and always ready to lend a hand, whether it's in class or in the lab. The course is really cool and has a lot of potential. The exams can be a bit challenging, but as long as you put in the effort, you can pass with a 50% success rate.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after graduation, around 85%90%. The highest salary is 45 lakhs per year, while the average is 10 lakhs. Companies like Godrej Agrovet, IBM, and Biostadt come to hire us. In Masters, we get a 30,000 INR scholarship per year. The internships vary, and we can even be campus ambassadors. It's cool!

Campus: Our campus isn't huge, but it's really well laid out. The classrooms are modern and the labs have all the latest equipment. The library has tons of books, including some rare ones. The hostels are roomy and have good ventilation. Wi-Fi is also available in the hostels. We've got a big playground, tennis court, and volleyball court for sports. And there's even a doctor's office on campus for medical stuff.

Isha Das

Isha Das

Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.)

Reviewed On 10 Oct, 2025

4.5
4 Admission 5 Academics 4 Placement 5 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're like human Google! Super helpful and friendly, just like friends. The course curriculum totally makes sense and gets us ready for jobs. The exams in each semester are a bit challenging, but not impossible.

Placement: I love that our college sets us up with great job opportunities, whether it's in government or private sectors. Companies like godrej agrovet and IBM visit our campus to hire students, offering good pay. About 9 out of 10 students land a job right after finishing the B.F.Sc. program. They get roles like sales executive or scientist trainee. It's awesome to see so many of us get placed right after graduation!

Campus: The classrooms are nice with air conditioning. They don't have smart boards, but they do have projectors. The labs in every department are well-equipped. The best part is the hostel and mess. It's the cheapest in the whole state, only 300 rs/month for the hostel. The food in the mess is really good.

Rekha Khan

Rekha Khan

Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSC) and Animal Husbandry (AH)

Reviewed On 20 Sept, 2025

4.3
4 Admission 4 Academics 4 Placement 5 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The curriculum is spot on and follows the Veterinary Council of India guidelines. Exams are a bit challenging, but most students manage to pass with flying colors.

Placement: Studying veterinary science opens up a lot of job opportunities. You can work in private companies or government offices. There's no fixed salary, but you can make a lot of money, especially through clinical work. If you work for the government as a vet officer, you start at around Rs. 65k a month plus DA. You can also start your own farms, like poultry, goat, dairy, or sheep farms. After the 4th year, we all have to do a year-long internship in different places. There are lots of job options once you finish, like being a vet surgeon, working in medicine or public health, or even becoming a farm manager. Some big companies also hire us, like AMUL and pharmaceutical companies. It's a great course with lots of cool career options.

Campus: The university has good facilities and infrastructure. They have smart classes to help you understand better, and well-equipped labs. The central library is great, you can borrow books for a long time and study in a quiet environment. The hostel facilities are good too, they have all the study materials you need and everything for daily living. The food is tasty. There's a medical unit on campus for any health issues. They also have sports activities like football, cricket, volleyball, running competitions, and indoor games. It's fun to participate in these events!

Nitin Das

Nitin Das

Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.)

Reviewed On 13 Sept, 2025

4.3
4 Admission 5 Academics 4 Placement 4 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They know their stuff and are really famous in their fields. The course is great and gets us ready for the real world. If you study well, the exams are a breeze. About 80% of students get around 80%, which is cool. Pass rate is 40%, so not too hard to make it through.

Placement: Most students in our course get jobs after graduation, around 90%. The starting salary is about 2.4 LPA. I'm not sure about the highest pay offered. There are good job opportunities in private companies, government jobs, and also in other states.

Campus: The college has great facilities like labs, library, playground, and hostel rooms with beds and tables. Each classroom has a desk for every two students. The food in the mess is tasty, and they even have a gym. Students also enjoy playing in the various playgrounds on campus. Overall, the college infrastructure is pretty good.

Anita Mishra

Anita Mishra

Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.)

Reviewed On 12 Aug, 2025

4.0
4 Admission 4 Academics 4 Placement 4 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and most of them have a PhD. They're always there to help us out whenever we need it. We can talk to them about anything without feeling awkward. The course we're taking is super relevant to what we need to learn. It's getting us ready for the industry. Exams are a big deal here, but they're fair. We actually enjoy them because the course is interesting. And most of us do well in them. We're learning a lot of useful stuff in our course, like how to handle emergencies in fisheries and how to be a pro in our field. It's been a great experience so far!

Placement: Most of the students from our university have landed good jobs in private and government sectors. The highest salary package for our course can go up to 15 LPA, while the lowest is around 3 LPA. On average, students get offers ranging from 5 to 6 LPA. In the government sector, jobs like FEO, DFO are common. Private companies like Rupsha Fish Private Limited, Eatas Fishery Pvt Ltd also come for campus placements. We all get internship opportunities in our final year to gain experience. Companies like Rupsha Fish Private Limited and seafood companies in Digha and Chak Garia offer internships to students.

