Fisheries Course Details | The Neotia University

Bachelor of Fisheries Science

India is the 2^nd largest fish-producing country in the world. The fisheries sector in India is recognized as a ‘sunrise sector’ in food production. The country produced 14,2 million tons of fish and shellfish. Exported fish and fishery products to the tune of 57000 crores. There is still huge potential to produce fish and shellfish. Technical manpower is still not sufficiently available to manage the fisheries sector.

The Neotia University (TNU) is the First UGC-recognized Private University in West Bengal to offer ICAR guided 4 years professional B.F.Sc degree program. TNU is a premier and pioneer educational institution that strives hard to provide its students with a world-class education and exposure to the latest corporate and industry practices and exposures.

Our Division has state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities, renowned faculty members, and a wide range of Skill Development Programs (SDP), Internships, and In-plant training to suit your individual needs and interests. Whether you’re interested in jobs or entrepreneurship opportunities, education, or any other field, we have the resources and expertise to help you reach your goals.

Education:

Our School offers 4 years Professional undergraduate (UG) program i.e. Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc). The course curriculum includes theories, practicals, farm visits, field visits, internships, in-plant training, study tours, and intensive on-farm training for our students at Corporate Fisheries Industries. There are 8 departments for different subjects in the faculty. Research and Extension Education are other streams of work.

The Departments and Heads under the Division of Fisheries Science

Chair Professor: Prof H Shivananda Murthy

Sl. No.	Name of the Department	Head of the Department
1	Fish Processing Treatment	Dr. Neeraj Pathak, Assistant Professor and HOD (HOD-Fisheries Engineering)
2	Fisheries Resource	Dr. Vikas Pathak, Assistant Professor and HOD (HOD-Aquaculture, Aquatic Environment)
3	Aquatic Animal Health Management	Dr. Avishek Bardhan, Assistant Professor and HOD
4	Fisheries Economics, Extension and Statistics	Dr. Khemraj Bunkar, Assistant Professor AND HOD
4	Fisheries Economics, Extension and Statistics	Ms. Camelia Chattopadhyay, Asst Professor Adhoc G-I
5	Fisheries Engineering	Ms. Aditi Banasure, Asst Professor Adhoc G-II
6	Aquaculture	Dr. Dushyant Mahavadiya, Assistant Professor
6	Aquaculture	Dr. Mutum Deepti, Assistant Professor
7	Aquatic Environment Management	Dr. Abhipsha Dey, Assistant Professor

Semester I: (First Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Non-gradial	CC-IFC 111	Deeksharambh (Induction-cum-Foundation course of 2 weeks)	0	3	2 (0+2)
2	Core course	CC-FRM 111	Taxonomy of Commercially Important Fish and Shellfish	1	3	3 (1+2)
3	Core course	CC-AEM 112	Soil and Water Chemistry	2	2	3 (2+1)
4	Core course	CC-AQC 112	Fresh Water Aquaculture	2	2	3 (2+1)
5	Core course	CC-AAH 111	Fundamental Microbiology	1	2	2 (1+1)
6	Core course	CC-AEM 111	Meteorology and Geography	1	2	2 (1+1)
7	Multidisciplinary course	CC-MDC 111	Farming Based Livelihood Systems	2	2	3 (2+1)
8	Ability enhancement course	CC-AEC 111	Communication Skills	1	2	2 (1+1)
9	Ability enhancement course	CC-AEC 112	NCC-I / NSS-I	0	2	1 (0+1)
10	Skill enhancement course	CC-SEC 111	Skill Enhancement Courses*	0	3	2 (0+2)
11	Skill enhancement course	CC-SEC 112	Skill Enhancement Courses*	0	3	2 (0+2)
12	Non-gradial	CC-SBK 111	Smaskruthika Kannada / Balake Kannada	0	2	1 (0+1)
No. of hours				38
Total credits				23 (10+13)

