B.F.Sc. (Bachelor of Fisheries Science)
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What this course is, and who it is for.
Overview
VerifiedA four-year degree in fisheries and aquaculture, covering aquatic production systems, processing and resource management.
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Stream
- Sciences
- Discipline
- Agriculture & Allied Sciences
- Duration
- 4 years, full-time
- Mode
- On-campus
- Entry stage
- After Class 12
- Typical outcome
- Prepares students for aquaculture, fisheries management and processing roles, and postgraduate study.
Eligibility, subjects, skills and pathways.
Who should choose this course
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Eligibility
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Duration
Verified4 years, full-time
As prescribed by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR).
Subjects
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Skills developed
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Career opportunities
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Higher education options
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Typical salary range
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What you need before you apply.
Entry requirements
- Passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, and the minimum marks prescribed by the regulator.
- Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Set by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). Minimum marks and relaxations differ by category, state and institution.
Qualifying exams
- University or state entrance test
Admission is decided by the institution's or state's own entrance process.
Where this information comes from.
Official source
Fisheries science is one of the undergraduate degree programmes for which the Indian Council of Agricultural Research prescribes the course structure and academic standards for agricultural and fisheries universities.
Important notes
- Course structures, eligibility and selection processes are revised by institutions and regulators each academic year.
- Always confirm current details with the official regulator or the institution before deciding.