Campus: The campus has good lab facilities and Wi-Fi. Classrooms are nice for studying, and the library has lots of books on different subjects. The hostel arrangements are great, with good meals to keep us healthy. There's also a medical center with a first aid kit and staff. Sports activities happen throughout the year, and we can play on the campus ground. Overall, it's a well-equipped university for students.

Anita Das

Anita Das

Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSC) and Animal Husbandry (AH)

Reviewed On 1 Aug, 2025

4.5
4 Admission 5 Academics 5 Placement 4 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers in each department are super qualified and educated. They're really helpful to us students. The quality of teaching is top-notch. We have theory and practical classes on the regular. Exams happen often, with three internal ones and a final one each year. The course content is mostly relevant, but some subjects could use a little more relevance. Exams are just right in terms of difficulty, not too hard or too easy. Keeping up with regular study is key.

Placement: The course is great for becoming a doctor. Lots of job options like government jobs, private jobs, research, teaching, etc. Most students aim for government jobs as it's secure. For private jobs, companies like Amul, Red Cow, Shalimar are popular choices. The final year has a compulsory internship with a Rs 20,000 stipend. Great opportunities after graduating!

Campus: The classrooms are great, clean, and have a nice atmosphere. They have projectors and all the modern stuff we need. Each department has its own lab with lots of equipment. We have regular practical classes. There's a library on campus where we can study and borrow books. Both guys and girls have hostels. The girls' hostel rooms are really nice with good lighting and fans. The rooms are big and clean. The food in the mess is pretty good.

Priya Joshi

Priya Joshi

Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSC) and Animal Husbandry (AH)

Reviewed On 29 Jul, 2025

4.0
4 Admission 5 Academics 4 Placement 3 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and they really help us learn. You can ask them anything, even outside of class. Right now, we don't have semester exams in our course. We have three internal exams and one external exam every year. The exams are not too hard, so if you study and pay attention in class, you can pass without a problem.

Placement: This course sets you up to become a doctor, guaranteeing job security. Once you graduate, you have lots of career paths to choose from. You could work as a government veterinary officer, join a private company, or start your own practice. If you want, you can even pursue further studies and become a professor or scientist. Lots of options to explore!

Campus: The classroom setup is nice, but the hostel needs improvement. It's tough to get help from the staff when there are issues. Things take forever to get fixed. The food in the mess is okay, and there's a canteen too. They have medical help with a doctor and ambulance on campus.

Tanya Nair

Tanya Nair

Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.)

Reviewed On 28 Jul, 2025

5.0
5 Admission 5 Academics 5 Placement 5 Infrastructure

Admission: I'm studying in this college with nine departments for four years. The teachers come from different places and top universities. They're really smart and help us a lot. We have doubt-clearing classes two times a week. The course is all about our curriculum, but it also helps us grow as people. It prepares us well for jobs in the future. Each semester, we have two exams - one inside the class and one outside. There are also small tests during the semester. The exams are tough with standard questions, and you need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: Our course is all about fishery stuff, and this college in West Bengal is the only one offering it. Every year, around 44 students are picked through counseling based on their 12th board exam. Once you're in, after 4 years, big companies like Godrej, Agrovet, and MPEDA come for campus placements. On top of that, every year, 20-30 students land internships in these companies with a salary of about INR 15-20 lakhs per year. So, studying B.F.Sc. here is a great opportunity for students interested in this field.

Campus: The campus is great! They've got everything you need labs, Wi-Fi, classrooms, hostel, canteen, and more. Plus, there's a medical center and even a hospital on campus. Everything is clean and top-notch. You can play games inside and outside, and they have sports events every year. It's awesome!

Pooja Verma

Pooja Verma

Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.)

Reviewed On 24 May, 2025

5.0
5 Admission 5 Academics 5 Placement 5 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and always ready to help out. They give us notes and recommend books after each course. Our syllabus gets us ready for the industry, plus this university is ICAR approved. Exams are split into two parts: a mid-term with 30 marks for multiple choice and short questions, and an end term with 30 marks for broader questions. The exams are kinda tough but manageable.

Placement: The degree program here has lots of job opportunities. Most students aim for government jobs like Fishery Extension Officer. But some also get placed in private companies, both in the state and abroad. I heard about a student who got a job in the Philippines! Companies like Benfish Hindusthan Unilever hire our students too. And we can also try for exams like WBCS, Rail, Bank P.O, etc. Lots of options for us after graduation!

Campus: The campus has awesome labs for different subjects. Classrooms are cool with AC, and the library is right in the middle for teachers. Wi-Fi is there too. The hostel is nice and not too expensive like other courses.

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