Semester II: (First Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Core course	CC-AQC 121	Fish and Shellfish Breeding and Hatchery Management	2	2	3 (2+1)
2	Core course	CC-FRM 121	Anatomy and Biology of Finfish and Shellfish	2	2	3 (2+1)
3	Core course	CC-FRM 122	Physiology of Finfish and Shellfish	2	2	3 (2+1)
4	Core course	CC-AEM 121	Limnology	1	2	2 (1+1)
5	Core course	CC-MDC 121	Entrepreneurship Development and Business Management	2	2	3 (2+1)
6	Value added course	CC-VAC 121	Environmental Studies and Disaster Management	2	2	3 (2+1)
7	Ability enhancement course	CC-AEC 121	Personality Development	1	2	2 (1+1)
8	Ability enhancement course	CC-AEC 122	NCC-II / NSS-II	0	2	1 (0+1)
9	Skill enhancement course	CC-SEC 121	Skill Enhancement Courses*	0	3	2 (0+2)
10	Skill enhancement course	CC-SEC 122	Skill Enhancement Courses*	0	3	2 (0+2)
11	Non-gradial course	CC-SBK 121	Smaskruthika Kannada / Balake Kannada	0	2	1 (0+1)
No. of hours				36
Total credits				24 (12+12)

Semester III: (Second Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Core course	CC-AQC 211	Coastal Aquaculture and Mariculture	2	2	3 (2+1)
2	Core course	CC-AQC 212	Fish Nutrition and Feed Technology	2	2	3 (2+1)
3	Core course	CC-FRM 211	Inland Fisheries	1	2	2 (1+1)
4	Core course	CC-FET 211	Fishing Craft Technology	1	2	2 (1+1)
5	Core course	CC-FPT 211	Fundamentals of Biochemistry and Food Chemistry	1	2	2 (1+1)
6	Core course	CC-FPT 212	Post-Harvest Handling and Preservation	2	2	3 (2+1)
7	Core course	CC-ESE 211	Fisheries Extension	1	2	2 (1+1)
8	Core course	CC-PED 211	Physical Education, First Aid, Yoga Practice and Meditation	0	3	2 (0+2)
9	Skill enhancement course	CC-SEC 211	Skill Enhancement Courses*	0	3	2 (0+2)
No. of hours				30
Total credits				21 (10+11)

Semester IV: (Second Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Core course	CC-AQC 221	Breeding and Culture of Ornamental Fish	1	2	2 (1+1)
2	Core course	CC-AQC 222	Live Food Organisms for Fish and Shellfish	1	2	2 (1+1)
3	Core course	CC-AAH 221	Fish and Shellfish Diseases and Treatment	2	2	3 (2+1)
4	Core course	CC-FRM 221	Marine Fisheries	1	2	2 (1+1)
5	Core course	CC-FET 221	Fishing and Gear Technology	2	2	3 (2+1)
6	Core course	CC-FPT 221	Fish Products, By-products, Value Addition and Waste Management	2	2	3 (2+1)
7	Core course	CC-MDC 221	Agriculture Marketing and Trade	2	2	3 (2+1)
8	Value added course	CC-VAC 222	Agricultural Informatics and Artificial Intelligence	2	2	3 (2+1)
9	Skill enhancement course	CC-SEC 221	Skill Enhancement Courses*	0	3	2 (0+2)
No. of hours				32
Total credits				23 (13+10)

Semester V: (Third Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Core course	CC-AQC 311	Fish Genetics and Breeding	1	2	2 (1+1)
2	Core course	CC-AEM 311	Marine Biology	1	2	2 (1+1)
3	Core course	CC-FRM 311	Fish Population Dynamics and Stock Assessment	1	2	2 (1+1)
4	Core course	CC-AEM 312	Aquatic Ecology and Biodiversity	1	2	2 (1+1)
5	Core course	CC-AAH 311	Pharmacology and Toxicology	2	2	3 (2+1)
6	Core course	CC-FPT 311	Fish Freezing Technology	1	2	2 (1+1)
7	Core course	CC-FPT 312	Fish Canning Technology and Packaging	1	2	2 (1+1)
8	Core course	CC-FET 311	Aquaculture Engineering	2	2	3 (2+1)
9	Core course	CC-ESE 311	Fisheries Economics	2	2	3 (2+1)
10	Non-gradial course	CC-EDT 311	Education Tour (2 Weeks)			Non gradial
No. of hours				30
Total credits				21 (12+9)

