Which is the best university for a B.Sc. AG in India?

My cousin brother is pursuing same course from Lovely Professional University. Reviews are pretty good. So I will suggest you to join Lovely Professional University without any second thought. He has discussed few points with me:- He said, Lovely Professional University (LPU) has become India's first private university to get ICAR accreditation This shows the strength and credibility of the department and school as a whole. School of Agricultural sciences is one of the fastest growing school of Agriculture in the entire region and India. It is being rated as among Punjab and India's Best Agriculture colleges. Students are exposed to Commercial farms to get know-how that create an opportunity for students to engage and tone up their endurance, confidence and management skills. The university has well-equipped laboratories, library, lecture rooms and excellent farm facility to conduct agricultural experiments. Students learn about the latest advancements in the field of agriculture, disease resistance, fertilizers and, insecticides with extensive fieldwork and field trips preparing them for the evergreen field of agriculture. The best thing is the University does not compromise with the academics as all the lectures are held and if a faculty wants a leave either the makeup lectures are planned or adjustments are provided for that particular slot. LPU focuses on quality education a lot and all the professors of LPU are highly qualified and friendly, LPU also focuses on practical knowledge a lot and agriculture students of LPU has to go through various such practical tasks and projects which makes it very easy to understand the concepts and develop a deep knowledge of the subjects. Through the Rural Agriculture Work Experience (RAWE) programme the students develop a real-time understanding of conventional agriculture methods and effective dissemination of knowledge to the farmers. In order to provide a basic understanding of emerging problems and technologies involved in agriculture, field visits are conducted to neighboring farms, orchards, and nurseries. Students of School of Agriculture selected in HDFC India's leading private bank at decent package as a Retail- Agri executive. Dhanuka selected 8 students from School of Agriculture at Trainee Business Development Marketing with the highest package Thank You.

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LPU is the first private University in India which is ICAR accredited by ICAR. There are some private colleges in Maharashtra also which you can admission through payment as far I listened they are not up to mark. When coming to faculty's in LPU most of the faculty will be Ph.D. candidates they are good at teaching and very helpful for the students. Unlike government university's faculty's cannot skip the lectures in Lpu. At the end of the semester faculty need to cover the skipped lectures too by conducting extra makeup classes. Research work is upto mark in LPU Placements - LPU is trying to get placements. Companies visited are Tata Rallis, NCDEX, dhanuka, smur Agro, pragya, Reliance etc. LPU trains you for placements by conducting placement classes. It will train your for Group discussions and personal interview and will focus on improving you communication skills and reducing your state fear which most of the colleges do not teach you. LPU also conducts classes for the students who want to prepare for Masters from 3rd year onward. In Lpu you can do internships, job from final year onward. For government university's you are allowed from 4th year. You can do job/ internship from 4th year itself. Diversity will be more in LPU you can make friends from almost all states and few countries too. When diversity is concerned no university in India can beat LPU. Lab and filed work is also good. There are student organisation in Agriculture also AGRINIANS and agros you can also join in it for developing your skills. LPU is just like the more REAP the more you get.

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