About B.F.Sc

Bachelor of Fisheries Science or B.F.Sc is a four-year undergraduate degree program that focuses on the study of fisheries and aquaculture. Curriculum of a B.F.Sc program typically includes courses in aquatic biology, fish biology, fisheries management, aquaculture, and fish processing. During the program, students have to do their internship or research project.

Students who wnat to pursue their 10 + 2/Intermediate/PUC with Biology, Physics & Chemistry as compulsory combination. Duration of a B.F.Sc program is typically four years. In addition to core subjects, some B.F.Sc programs may also offer specialized courses in areas such as marine fisheries, inland fisheries, or aquaculture technology.

Career prospects for B.F.Sc graduates are quite very high. Graduates can find employment in a variety of settings, including:

• Government fisheries departments
• Private fisheries companies
• Aquaculture farms
• Fish processing plants
• Research institutes
• Environmental organizations
• NGOs

Admission into B.F.Sc happens through entrance exams conducted by different states.