Semester VI: (Third Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Core course	CC-AQC 321	Fish Biotechnology and Bioinformatics	1	2	2 (1+1)
2	Core course	CC-AAH 321	Fish Immunology	1	2	2 (1+1)
3	Core course	CC-AAH 322	Therapeutics in Aquaculture	1	2	2 (1+1)
4	Core course	CC-AEM 321	Coastal Zone Management	1	2	2 (1+1)
5	Core course	CC-FPT 321	Microbiology of Fish and Fisheries Products	1	2	2 (1+1)
6	Core course	CC-FET 321	Refrigeration and Equipment Engineering	1	2	2 (1+1)
7	Core course	CC-FET 322	Navigation and Seamanship	1	2	2 (1+1)
8	Core course	CC-ESE 321	Statistical Methods	2	2	3 (2+1)
9	Core course	CC-ESE 322	Fisheries Policy and Laws	1	0	1 (1+0)
10	Core course	CC-ESE 323	Fisheries Co-operative and Marketing	2	2	2 (1+1)
No. of hours				30
Total credits				20 (11+9)

Semester VII: (Fourth Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bachelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Core course		Elective Courses (Major) #			12
2	Core course		Elective Courses (Minor) ##			8
No. of hours				30
Total credits				20

Major Courses (Students may choose any Four – 12 credits)
SL. NO.	COURSE TITLE	CREDIT HOURS
1	Open-water Aquaculture	3 (2+1)
2	Smart Aquaculture Production Systems	3 (2+1)
3	Fish and Shell fish Pathology	3 (2+1)
4	Disease Diagnostic Techniques	3 (2+1)
5	Sustainable Fisheries Management and Conservation	3 (2+1)
6	Aquatic Pollution	3 (2+1)
7	Fishery Oceanography	3 (2+1)
8	Analytical Techniques in Aquatic Environmental Studies	3 (2+1)
9	Quality Assurance of Fish and Fishery Products	3 (2+1)

Minor Courses (Students may choose any Four – 8 credits)
SL. NO.	COURSE TITLE	CREDIT HOURS
1	Cold Water Aquaculture and Recreational Fisheries	2 (1+1)
2	Aquatic Microbiology	2 (1+1)
3	Climate Change and its Impact on Fisheries	2 (2+0)
4	GIS and Remote Sensing in Fisheries	2 (1+1)
5	Responsible and Sustainable Fishing Methods	2 (1+1)
6	Principles and Techniques of Seafood Analysis	2 (1+1)
7	Trade Regulations, Certification and Documentation in Export of Fish and Fishery Products	2 (1+1)
8	Marketing Intelligence and Business Analysis	2 (1+1)
9	ICT in Fisheries	2 (1+1)

Semester VIII: (Fourth Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

SL. NO.	TYPE OF COURSE	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	LECTURE (Hrs/Week)	PRACTICAL (Hrs/Week)	CREDITS
1	Core course	CC-IPA421 (AQC/FPT)	In-plant / Industry Attachment (for 8 weeks)	0	6	5 (0+5)
2	Core course	CC-RFWE 421	Rural Fisheries Work Experience (RFWE) Program (for 8 weeks)	0	7	6 (0+6)
3	Core course	CC-ELP 421 (AQC/FPT)	Experiential Learning Program (ELP)	0	7	6 (0+6)
4	Core course	CC-PW 421	Project Work	0	3	2 (0+2)
5	Core course	CC-SEM 421	Seminar	0	2	1 (0+1)
No. of hours				25
Total credits				20 (0+20)

PO1: Knowledge and Skill attainment – Students will acquire a strong foundation in the
principles and practices of fisheries science/aquaculture, including aquatic biology, ecology, and fishery management techniques developing necessary skills in the process.

PO2: Environment and Sustainability – Through coursework and practical experiences,
students will develop an understanding of the environmental impact of fisheries and
aquaculture activities, learning strategies for sustainable resource management and
conservation.

PO3: Problem Analysis – They will learn to identify and analyze complex challenges in
fisheries and aquaculture, applying critical thinking and problem-solving skills to develop effective solutions.

