How can candidates join College of Agriculture, Hassan - University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore?

University of Agricultural Sciences Bangalore provides good placements for BTech courses. As per the NIRF report 2024,  104 UG four-year students were placed during the placement drive held in 2023. Apart from this, the report also states that the median salary secured by UG four-year students stood at INR 5.5 LPA. 

Note: The above placement data is not course-specific. It has been fetched from the official NIRF report.

Yes, the University of Agricultural Sciences Bangalore offers specialised courses under its BSc programme. Some of the specialisations popular among students are  Agriculture, Food, Nutrition and Dietetics, Sericulture, etc. All these courses run for a duration of four years. In the fourth year of course, students get to indulge in research work and gain hands-on experience. 

As per the University of Agricultural Sciences 2024 NIRF report, the median package offered to UG four-year students stood at INR 5.5 LPA. Students must note that this information has been taken from the university's official NIRF report. However, the report does not mention BSc-specific data. It only mentions the data for UG four-year courses offered at the university, which includes BSc courses.

University of Agricultural Sciences is yet to release the course-specific placement data for BSc Hons departments. In the meantime, students can check out the NIRF report released by the university. As per the report, a total of 104 UG four-year students were placed during the 2023 placements. Moreover,  the median salary offered to UG four-year students stood at INR 5.5 LPA. 

Note: It is to be noted that the above placement data is not course-specific. It has been fetched from the official NIRF report. Moreover, the data is only for UG four-year courses offered by the university.

The KCET rank required to get in UAS Bangalore BSc courses varies according to category and choice of course. As per the 2024 cutoff data, the closing rank for the first round ranged from 17051 to 17717. When compared, it was observed that BSc in Agriculture stood as the most competitive specialisation.