MPKV - Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth Latest News & Notifications 2026 ,Ahmednagar

Placements: The college has a placement cell but there is no placement guarantee. The cell isn't functional. Only some professors care about their own references. You need to look for your own placements. Rs. 10,000- Rs. 15,000 salary you can expect at the beginning in the private sector.

Placements: There are no placement facilities available at our college. Zero seniors were placed from this college, and no batchmates will get placed. There is neither the highest nor the lowest placement here; mostly, students prepare for exams like MPSC or CAT, or some people get into marketing companies on their own, not because of the college.

Placements: Placement is not available at my college. Passing is very easy, but the syllabus is very vast. In my course, the college is not curious, nor is it good for all students and average students, but it is good for only competitive exam preparation students, meaning that students are given a role in the agricultural field for work on plant species.

Placements: 40% of students come to our college from giving the M.Sc. (IT) exam. There are no placement inputs; college Nirmal SEED sometimes gives job offers, but not much. Most students go into sales and marketing, and most of the students open Kushseva Kendra. There is 40% placement.

Placements: The intake capacity of the college is 120 students. I don't know about the highest or the lowest package offered. The college did not offer many placements, as most students opt for higher education, competitive exams, or building businesses of their own. The course is best as several paths remain open to students, such as civil services, business, government jobs, finance, etc.

Placements: Around 62.5 percent of students are placed in 2024 (137 out of 219). The highest package: up to ₹10 LPA (B.Tech Food Teach). Average: around ₹5 LPA (B.Tech Food Teach) and ₹3 LPA (B.Sc. B.Tech Biotech). Top recruiters include Accenture, various agribusiness companies, government agencies, and agri-teach startups.