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At SRMU, agricultural education goes beyond books. Students receive hands-on experience through modern laboratories, well-equipped research farms, and field-based training programmes like RAWE — the Rural Agricultural Work Experience. The university follows the latest ICAR guidelines to ensure that students learn both traditional and modern farming techniques.

Through exposure to precision farming, sustainable agriculture, and agribusiness management, SRMU prepares students to become future-ready professionals and entrepreneurs. With industrial visits, expert lectures, and practical crop production training, students gain real-world knowledge that connects classrooms to the fields.

In short, SRMU helps agriculture students grow with technology, innovation, and purpose — shaping them into the changemakers of tomorrow's farming world.

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• Genetic Engineering Lab
• Bioinformatics Lab
• Molecular Biology Lab
• Environmental Biotechnology Lab
• Biomedical Instrumentation Lab
• Plant Biotechnology Lab
• Immunology Lab 

• Dedicated guidance: The faculty provides mentorship to students throughout their research projects.
• Research expertise: Faculty members specialize in diverse areas such as molecular and cell biology, cancer biology, virology, and bioinformatics, offering students a wide range of research fields to explore.
• Publication support: Students are encouraged to write and present research papers for publication in scientific journals and at national conferences. 

• Leading partners: SRMU has partnered with reputed institutions like the CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (IITR), Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)-Central Institute for Subtropical Horticulture (CISH), and ICAR-National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources (NBFGR).
• International exposure: The university has also signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with international academic institutions, such as the University for Business and Technology (UBT), Kosovo, to facilitate global research collaborations.
• Internships: These collaborations help provide students with valuable internship opportunities in both academia and industry.

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 No, a tier 1 college is not strictly necessary for a successful career, but it does offer significant advantages such as better faculty, infrastructure, and strong placement opportunities. Success ultimately depends more on your individual skills, efforts, and continuous learning. 

• Pure Sciences/Research: If you are interested in the subjects themselves, aim for institutes like IISc Bangalore, IISERs, NISER,  ISI Kolkata, or CMI. These offer integrated B.Sc-M.Sc or B.Math/B.Stat programs and lead to careers in research (ISRO, DRDO), academia, or data science.
• Design & Architecture: If you have a creative inclination, consider careers in Architecture (B.Arch, via NATA or JEE Main Paper 2 exam) or Design (B.Des, via UCEED exam).
• Aviation & Merchant Navy: These fields offer adventurous, high-paying jobs. Options include Commercial Pilot training (requires a CPL license and medical clearance), B.Sc Nautical Science, or B.Tech in Marine Engineering.
• Business & Management: A BBA followed by an MBA from a good B-school is a solid path into the corporate sector (e.g., finance, marketing, data analytics).
• Computer Applications/IT (Non-Engineering): Pursue a BCA followed by an MCA. This route is very skill-focused, and with strong coding skills, you can land top jobs in tech companies.
• Defense Services: You can join the National Defence Academy (NDA) right after Class 12, an honorable career with stable growth.
• Skill-Based Certifications: Regardless of the college tier, focus on building job-ready skills like data science, AI/Machine Learning, ethical hacking, graphic design, or web development through online courses and certifications.