Forestry

Yes, students pursuing BSc (Hons) in Forest Management course from Central University of Odisha have to submit a project in the last semester. The four-year course is divided into eight semesters. Students can check out course curriculum for semester-wise syllabus. Some of the subjects covered in the course are:

• Introductory Botany
• Moral and Value Education
• Forest Mensuration
• Wood Anatomy
• Forest Management, etc.

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Having a degree in Forestry can offer various benefits, but it also comes with its own set of drawbacks. Some advantages of pursuing these courses include a variety of job opportunities, environmental contribution, outdoor activities, and diverse skills.
On the other hand, disadvantages include physical work, environmental hazards, limited career advancement, etc.

Without Biology as your core subject in Class 12, you cannot pursue a Forestry course. Under the Forestry course, you'll get to study subjects like Biology & Botany, Forest Genetics and Tree Improvement/Cytology and Genetics, Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology, etc., for which, Biology as a foundation subject is mandatory.

Eligibility criteria for Forestry courses depend on course levels.

• For the UG course, you must pass Class 12 in the Science stream with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) subjects from a recognised board.
• For the PG course, you must obtain a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised university.
• Finally, for PhD, you must have a master's degree in a relevant discipline.

In the Indian Forest Service Examination, forestry is the optional subject with the highest success percentage (27.2%). For the last ten years, at least 15 students from the Evolution Forestry Programme have been selected from the IFS final list.

Forestry, as a Science discipline, has a straightforward and well-defined curriculum. With appropriate planning from us, you can complete the entire course in a fair amount of time while still having time for General Studies. Following thorough coverage and note-taking, revision is also rapid and efficient.

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests is the highest-ranking officer in the Indian Forest Service, responsible for managing the status of India's forests, environment, and wildlife issues. It is the highest rank of an Indian Forest Service officer in a state.

In some cases, states may have more than one PCCF position, in which case one of them is designated as the Head of Forest Force (HOFF). In their activities, HOFF/PCCF is assisted by APCCFs, Chief Conservator of Forests, Conservator of Forests, and field-level functionaries such as DFOs and Range Forest officers.