Professor Jayashankar Telangana Agricultural University (AGriculture University) will be launching new courses for the upcoming academic year. Varsity Visi Dr Aldas Janaiah said that in addition to regular BSc (Agriculture), Community Science, Food Science Technology and Agriculture Engineering Courses, Western Sydney University in Australia will launch a four -year BSc agricultural degree course.
Agriculture University, May 11: Professor Jayashankar will be launching new courses at Telangana Agricultural University. Varsity Visi Dr Aldas Janaiah said that in addition to regular BSc (Agriculture), Community Science, Food Science Technology and Agriculture Engineering Courses, Western Sydney University in Australia will launch a four -year BSc agricultural degree course. Students are studying at three years of PJTAU in the 4 -year course and at the Western Sydney University one year.
Students will be able to educate both universities, he said. Students also have to read in Western Sydney Varsity for another year. He said that the BSc Degree would be obtained from PJTAU and MSc Degree Western Sydney University. If someone wants to do a PhD at Western Sydney University even after PG, you can complete a PhD with the help of a scholarship without any fees. It is revealed that the process of contracting between the two universities on these issues is final. The Indian Agricultural Research Council (ICAR) is recognized for all agricultural courses offered by the University of Western Sydney. He explained that an agreement was reached last year between ICARWSUs.
The notification will be issued for the admissions of these special courses. He congratulated those who recently passed the upsets and achieved the ranks. In addition to increasing regular and special quota seats in PJTAU, fees have also been reduced. New colleges are also coming up. He suggested that most private companies that are not recognized and permitted should not be fooled by false notification for admissions in BSc courses. Visi Janaya explained that ICAR identification and permission to provide BSc (Agriculture) education course in the state should only be identified by students and parents.
