SHUATS - Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture - Batch of 2026

3.6

3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

I'll not suggest that you take admission in this college.

Placements: The placement scenario isn't very promising. Only around 20%-25% students got placed last year. The highest package offered was approximately 7 LPA, and the lowest was around 3.5 LPA. Most of the offers came from service-based companies, and internships weren't offered to everyone. There isn't much focus on practical knowledge, which affects how industry-ready students are. Core jobs are quite rare in this course.

Infrastructure: The overall infrastructure is decent. Classrooms are clean and equipped with projectors, and there's good Wi-Fi in academic blocks. Labs are there, but not always well-maintained. The library helps with studying, but it is a bit outdated in terms of resources. Hostels are fine, though not very spacious. Mess food is average, some days it's okay, some days not so much. There's a small medical room and basic sports facilities, nothing fancy but manageable.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are supportive and qualified, and they do try to explain concepts clearly. However, the focus is still more on theory than practical learning. The curriculum covers important subjects but feels outdated in some areas, especially for students looking for industry-ready skills. Exams are not very tough, and with regular studies, you can pass easily. The passing CGPA is 4.5, so it's manageable, but the lack of hands-on experience is a drawback.

Other: I chose this course based on my interest in the field and expected better placement support. The crowd is mixed, some are focused, while others just pass the time. Fests and events happen occasionally but aren't very grand. Connectivity to the main city is okay, and the campus is in a peaceful area. I feel the course could improve a lot with more practical exposure, industry tie-ups, and better placement preparation. Extracurricular activities are there, but not very active. Some basic scholarships are offered, but not widely promoted.

Reviewed on 25 Jul 2025Read More

Tilak

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture - Batch of 2026

3.6

3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

You can take admission but don't expect much.

Placements: Last year, only a few students got placed. The placement scenario wasn't that great. Only around 20% of students were placed. The highest package offered was around 8 LPA, the lowest was 4 LPA, but most students didn't even get placement opportunities. Only a few companies came for recruitment and most of them offered internships instead of full-time roles. The overall placement support also felt a bit lacking.

Infrastructure: The college has decent infrastructure. Classrooms are spacious and have projectors, and there's Wi-Fi across the campus, though the speed can be inconsistent. Labs are well-equipped, and the library has a good collection of books. The hostel is okay. Rooms are a bit small but manageable. Mess food is average, sometimes better on special days. There are sports facilities and a few indoor games. Medical facilities are available, but could be improved. Overall, not bad, but not the best either.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are helpful and quite experienced in their subjects. They do explain topics well, but sometimes the classes feel rushed during exam time. The curriculum is mostly okay and covers industry basics, though some subjects feel outdated. Exams are moderate in difficulty, if you study properly, it's manageable. The pass percentage is 4.5%, but practical knowledge could be focused on more.

Other: I chose this course because I was interested in the subject and heard the faculty was good. Campus life is fine, not very happening, but the chill. The crowd is mostly from nearby cities, and people are friendly. Fests do happen, but not on a very large scale. One thing I wish they would improve is placement support and more practical exposure in the course. Connectivity to the city is decent, and the college is located in a peaceful area.

Reviewed on 25 Jul 2025Read More

shresth

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture - Batch of 2026

3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Dissatisfied because of events and fests. Good placements were offered before 2020.

Placements: 1) There are total around 400 students in my course. 2) The lowest package is 15k, and the highest is 25k. 3) Agriculture sector companies, fertilizer companies, etc. use to approach. 4) Around 30% students get internships in Titan bitotech, Ajanta soya, etc. 5) Agriculture Officer, Farm Manager, SEED Technologists, etc. are the top roles offered.

Infrastructure: 1) Labs, classrooms, libraries, Wi-Fi, fields for research—there were all things that are required in college. 2) Food was good, but the hostel feels disgusting; there was a hygiene issue, a water issue, a light issue, etc. Medical faculty is good because college has its own hospital. Sports and games land are sufficient enough.

Faculty: 1) Yes, all teachers are well qualified and knowledgeable enough. The teaching quality was the best. 2) The course is curriculum-relevant. 3) Exams were pretty easy because the subject contains all the marks according to field practical, so somehow it was easy. The pass percentage is around 70% of strength.

Other: 1) I chose this course because there are vast options in agricultural government jobs. It's most practical-based. 2) There should be more industrial patterns or practical things. 3) There are negligible events. Crowd is good. Scholarships are better.

Reviewed on 6 Nov 2024Read More

Simran

B.Sc. (Life Science, Chemistry, Forensic Science) - Batch of 2027

2.6

2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money

Average with studies. Placement is not present in all courses. Infrastructure is worth seeing.

Placements: I am pursuing B.Sc. degree in life sciences, chemistry, and forensic science. I am right now in my 2nd year. I can definitely say it gives you a flashy degree. The forensic department gives you study pressure but some of the departments have none. To just get a degree, the university is good but you can look for other options. I would give the average review to the college.

Infrastructure: Hostel is kind of good but it gives you restrictions. You are allowed to enter the hostel premises till 7:00 PM in summer, and 6:00 PM in winter. Food is the same as all hostels are average. You need to look after yourself in the hostel. But if you get a nice circle, the college life will turn out nice.

Faculty: In contrast to college, teachers are helpful and engaging. They will help you out with your career choices. They are friendly and definitely supportive. They will help you out when asked for it. They will give you choices to make a better future. They are good at their work.

Other: The forensic department is semi-government which led me to pursue. Definitely, forensic is a quite interesting field.

Reviewed on 18 Jul 2025Read More

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B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Techniques - Batch of 2023

3.2

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Based functioning of placement cell.