PO4: Ethics – Emphasis will be placed on ethical considerations in fisheries management and aquaculture practices, promoting responsible decision-making and respect for ethical guidelines and regulations.

PO5: Design/Development of Solutions – Students will gain proficiency in designing and implementing innovative solutions to address issues such as pond preparation and management for aquaculture, overfishing, habitat degradation, and pollution in aquatic ecosystems.

PO6: Individual and Team Work – They will engage in both independent and collaborative projects, honing their abilities to work effectively both autonomously and as part of interdisciplinary teams.

PO7: Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems – Through research projects and
fieldwork, students will learn to conduct thorough investigations into complex issues affecting fisheries and aquaculture, applying scientific methodologies to gather and analyze data.

PO8: Communication – They will develop strong communication skills, both written and
verbal, enabling them to effectively convey their findings, proposals, and recommendations to diverse audiences, including policymakers, stakeholders, and the public through extension programs.

PO9: Modern Tool Usage – Utilizing advanced technologies and tools, students will gain
proficiency in data collection, analysis, and modeling techniques relevant to fisheries science and aquaculture management.

PO10: Project Management and Finance – They will learn essential skills in project
planning, budgeting, and resource allocation, preparing them to oversee and manage fisheries and aquaculture projects efficiently and sustainably.

PO11: Fishery and Society – Students will explore the societal impacts of fisheries and
aquaculture practices, considering factors such as food security, economic development, and cultural traditions, and learning to navigate the complex interactions between fishery solutions and societal needs.

PO12: Lifelong Learning – Finally, students will be encouraged to cultivate a mindset of
continuous learning and professional development, recognizing the evolving nature of fisheries science and aquaculture management and the importance of staying abreast of emerging trends and technologies.

Program specific outcomes (PSO)

PSO1: Acquire comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in fisheries science and
aquaculture for sustainable management and productivity.

PSO2: Apply innovative problem-solving and modern technologies in designing and managing fisheries systems, ensuring quality and compliance

PSO3: Develop hands-on expertise, extension skills, and entrepreneurial abilities to contribute effectively to the fisheries industry and engage with stakeholders.

State-of-the-art infrastructure with six dedicated laboratories under the departments of Aquaculture, Fish Processing Technology, Fisheries Engineering, Fisheries Resource Management, Aquatic Animal Health, and Aquatic Environment Management, facilitating hands-on learning and research.
Fully equipped wet lab and carp hatchery under the Department of Aquaculture for practical training and research in fish breeding and aquaculture management.
Strong industry collaborations through MoUs with private companies such as NDM Seafood Kolkata, Nouriture (formerly Anmol Feeds) Kolkata, Krishna Agritech Kolkata, and Alert Pvt. Ltd. Kolkata, providing students with valuable exposure to industry practices.
Partnerships with leading government and central government organizations, including ICAR-CMFRI, ICAR-CIBA, ICAR-NBFGR, ICAR-CIFRI, and ICAR-CIFA, ensuring extensive research opportunities.
Academic collaboration with Centurion University, Odisha, promoting knowledge exchange and joint research initiatives.
An International MoU with Sylhet Agricultural University, Bangladesh, offering cross-border academic exposure and collaborative projects.
Highly qualified faculty members, all holding Ph.D. degrees in their respective fields, providing specialized knowledge and mentorship.
Continuous efforts towards academic excellence through industry-aligned curriculum, practical training modules, and participation in national and international conferences.

Courses Offered (2 semesters per year)	Fee Per Semester (A) (Rs.)	One Time Fee (B) (Rs.)	1st Semester Fee (A+B) (Rs.)	Total Course Fee (Rs.)	7th & 8th Semester – Exam Fee for OJT/RW (Rs.)
Bachelor Of Fisheries Science (BFSc)	33,000	29,000	62,000	2,93,000	Included

Courses Offered
(2 semesters per year)

Fee Per Semester (A) (Rs.)

One Time Fee (B) (Rs.)

1st Semester Fee (A+B) (Rs.)

Total Course Fee (Rs.)

7th & 8th Semester – Exam Fee for OJT/RW (Rs.)

