I taken bsc agriculture in college of agriculture,hassan it is good or bad any placement s in this college?

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The College is located near Karekere, at 19 Kms from Hassan on National Highway-48 (Bangalore-Mangalore) towards Bangalore. Hassan is a private institute. Hassan is well connected by road and train facilities. By recognizing the importance of agricultural education in rural areas, the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore has rightly selected Hassan as the ideal location to start Agricultural College. The district has varied agro-climatic conditions congenial for growing of various field as well as fruits and plantation crops.

Agricultural:-

Agriculture is an evergreen stream that is acknowledged worldwide. You can also do internships in countries like USA and Ireland while doing BSc agriculture. Working in the agricultural industry offers many diverse career opportunities where you can earn a substantial income.

BSc Agriculture is a four year Undergraduate course that primarily focuses on research and practices in agricultural science, dealing with disciplines like Genetics and Plant Breeding, Agricultural Microbiology, Soil Science, Plant Pathology, etc.From scientific and technical backgrounds to business and management, agriculture can provide a fulfilling career field to explore.

Placements:-

1. In this college Placements are quiet good. Students will be given placements training from company called TCS. Which is a very good platform which students are utilizing this.
2. The placement & job opportunities are good in Farm science course and we can eligible for both govt. & Pvt. Sectors jobs
3. Students are assigned for internship in Agr. biotechnology related companies & institution. Such as IIts, Monsanto, ncbs, etc,.
4. Provides good opportunities to the freshly graduates.
5. Students are getting these trainings from 1st year itself.
6. Companies are visited for hiring like TCS, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Infosys, NTT data, etc.

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