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Department of Sericulture

Department of Sericulture
University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore Department of Sericulture Realizing the importance of education in sericulture, the University of Agricultural sciences (UAS) included sericulture as a topic under Economic Entomology, which was later taught as a separate course for all the under graduates of the University. Later, in 1974, the University created positions for instructional facilities both at Hebbal and Dharwad campuses in the field of Sericulture. Research activities were also initiated in the Department of Entomology on silkworms as part of Postgraduate research. During 1980, with the assistance of World Bank under Karnataka Sericulture Project-I (KSP-I), M.Sc (Ag) in Sericulture was started at the Entomology Department. In 1982 to cater to the trained manpower needs of the State Sericulture Department a 4-year B.Sc (Sericulture) degree programme on par with other degrees of the University was started, subsequently one year PG Diploma in Sericulture was also offered simultaneously at the Department. In the year 1986 M.Sc (Seri) and PhD were started in the Department of Sericulture. In the year 1995 the UG Programme was shifted to the newly established Sericulture College at Chintamani. Ever since the Department has been offering M.Sc (Seri) and PhD in Sericulture. programes. Side by conducting research and handling many outside funded research Projects including basic and applied aspects of Sericulture. Department of Sericulture University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore Bangalore, Karnataka India

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Candidates must have passed the 10+2 examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Botany & Zoology, or Mathematics from a recognized board with a minimum percentage as prescribed by the university, usually along with good performance in the CET.

Yes, UAS Bangalore provides separate hostel facilities for boys and girls with basic amenities.

Graduates can pursue careers in agricultural research, crop management, horticulture, agricultural engineering, agribusiness, extension services, and also in government agencies and private companies.

Yes, the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore is recognized by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR).
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  • Type: State
  • Est. Year: 1964
  • Hostel: Separate for Boys & Girls
  • Affiliated Colleges: 15
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