Bachelor Of Fisheries Science (BFSc)

33,000

29,000

62,000

2,93,000

Included

Modes of Payment

‘The Neotia University’

Bank of Baroda
A/C No. 6595020000033
IFSC Code : BARB0VJOKOL
Branch : SME Branch, Kolkata-700001

Students can make the payment of Fee by following modes

1. Demand Draft in the name of
The Neotia University
2. Cheque in the name of
The Neotia University
3. Online Payment of
The Neotia University website

Scholarships

Scholarship / Sponsorship Criteria for India, Nepal, Bhutan & Bangladesh Students Admission for the Session 2026-27 at THE NEOTIA UNIVERSITY (TNU), W.B. for UG and Lateral Entry Courses
SL NO.	TYPE OF SCHOLARSHIP	CLASS XII % or Equivalent %	TERMS AND CONDITIONS	PERCENTAGE (%) OF SCHOLARSHIP ON TUITION FEE
1	CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIP	–	i) Yearly Family income should be less than 2.5 Lakhs ii) Interview and document verification will be done by an empowered committee	50% TO 100%
2	GRAMOTTHAN SCHOLARSHIP (Students from Gram Panchayat area of South 24 Parganas)	>= 65%	Yearly Family Income less than 5.0 Lakhs**	25%
4	SPECIAL HILL STUDENTS’ SCHOLARSHIP [Students from GTA Area (W.B), North-East States, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Nepal & Bhutan]	>= 65%	Yearly Family Income less than 5.0 Lakhs**	25%
5	SAHODARYA SCHOLARSHIP (Siblings of all students – present or passed out)	>= 60%	ANY	25%
6	MERE APNE SCHOLARSHIP (For Ambuja Neotia Group employees – in memory of Late Vinod Kumar Neotia)	>= 60%	Yearly Family Income more than 5.0 Lakhs**	25%
7	SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP	>= 60%	STATE / NATIONAL LEVEL PARTICIPANT / CHAMPION	25%
8	CULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP	>= 60%	STATE / NATIONAL LEVEL PARTICIPANT / CHAMPION	25%

Residential Facilities

The University is equipped with avant-garde Infrastructure. We offer a rather impressive array of facilities viz smart classrooms, modern laboratories, conference and seminar halls, Wi-Fi enabled campus, a high-tech Learning Resource Centre, state-of-the-art IT Centre, clean and airy student residences, mess serving wholesome meals, indoor and outdoor sport facilities including a plush new gymnasium with latest equipments. Campus Banking Facilities, Doctor-on-call and Hospital Linkages are also available to enhance the student’s convenience.

Dining and Housing

Swimming Pool

Gymnasium

Health and Wellbeing

Ragging Free Campus

Step 1

Step 2

Appear for Admission Entrance Test

Step 3

Test Results

Step 4

Provisional Admission

Step 5

Final Admission

Step 1:

Sign up /Fill up the Application Form

The student must first complete the Registration/Enquiry Form via the TNU website (www.tnu.in) or any other online platform that provides access to the TNU Registration/Enquiry link. Upon submitting the Registration Form, the student will receive a link via email, SMS, or WhatsApp to complete the Application Form. The Admission Counsellor at TNU will assist in filling out the form. Upon submission, a unique application number will be assigned to the student.

Step 2:

Appear for Admission Entrance Test

All undergraduate course applicants are required to take an admission entrance examination. Once the Application Form is submitted, the Admission Test option will become available on the Student Dashboard. By selecting this link, students can complete the test at their convenience from any location. Students applying for lateral entry into postgraduate courses are exempt from this test. A distinct admission test will be organized for PhD candidates.

Step 3:

Test Results

Within 24 hrs. of Admisison Test, the test results will be available at student’s Dashboard. 40% is the qualifying marks for the test.

Step 4:

Provisional Admission

Following the submission of the Application Form, if the student successfully passes the entrance examination, they may secure provisional admission in their chosen and available course by remitting a fee of Rs.10,000/-. The payment procedure and link are provided above. Upon completion of the payment via TNU’s Payment Gateway, a receipt will be generated and can be accessed on the student’s Dashboard.

