Colleges in Karnataka

In Andhra Pradesh:

1. College of Fishery Science, Muthukur (SVVU, Tirupati) – NAAC Grade A accreditation with strong placement support in government and private fisheries sectors.
2. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Srikakulam – Specialized courses in fishery management, though not ranked by NIRF, with good industry connections.

In Karnataka:

1. College of Fisheries, Mangalore (KVAFSU) – Part of a well-regarded university, with solid placements in fisheries and aquaculture industries.
2. Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE), Bangalore – Ranked highly in agricultural education, with excellent placement opportunities in fisheries, aquaculture, and research.

Last Update on Cut-off Informalities on Admission: B.A in Media Studies for Christ University!

For the academic year 2024-2025, for Christ University, the last updates regarding the B.A Media Studies programme will be as in every other year. However, the admission cutoff for B.A Media Studies is determined on the applicants' marks in the entrance tests and personal interviews through the gates.

In general, a candidate should have a minimum qualifying mark of about 70% of the eligibility examination and in the university entrance evaluation as well.

Application might be more competitive; therefore, the student should apply as early as possible within this window when the seats would fill up fast.

The precise cutoffs change from year to year based on the merit of all students together. 

There is no surety of placement here as M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (MSRUAS) has a very excellent track record of placements. Various avenues for internships and jobs are provided by offering excellent industry collaborations. Industry engagement is also taken by having a dedicated placement cell and conducting training programs and campus recruitment drives to give added skills to the students to maximize employment opportunities. Companies in various sectors such as IT, engineering, management, and healthcare come to campus for recruitment. However, placement is purely based on individual performance and skills, depending on the opportunity available at the time of recruitment during the season.

In Jain University, Psychology SAS refers to different academic streams or departments providing psychology programs and Psychology SSC refers to School of Social Sciences and Humanities. The key difference comes in terms of course structures and approach.
Psychology SAS follows an interdisciplinary broad approach. Psychology covers fields from behavioral sciences to counseling and even clinical psychology.

Psychology SSC, on the other hand, is more inclined to the social Science aspects of psychology, which includes human behaviour, social influences, psychological research, and so on, carried out in a social orientation. Both streams provide specialised career paths within psychology.