BFSC graduates from this college have opportunities for campus placements and government roles, although MFSC graduates are often favored for specific positions. Around 40-50% of students secure placements with companies like CP, Biostat, and IFB. The college offers a 6-month internship with a monthly stipend of 3000 INR, providing hands-on experience in fish breeding, synthetic hormone injections, and fish culture processes. Students can also join internships with agriculture-related firms and training programs by the Government of West Bengal and the university.
The fee structure is program-specific: BFSC fees are 5,700 INR per semester, MFSC fees are 2,750 INR per semester, and PhD fees are 4,250 INR per semester, covering hostel, laboratory, library, and tuition costs. Scholarships are awarded to the top 10 students each semester in BFSC and MFSC programs, and approximately 30% of students in each batch receive university scholarships. Additional external scholarships, like the Swami Vivekananda Merit-cum-Means Scholarship, are available.
Job placement services are not extensive, but government positions such as Fishery Extension Officer are accessible for graduates in West Bengal.
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