Step 5:

Final Admission

After students receive their H.S (10+2) marks and meet TNU’s eligibility requirements for a specific course, they may secure final admission by remitting the outstanding balance of the first semester fee. Once the final admission fee is paid, a UID number will be generated for the student, allowing them to attend classes. The provisional start date for classes is set for August 1, 2025.

Important Dates

Online Registration Starts From	Started from January 2025
Provisional Admission	Started from January 2025
Entrance Examination Date	March 2025 to July 2025
Declare of Test Results	Within 24 hours of appearing the test
Last date of Admission	15th Oct 2025. The final date for Admissions will be as per UGC Guidelines. *PG, Nursing, GNM & D.Pharm courses will be informed separately as per UGC and/or State / Central Govt. norms.

FAQs

What is the qualifying criteria to take admission?

12th Standard pass with Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Mathematics with 55% marks.

Is there any Entrance Test required?

Yes, You need to appear for Online Admission Entrance Test.

What is the semester fees?

33,000/- per semester is the fees for the course.

Is there any Extra Fees required?

One Time admission Fee of ₹29,000/- need to pay along with 1st semester fees only. In this ₹29,000/- admission processing fee is ₹10,000/- , Security Deposit (Refundable) is ₹10,000/- , University Registration Fee is ₹5,000/- , Development Fee is ₹3,000/- and Alumni Association Subscription is ₹1,000/-

Is there any Govt approval Required? Does TNU have the approval for the course?

No, The Neotia University (TNU) is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC), a statutory body of the Government of India established for the coordination, determination and maintenance of standards of University education in India.
Following ICAR prescribed syllabus with course curriculum.

How many faculty members do you have in this course?

9 faculties out of which 6 faculties are PhD holder.

How to Apply?

Students need to visit the TNU website and click on ‘Apply Now’ and fill details about student and course preference. Then students will get online application link in their mail Id and he or she will need to fill the application form online and then will get a call from admission counsellor for further process and guidance.

Is there any scholarship available?

There are 7 types of scholarship offered by TNU. Please check TNU website for details.

What is the placement scenario?

Top recruiters: Krishna Agritech, Anmol feed pvt ltd (Nouriture), Sterline industries, Aquadoctor solutions, NDM Seafood processor and exporters, ALRT pvt ltd.

Salary of students who have joined: After joining they receive Rs 20,000 to Rs 25,000 per month (Based on interview).

MoU with central universities where students go for internship or placement in fisheries projects as project associate/young professional II: ICAR-NBFGR, ICAR-CIBA, ICAR-CIFRI, ICAR-CIFA, ICAR-CMFRI, Sylhet Agricultural University, Bangladesh Agricultural University.

Will I get a job after this course?

Yes, there is a dedicated placement team who look after placement and internship for this course.

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Curriculum / Syllabus

Semester I: (First Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester II: (First Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester III: (Second Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester IV: (Second Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester V: (Third Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester VI: (Third Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester VII: (Fourth Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bachelor of Fisheries Science

Semester VIII: (Fourth Year) Curriculum Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Lab Setup

Program Educational Objective

Fee Structure

Modes of Payment

‘The Neotia University’

Scholarships

Residential Facilities

Dining and Housing

Dining and Housing

Swimming Pool

Swimming Pool

Gymnasium

Gymnasium

Health and Wellbeing

Health and Wellbeing

Ragging Free Campus

Ragging Free Campus

How to Apply

Step 1:

Sign up /Fill up the Application Form

Step 2:

Appear for Admission Entrance Test

Step 3:

Test Results

Step 4:

Provisional Admission

Step 5:

Final Admission

Important Dates

FAQs

What is the qualifying criteria to take admission?

Is there any Entrance Test required?

What is the semester fees?

Is there any Extra Fees required?

Is there any Govt approval Required? Does TNU have the approval for the course?

How many faculty members do you have in this course?

How to Apply?

Is there any scholarship available?

What is the placement scenario?

Will I get a job after this course?

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Semester I: (First Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester II: (First Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester III: (Second Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester IV: (Second Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester V: (Third Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester VI: (Third Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science

Semester VII: (Fourth Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bachelor of Fisheries Science

Semester VIII: (Fourth Year) Curriculum
Branch / Course: Bechelor of Fisheries Science