B.Sc. In Agriculture
at Ch.Charan Singh Shivdan Singh College, Aligarh

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D NAAC accredited
Private Institute
Estd. 1991

B.Sc. In Agriculture

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B.Sc. In Agriculture
at
Ch.Charan Singh Shivdan Singh College
Overview

Ch.Charan Singh Shivdan Singh College offers admission to the B.Sc. In Agriculture course at the UG level. The total seat intake for the B.Sc. In Agriculture course is 420. For more details related to the B.Sc. In Agriculture offered at Ch.Charan Singh Shivdan Singh College, refer to the table below:

Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	420
Type of University	Private

B.Sc. In Agriculture
at
Ch.Charan Singh Shivdan Singh College

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B.Sc. In Agriculture
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Ch.Charan Singh Shivdan Singh College
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This is a very average college. This is a very low-budget college, feels like 70,000-100,000 only.

Placements: Some small companies give offers here. Students get an average percentage. There are no top recruiting companies here. Only 10% of students get placement here. The top role is that if you are from an agricultural background, you get an easy plantation of crops. No internship program here.

Infrastructure: The hostel is average but there is no availability of food. There are very average facilities available here. If you want to take food, you have to make it yourself or get it from outside. There is no mess in the hostel. No Wi-Fi here. Classrooms are not good. No canteen in the college. No sports games. You cannot live college life here.

Faculty: The teaching quality of faculty is good if you want to get knowledge. Teachers are helpful. If you want to study, attend class regularly. But here, no students attend the class, and that's why no study here. It can give the degree, not the knowledge that a graduate student must have after the course.

Other: I chose this course for my profession. No events and campus fests.

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B.Sc. In Agriculture
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Q: What are the government job options after a BSc Chemistry?

After completing a BSc in Chemistry in India, there are several government job opportunities available across various sectors.

Some of the best government job options for BSc Chemistry graduates include:

Job Profiles	Average Salary
Scientific Assistant/Scientist	INR 1.9 LPA
Quality Control Officer	INR 3.4 LPA
Environmental Analyst/Scientist	INR 5.1 LPA
Drug Inspector	INR 8.3 LPA
Lecturer/Assistant Professor	INR 5 LPA

Note: The salary has been taken from Ambitionbox.com.

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Q: What is the curriculum structure of BSc Industrial Chemistry programme?

The curriculum structure for a BSc Industrial Chemistry programme typically includes core courses, discipline-specific electives, skill enhancement courses, and ability enhancement courses:

Core courses
These are six credit courses.
Discipline-specific electives
These are six credit courses, and students must choose one from each of Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, and Mathophysics in semesters V and VI.
Skill enhancement courses
These are four credit courses, and students must take two each from Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry in each of semesters III, IV, V, and VI.
Ability enhancement courses
These are four credit courses, and students must take AE1 (Environmental Sciences) in Semester I and AE2 (English Communication) in Semester II.
Specialization
In the final semester, students can specialize in Pharmaceutical chemistry, Polymer chemistry, or Agrochemicals.