Kodangal has Orientation Programme for I Year B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture Students– 2026-27 batch

Agricultural College, Kodangal has Orientation Programme for I Year B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture Students– 2026-27 batch on 03.11.2026 at Virtual class to familiarize the newly admitted students with the B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture course curriculum, academic regulations, examination system and various academic activities of the college. 

The programme was chaired by Dr. C. Sudhakar, Associate Dean, Agricultural College, Kodangal. Dr. B. Rajashekar, Assistant Professor (Agricultural Extension) & OIAM, Teaching Associates of various departments and the I Year students participated in the programme.

Dr. C. Sudhakar, Associate Dean, Agricultural College, Kodangal addressed the students and explained the importance of agricultural education in addressing the emerging challenges in agriculture. He emphasized the role of agricultural graduates in improving farm productivity, ensuring food security, promoting sustainable agriculture and serving the farming community. He encouraged the students to make effective use of the academic and practical learning opportunities available during the four-year degree programme. 

Dr. B. Rajashekar, Assistant Professor (Agricultural Extension) & OIAM. oriented the students about the B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture course structure, semester and credit system, academic calendar, attendance requirements, examination pattern, internal assessment and other academic regulations. The students were also briefed about the importance of practical classes, skill enhancement courses, student activities, discipline and various facilities available at the college.

Teaching Associates of different departments introduced the students to the courses offered during the semester and explained the importance of theory and practical components in agricultural education. They also advised the students to actively participate in classroom teaching, practical sessions, field activities and other academic programmes.

The orientation programme was informative and helped the newly admitted students gain a clear understanding of the course curriculum, academic requirements and their responsibilities during the B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture programme. The programme concluded with an interaction between the faculty members and students.