College of Fisheries

The official college profile describes the college as an independent unit within an integrated agriculture college campus shared with Dr. Kalam Agricultural College and other BASU institutions. The university lists teaching, research and extension as core activities and identifies fisheries, aquaculture and related sciences as its academic and research focus. Specific campus-area figures and a detailed facilities inventory were not confirmed in the reviewed official profile.

Students seeking career opportunities after graduation can utilize the placement services offered by College of Fisheries. The placement cell organizes pre-placement talks, mock interviews, and final recruitment drives. For up-to-date statistics on placement rates, recruiters, and average salary packages, students should refer to the college's latest official placement report.

The BASU undergraduate listing identifies a four-year B.F.Sc. programme with 50 seats at the College of Fisheries, Kishanganj. The university postgraduate and doctoral programme page lists fisheries-science research areas including Aquaculture and Fish Processing Technology. Eligibility, current seat availability, selection procedure and deadlines depend on the relevant academic session; consult the current official prospectus and admission notices.

The College of Fisheries was established on 29 August 2018 by the Government of Bihar under the development of Bihar’s fisheries sector. The university describes it as an independent unit within an integrated agriculture college campus at Kishanganj near the Mahananda River.

The College of Fisheries is a constituent college of Bihar Animal Sciences University located at Kishanganj, Bihar. Established on 29 August 2018, it operates within an integrated agricultural college campus near the Mahananda River and shares the wider campus area with other institutions. Its stated mission is to educate fisheries graduates and entrepreneurs and to support fisheries-sector development through teaching, research and extension. The college identifies fisheries science, aquaculture and related sciences as core areas, and the university lists a four-year Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.) programme. BASU also lists postgraduate and doctoral study areas in fisheries science, including aquaculture and fish processing technology.