Anonymous's Review On College Of Horticulture - [COH], Mysore

Item: College of Horticulture - [COH]
Rating: 4
Author: Anonymous

4.0

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Social Life

5.0

Placement

0.5

Course

4.5

Campus

5.0

Hostel

5.0

Anonymous

College of Horticulture Mysore, B.Sc, Horticulture Science

Reviewed on Jun 8, 2020

Remarks

I love nature.This coarse make me to love And care more for this world. I truly believe Plants are our lifes. Again i love mysore city and The stuff we got there its an antique. U all better try once for ur life

Course Curriculum Overview

4.5

Horticulture is a part of agriculture deals with fruits vegetables flowers plantation spice condiments medicinal aromatic crops and post harvest technology. Bsc Horticulture is a 4 years course. Last year u will have great exposures with RHWE and HEL programmes.

Class Size: 47Course Fees: INR 100000 per year

Placement Experience

0.5

No oppurturtunities in govt sector Private have few but u cant strive in marketining. All cannot percieve Msc. Which is later no use. We must complete Msc and phd with Bsc to persue Lecture post as it is only the best option.with this Aho and Afo are other two oppurtunitiea u can grab with great hardwork.

College Events

Campus was soo beautiful and secured. Technical staff were bit arrogant and uneasy. Managemwnt was sick with corrupt ideas. Only few care about students. Festivals are celebrated at sky level by students. PE teacher is worst and he is psycho.

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Because I love mysuru.faculty members are highly skilled.great atmosphere of college with best facility of hostels for both boys and girls.there was a sufficient laboratory facility and had 175 acre of area to providing the final year students for cultivation to experimental learning.many type species of plants herbs shrubs tress to facilitate learning with the nature.actually the best place to study.so I opt it

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