Placements: There was no placement in B.Sc. MLT infact college did not recommend. Moreover, there was no campus visit by the hospital or related degree company. 20% of students (50 students) got good internships. B.Sc. MLT offered skills required in medical laboratory diagnosis. College taught good but not upto the mark in terms of lab. Placement was based, its based on caste, power, money, and sad to see.

Infrastructure: Library was good with student friendly atmosphere. Labs, classrooms needed maintenance and installation of proper laboratory equipment as laboratory in the college lacks equipments. Food in the boys hostel and hygiene needed to be improved. Improvements in medical facilities were required.

Faculty: Teachers were qualified, helpful but a little arrogant. They need training in teaching skills enhancement. Course was relevant but college did not teach practically upto the mark so students were not industry-ready. This made students suffer in their careers.

Other: B.Sc. MLT was good course for those who had interest in technical degree in paramedical dealing with medical diagnosis. Diagnosis is a crucial part of health nowadays. I think installation of proper laboratory equipment, maintenance of classroom, improvement in teaching skills should be considered as points of improvement in these areas. Placement cell should give equal opportunity to all students without being based. There were regular events, fests, students got scholarships, and its doing good in these aspects.

Reviewed on 4 Jul 2025Read More

Harshita

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture - Batch of 2026

3.2

3Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Don't take admission in this college.

Placements: About 30% of students got placed. The highest package is 5 LPA and the lowest is 2 LPA. Top recruiting companies such as pharmaceutical came to our batch. There is no internship provided by the college you have to do it at your own. Students have to study hard.

Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure both are quite satisfactory. Library is well maintained with a lot of books. Classrooms do not have smart projectors and the Wi-Fi is available for the staff only. I don't know much about the hostel but as my friends told the food of mess is not that good, it's average. Medical facilities are available, college has it's hospital where students get 5% discount. Sports and athletics are quite good.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is quite impressive they give the most practical knowledge. Course curriculum is relevant and it makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are quite hard one has to study properly.

Reviewed on 27 Mar 2025Read More

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SHUATS Cutoff FAQs

Q: How can I check my merit list in SHUATS?

To check the merit list for SHUATS, candidates can follow the steps mentioned below:
1- Visit the official website of SHUATS.
2-Look for the "Results" section on the homepage and click on it.
3- Click on the link provided for the SHUATS Online Entrance Test (SOET) Results 2023.
4- Enter your Form Number/User ID and click on "Submit."
5- The merit list will be displayed on the screen.
6- Candidates can download and take a printout of the merit list for future reference.

Q: How to apply for JEE Counselling at SHUATS?

To apply for JEE counseling at SHUATS (Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences), candidates can follow the steps outlined below:
1- Visit the official website of SHUATS.
2- Look for the "Admission" or "Admission Procedure 2023" section on the homepage.
3- Candidates applied through online application forms will be required to log in to the Open Online Counselling Portal securely and select their desired academic programs.
4- Fill the online application form by registering your Mobile Number and pay the application fee online (INR 1000).
5- After registration, students must appear for SHUATS Online Entrance Test (SOET) followed by online and offline counseling as per the chosen course.
6- Final admission is subject to a merit list released by the university on the official website.

Q: What are the details mentioned in SHUATS JEE cutoff list?

The details mentioned in the SHUATS JEE cutoff list are;
1- The cutoff rank or score for each category (general, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) for a particular course and round of counselling.
2- The opening and closing ranks or scores for each category for a particular course and round of counselling.
3- The total number of seats available for a particular course and category.
4- The cutoff list is usually released after the JEE results are declared and the counselling process begins.

Q: What is JEE 2023 Counselling schedule at SHUATS?

SHUATS (Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences) does not participate in JEE Main Counselling 2023 conducted by JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority). Therefore, there is no JEE 2023 Counselling schedule at SHUATS. However, SHUATS conducts its own counseling process for admission to its engineering courses. Candidates who have qualified for JEE Main 2023 and meet the eligibility criteria for SHUATS can apply for admission to the university through its counseling process. Candidates are advised to check the official website of the university for updates on the counseling process.

Q: How is CGPA calculated in SHUATS - Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences?

Firstly, SGPA is calculated in each semester. Credit is allotted to each subject some subjects are for 2 credit some are for 3 upto 7 credit. If you score A in any subject means 10 points B means 8 points C means 6 points D means 4 points E Mains 3 points F means 2 points and subject is of 5 credit than total points in 50 if you score A in that subject if B than 40 so for SGPA calculation, total points for the subject and divide it by total credits allocated for the subject in this way you can ger SGPA. For CGPA, add total SGPA and divide it by total credits of all subjects in all semesters in this way you get CGPA.

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Can I take admission in SHUATS BCom without SOET?

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No, SHUATS BCom admissions are purely entry-based. Thus, students seeking admission to this programme must have a valid SOET score. Based on these scores, students are ranked and allocated a seat. Moreover, the students must also fulfill the eligibility requirements prescribed by the university. The

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When will SOET 2025 be conducted for SHUATS admissions?

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SHUATS conducts an online entrance test (SOET) for the selection of students to a few of the BSc courses. The 2025 schedule for the exam has not been released yet. However, based on previous year's schedules, SHUATS 2025 is expected to be conducted in the month of July. The registration process for

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How many seats are available for BSc at SHUATS?

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SHUATS offers a total of 1250 seats for the BSc programme. The distribution of seats among various BSc specialisations varies. Some of the courses with notable seat intake are BSc (Hons) in Horticulture, BSc (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry), BSc (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), and more. The the high

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What is the eligibility criteria for the BCom course at SHUATS?

Answered 10 months ago

Candidates seeking admission to BCom course at SHUATS and its affiliated colleges must check the eligibility requirements. Failure to fulfill can lead to rejection during the application stage. Tabulated below is the eligibility criteria: