Academic Programmes

Nomenclature	Degree Programme	Duration
B.Sc. (Forestry)	Bachelor of Science in Forestry (since 1987-88)	4 years
M.Sc. (Forestry)	Master of Science in Forestry :  (since 2009-10) in two discipline viz., Plantation     Technology       and Agroforestry	2 years
Ph.D.( Forestry)	Doctor of Philosophy in Forestry:   Agroforestry     (since       2013-14)	3 years

     

Bachelor of Science in Forestry

Minimum eligibility criteria

• Pass in 10+2 examination with PCB/PCMB/Agriculture with science subjects having 50 % marks in aggregate for general category and 45 % for SC/ST.

Mode of admission

Qualifying Examination	Pre Agriculture Test  (PAT)
Entrance Examination	Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination  Board, Bhopal
Others if any (Specify)	ICAR Nominee, NRI

Minimum credits requirement

• The minimum credit requirement for the degree should be 181 credits excluding non-credit courses for language, physical education/NCC/NSS.

Examination and evaluation system

• One midterm examination of 20% marks (internal)
• Final theory 80 % marks (external).
• Practical examination will be conducted jointly by the Internal Examiner (course Teacher) and one External Examiner nominated by HOD.

Medium of Instruction

English

Grading

10 point scale

Master of Science Forestry

Minimum eligibility criteria

• Bachelor’s degree in Forestry (4years programme) / B.Sc. (Honours) Forestry.
• In case B.Sc Forestry/B.Sc (Honours) Forestry candidates are not available, B.Sc Ag./B.Sc. Hort. may be considered.

Mode of admission

Entrance Examination	Merit
Others if any (Specify)	ICAR Nominee

Minimum credits requirement

Subject	Credits
Major (Core)	22
Minor (Specialization)	12
Supporting	05
Seminar	01
Research	20
Total Credits	60

Doctoral Degree Programme in Forestry (Agroforestry)Minimum eligibility criteria

• Master’s degree in forestry.

Mode of admission

Entrance Examination	Entrance examination (80 % weight age) and interview (20% weightage).
Others if any (Specify)	ICAR Nominee

Minimum credits requirement

Subject	Credits
Major (Core)	15
Minor (Specialization)	08
Supporting	05
Seminar	02
Research	45
Total Credits	75

Courses offered under different divisions (As per 5th Deans Committee)

Bachlor of Science in Forestry

i.1. Silviculture and Agroforestry (SA)

SA 1101	Introduction to Forestry	2(2+0)
SA 1102	Dendrology	3(2+1)
SA 1203	Theory and Practice of Silviculture	3(2+1)
SA 2104	Principles of Agroforestry	3(2+1)
SA 2105	Forest Mensuration	3(2+1)
SA 2206	Forest Management	3(2+1)
SA 2207	Silviculture of Indian Trees	3(2+1)
SA 3108	Forest Hydrology and Watershed Management	3(2+1)
ELU-I	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
SA 3209	Plantation Forestry	3(2+1)
ELU-II	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
FOWE	Forestry Work Experience (Student READY, FOWE)	20(0+20)
SA 4210	Agroforestry Systems and Management	3(2+1)
PW	Project Work & Dissertation	10(0+10)
	Total	20+49=69

i.2. Forest Biology and Tree Improvement (FBT)

FB 1201	Plant Physiology	3(2+1)
FB 1202	Plant Cytology and Genetics	2(1+1)
FB 2103	Tree Improvement	3(2+1)
FB 2204	Seed Technology & Nursery Management	3(2+1)
ELU I	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
ELU II	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
FOWE	Forestry Work Experience (Student READY, FOWE)	20(0+20)
FB 4205	Forest Biotechnology	3(2+1)
PW	Project Work & Dissertation	10(0+10)
	Total	9+45=54

i.3. Natural Resource Management (NRM)

NR 1101	Introduction to Agronomy and Horticulture	3(2+1)
NR 1102	Geology & Soils	3(2+1)
NR 1203	Forest Protection	3(2+1)
NR 2104	Environmental Studies and Disaster Management	3(2+1)
NR 2105	Forest Survey & Engineering	3(2+1)
NR 2106	Soil Biology & Fertility	3(2+1)
NR 2107	Forest Ecology & Biodiversity	3(2+1)
NR 2208	Rangeland and Livestock Management	2(1+1)
NR 3109	Climate Science	3(2+1)
ELU-I	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
NR 3210	Forest Laws, Legislation and Policies	2(2+0)
NR 3211	Geomatics	3(1+2)
NR 3212	Recreation & Urban Forestry	2(1+1)
NR 3213	Restoration Ecology	2(1+1)
ELU-II	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
FOWE	Forestry Work Experience (Student READY, FOWE)	20(0+20)
NR 4214	Forest Inventory and Yield Prediction	2(1+1)
PW	Project Work & Dissertation	10(0+10)
	Total	23+54=77

i.4. Forest Products and Utilization (FPU)

FP1201	Introduction to Agronomy and Horticulture	3(2+1)
FP 2202	Geology & Soils	3(2+1)
FP 2203	Forest Protection	3(2+1)
FP 3104	Environmental Studies and Disaster Management	3(2+1)
FP 3105	Forest Survey & Engineering	3(2+1)
ELU –I	Soil Biology & Fertility	2(1+1)
FP 3206	Forest Ecology & Biodiversity	5(0+5)
FP 3207	Rangeland and Livestock Management	3(2+1)
ELU –II	Climate Science	2(2+0)
FOWE	Experiential Learning	20(0+20)
PW	Project Work & Dissertation	10(0+10)
	Total	13+46=59

i.5. Wildlife Sciences (WLS)

WL 1201	Wildlife Biology	3(2+1)
WL 2202	Ornithology & Herpetology	3(2+1)
ELU-I	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
ELU-II	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
FOWE	Forestry Work Experience (Student READY, FOWE)	20(0+20)
WL 4203	Wildlife Management	2(1+1)
PW	Project Work & Dissertation	10(0+10)
	Total	5+43=48

 6. Basic and Social Science (BS)

Forest Products  and Utilization                            Basic Science and Humanities                                    Course work  

BS 1101	Information and Communication Technology	2(1+1)
BS 1102	Communication Skills and Personality Development	2(1+1)
BS 1103	Plant Biochemistry	2(1+1)
BS 1104	Forest Botany/Basic Mathematics	2(1+1)
BS 1105	Physical Education-I	1(0+1*)
BS 1106	NCC-I/NSS-I	1(0+1*)
BS 1207	Statistical Methods & Experimental Designs	3(2+1)
BS 1208	Physical Education-II	1(0+1*)
BS 1209	NCC-II/NSS-II	1(0+1*)
BS 2110	Physical Education-III	1(0+1*)
BS 2111	NCC-III/NSS-III	1(0+1*)
BS 2112	Forest Tribology & Anthropology	2(0+2)
BS 2113	Study Tour	1(0+1*)
BS 3107	Forest Extension & Community Forestry	3(2+1)
BS 3108	Entrepreneurship Development & Business management	2(1+1)
BS 3109	Forest Economics and Marketing	3(2+1)
BS 4218	Agricultural informatics	3(2+1)
ELU-I	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
ELU-II	Experiential Learning	5(0+5)
BS 4117	All India Study Tour	3(0+3*)
FOWE	Forestry Work Experience (Student READY, FOWE)	20(0+20)
	Total	15+49=64

Experiential Learning Modules

FP	Production and Marketing of high value forest produce	5(0+5)
SA/FB	Raising Quality Planting Materials for forest regeneration	5(0+5)
FB/NR/WL	Apiculture/Sericulture	5(0+5)
BS/WL	Ecotourism	5(0+5)
WL	Wild Animal Health Management	5(0+5)

Forestry Work Experience (FOWE)

Orientation (10 days)	1(0+1)
Forest Range Training Programme (50 days)	12(0+12)
Industrial placement (20 days)	3(0+3)
Weapon Training and First-Aid Training (5+3=8 days)	1(0+1)
Socio-economic Surveys and Village Attachment (20 days)	2(0+2)
Report writing and presentations (12 days)	1(0+1)

Semester-wise course distribution

Semester I (12+9=21 Credit Hours including 2 Non-Credit)

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	SA 1101	Introduction to Forestry	2+0
2.	SA 1102	Dendrology	2+1
3.	NR 1101	Introduction to Agronomy and Horticulture	2+1
4.	NR 1102	Geology & Soils	2+1
5.	BS  1101	Information and Communication Technology	1+1
6.	BS 1102	Communication Skills and Personality Development	1+1
7.	BS 1103	Plant Biochemistry	1+1
8.	BS 1104	Forest Botany/Basic Mathematics	1+1
9.	BS 1105	Physical Education-I	0+1*
10.	BS 1106	NCC-I/NSS-1	0+1*
		TOTAL	12+9

Semester II (13+9=22 Credit Hours including 2 Non-Credit)

 

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	FB 1201	Plant Physiology	2+1
2.	FB 1202	Plant Cytology and Genetics	1+1
3.	SA 1203	Theory and Practice of Silviculture	2+1
4.	FP 1201	Wood Anatomy	2+1
5.	WL 1201	Wildlife Biology	2+1
6.	NR 1203	Forest Protection	2+1
7.	BS 1207	Statistical Methods & Experimental Designs	2+1
8.	BS 1208	Physical Education-II	0+1*
9.	BS 1209	NCC-II/NSS-II	0+1*
		TOTAL	13+9

Semester III (14+9=23 Credit Hours including 2 Non-Credit)

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	NR 2104	Environmental Studies and Disaster Management	2+1
2.	NR 2105	Forest Survey & Engineering	2+1
3.	NR 2106	Soil Biology & Fertility	2+1
4.	NR 2107	Forest Ecology & Biodiversity	2+1
5.	FB 2103	Tree Improvement	2+1
6.	SA 2104	Principles of Agroforestry	2+1
7.	SA 2105	Forest Mensuration	2+1
8.	BS 2110	Physical Education-III	0+1*
9.	BS 2111	NCC-III/NSS-III	0+1*
		TOTAL	14+9

Semester IV (15+8=23 Credit Hours including 1 Non-Credit)

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	SA 2206	Forest Management	2+1
2.	SA 2207	Silviculture of Indian Trees	2+1
3.	FP 2202	Wood Products & Utilization	2+1
4.	FP 2203	Ethnobotany, Medicinal and Aromatic plants	2+1
5.	WL 2202	Ornithology & Herpetology	2+1
6.	FB 2204	Seed Technology & Nursery Management	2+1
7.	NR 2208	Rangeland and Livestock Management	1+1
8.	BS 2206	Forest Tribology & Anthropology	2+0
9.	BS 2213	Study Tour of State Forest	0+1*
		TOTAL	15+8

Semester V (12+12=24 Credit Hours)

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	SA 3108	Forest Hydrology and Watershed Management	2+1
2.	NR 3109	Climate Science	2+1
3.	FP 3104	Wood Science and Technology	2+1
4.	FP 3105	Logging and Ergonomics	1+1
5.	BS 3107	Forest Extension & Community Forestry	2+1
6.	BS 3108	Entrepreneurship Development & Business Management	1+1
7.	BS 3109	Forest Economics and Marketing	2+1
8.	EL-I	Experiential Learning	0+5
		TOTAL	12+12

Semester VI (11+11=22 Credit Hours)

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	SA 3209	Plantation Forestry	2+1
2.	NR 3210	Forest Laws, Legislation and Policies	2+0
3.	NR 3211	Geomatics	1+2
4.	NR 3212	Recreation & Urban Forestry	1+1
5.	NR 3213	Restoration Ecology	1+1
6.	FP 3206	Non-Timber Forest Products	2+1
7.	FP3207	Certification of Forest Products	2+0
8.	EL II	Experiential Learning	0+5
		TOTAL	11+11

Semester VII (0+23=23 Credit Hours including 3 Non-Credit)

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	FOWE	Forestry Work Experience	0+20
2.	BS 4117	All India Study Tour	0+3*
		TOTAL	0+23

Semester VIII (8+15=23 Credit Hours)

S.No.	Catalog	Course	Credit
1.	NR 4214	Forest Inventory and Yield Prediction	1+1
2.	FB 4205	Forest Biotechnology	2+1
3.	SA 4210	Agroforestry Systems and Management	2+1
4.	WL 4203	Wildlife Management	1+1
5.	BS 4218	Agricultural Informatics	2+1
6.	PW	Project Work & Dissertation	0+10
		TOTAL	8+15
	Grand Total		85+96=181

Different activities under Field Working Experience (FWE)

Experiential Learning /Hand on Training

Areas of specialization for “Hand-on training” should be decided by each college/University as detailed below depending upon local needs and industrials demand. It is expected that the students will prepare a work plan for the relevant are of specialization.An end-to-end approach is to be followed in implementing the programme. While identifying the area of specialization, the college shall take into account the faculty and infrastructure facilities available and their regional significance. All the students shall have an advisor, who will guide the students in “Hands-on Training” a total of 20 credits are allotted for “Hand-on Training” and evaluation of the same shall be done by the committee appointed by the dean of the respective college.

Multidisciplinary Courses

I. Production and Marketing of Quality Planting Material

Activity	Weeks	Credit
Project Development - Identification of species (grasses, trees, medicinal plants & wild fruits)  for nursery raising, time of collection of plant material from selected seed sources, quantity of seed/plant material required, nursery area (open and protected), inputs required, Schedule for intercultural operation- seed treatment, sowing, weeding, fertigation, root hardening treatments.Assessment of demand in local/potential markets and institutions. Physical Needs: i. Number of tree species – 3-5 ii. Minimum planting stock production – 5000seedlings/species iii. Grasses - 0.25ha land area iv. Protected area – 50-100 sq m	2	0+2
Collection, Handling, Processing and Storage of planting material: Identification of superior seed sources, seed collection, treatment and storage	3	0+2
Vegetative Propagation under controlled and ambient conditions Collection of vegetative propagules, treatment and its processing of bare root and containerized seedlings	3	0+3
Nursery Management Raising, seed bed preparation, raising of polyhouse, sowing, planting and other inter-cultural operations	11	0+9
Marketing of seeds and seedlings; grading of quality stock and pricing	2	0+2
Cost Benefit analysis, Project Report & Presentation	1	0+2
Total	22	0+20

Different activities under Experiential Learning Programme  (ELP)

Master of Science in Forestry

Sl. No.	Title	Subjects offered	Credits
1.	Silviculture and Agroforestry	8	11
2.	Forest Biology and Tree Improvement	6	11
3.	Forest Products  and Utilisation	1	7
4.	Natural Resource Management	6	24
5.	Basic Science and Humanities	4	8
	Total	25	61

Semester-wise course distribution

Agroforestry

Semester I

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credit
1.	FOR 501	Silviculture	2 (2+0)
2.	FOR 502	Forest Biometry	2 (1+1)
3.	FOR 503	Forest Management	2 (2+0)
4.	FOR 510	Forests & People	2 (2+0)
5.	FOR-AF521	Agroforestry Systems	3 (2+1)
6.	FOR-AF522	Soil & Water Management in Agroforestry System	2 (1+1)
7.	FOR 513	General Statistical Methods and Research methodology	2 (1+1)
8.	PGS 501	Library and Information Services	1 (0+1)
9.	PGS 504	Basic Concept in Laboratory Techniques	1 (0+1)

Semester II

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR 504	Forest Products – Chemistry & Industries	3 (2+1)
2.	FOR 508	Forest Policy , Laws & International Conventions	2 (2+0)
3.	FOR 509	Tree Improvement	2 (1+1)
4.	FOR 507	Forest Protection	2 (1+1)
5.	FOR-AF-525	Economics of Agroforestry System	3 (2+1)
6.	FOR-AF-526	Rangeland & Pasture Management	2 (2+0)
7.	FOR 512	Remote Sensing & Geographic Information System	2 (1+1)
8.	FOR 511	Computer Application & Information Technology	1 (0+1 )
9.	PGS 505	Agricultural Research Ethics & Rural Development Pprogrammes	1 (1+0)
10.	PGS 506	Disaster Management	1 (1+0)

Semester III

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR 506	Forest Resource Management and Economics	2 (1+1)
2.	FOR 505	Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation	3 (2+1)
3.	FOR-AF524	Fruit, Plants, Trees and Shrubs for Agroforestry	3 (2+1)
4.	PGS 502	Technical Writing and Communication Skills	1 (0+1)
5.	PGS 503	Intellectual Property and Its Management in Agricultural	1 (1+0)
6.	FOR 591	Seminar	1 (0+1)
7.	HVE	Human Values & Professional Ethics	2(1+1)
8.		Written Comprehensive Examination(Major/ Miner)	NC

Semester IV

1.

FOR AF599

Research Thesis

20(0+20)

Plantation Technology

Semester I

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR 501	Silviculture	2 (2+0)
2.	FOR 502	Forest Biometry	2 (1+1)
3.	FOR 503	Forest Management	2 (2+0)
4.	FOR 510	Forests & People	2 (2+0)
5.	FOR-PT521	Seed Collection, Storage & Testing	3 (2+1)
6.	FOR-PT522	Modern Nursery Technology	2 (1+1)
7.	FOR 513	General Statistical Methods and Research Methodology	2 (1+1)
8.	PGS 501	Library and Information Services	1 (0+1)
9.	PGS 504	Basic Concept in Laboratory Techniques	1 (0+1)

Semester II

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR 504	Forest Products – Chemistry & Industries	3 (2+1)
2.	FOR 508	Forest Policy , Laws & International Conventions	2 (2+0)
3.	FOR 509	Tree Improvement	2 (1+1)
4.	FOR 507	Forest Protection	2 (1+1)
5.	FOR-PT 524	Management of Insect Pest & Disease	2 (1+1)
6.	FOR-PT 523	Nutrient & Weed Management in Nursery and Plantation	3 (2+1)
7.	FOR 512	Remote sensing and Geographic information system	2 (1+1)
8.	FOR 511	Computer Application and Information Technology	1 (0+1 )
9.	PGS 505	Agricultural Research Ethies and Rural Development Programmes	1 (1+0)
10.	PGS 506	Disaster Management	1 (1+0)

Semester III

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR 506	Forest Resource Management and Economics	2 (1+1)
2.	FOR 505	Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation	3 (2+1)
3.	FOR-PT525	Energy Plantation and Bio-Fuels	2 (1+1)
4.	PGS 502	Technical Writing and Communication Skills	1 (0+1)
5.	PGS 503	Intellectual Property and Its Management in Agricultural	1 (1+0)
6.	FOR 591	Seminar	1 (0+1)
7.	HVE	Human Values & Professional Ethics	2(1+1)
8.		Written Comprehensive Examination(Major/ Miner)	NC

Semester IV

1.

FOR PT 599

Research Thesis

20(0+20)

Doctoral Degree Programme in Forestry (Agroforestry)

Sl. No.	Title	Subjects offered	Credits
1.	Silviculture and Agroforestry	8	15
2.	Forest Biology and Tree Improvement	2	5
3.	Forest Products  and Utilisation	1	3
4.	Natural Resource Management	3	7
5.	Basic Science and Humanities	2	7
	Total	16	37

Semester-wise course distribution

Semester I

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR-601	Quantitative Silviculture	3(2+1)
2.	FOR-603	Advances in Wood & Non-wood Forest Products	3 (2+1)
3.	FOR-605	Agroforestry System &   Management	2 (1+1)
4.	FOR-611	Operational Research in Forest Management	3 (2+1)
5.	FOR-612	Land Use Planning & Watershed Management	2 (2+0)
6.	PGS-501	Library & Information Services	1 (0+1)
7.	PGS-504	Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques	1 (0+1)
8.	FOR-699	Doctoral Research	0+5

Semester II

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR-602	Advances in Tree Improvement	3(2+1)
2.	FOR-606	Forest Intervention for Environment Amelioration	2(1+1)
3.	FOR-604	Advances in Economic Analysis in Forestry	2(2+0)
4.	FOR-613	Forest Ecological Modeling	2(1+1)
5.	FOR-616	Information Technology in Forestry	2(1+1)
6.	PGS-505	Agriculture Research, Research Ethics & Rural Development Programme	1(1+0)
7.	PGS-506	Disaster Management	1(1+0)
8.	FOR-699	Doctoral Research	0+5

Semester III

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	AF-621	Advances in Agroforestry Research &Management	2(2+0)
2.	AF-622	Productivity of Agroforestry System	3(2+1)
3.	AF-624	Advance Agroforestry Management Analysis	3 (2+1)
4.	AF-625	Advances in soil and water management in Agroforestry	3 (2+1)
5.	FOR-614	Advances in Forest Biometrics	2 (1+1)
6.	FOR-615	Climate Change & Forestry	2 (2+0)
7.	PGS-502	Technical Writing & Communication Skills	1 (0+1)
8.	PGS-503	Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques	1 (1+0)
9.	HVE	Human Value & Professional Ethics	2(1+1)
10.	FOR-699	Doctoral Research	0+10

Semester IV

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR-691	Doctoral Seminar First	1(1+0)
2.	FOR-699	Doctoral Research	0+10

Semester V

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR-692	Doctoral Seminar Second	1+0
2.	FOR-699	Doctoral Research	0+10

Semester VI

S.No.	Code	Course Title	Credits
1.	FOR-699	Doctoral Research	0+5

Graduate, Post-graduate and Doctoral degree annual intake in the Department of Forestry

Degree	Since Started (year)	Intake in 1st year degree programme	Actual Enrollment in the year 2017 (Ist +IInd + IIrd + Vth Year)
UG	1987-88	35	94
PG	2009-10	8	13
Ph.D. Forestry (Agroforestry)	2013-14	3	2
	Total	46	109

Quality Human Resource Development

• More than 25% of passed out graduates have got themselves admitted every year in P.G. programme at FRI, Dehradun on the basis of All India Competitive Examination.
• More than 90% of passed out forestry graduates have got employment in abroad, public and private sector.

Undergraduate Level

Since 1987-88 to till date, 547 students have been admitted in UG and 377 students have passed out.
Students are aquiring knowledge and skill

Field visit of Student

Orient Paper Mill, Imlai (M.P.)

Postgraduate Level

Since 2009-2010 to till date, 54 students have been admitted in PG and 36 students have passed out.

Academic Research Innovations

Sl No.	Thesis Research topic (s)	Year
Agroforestry
1	Differential response of pruning on growth and yield of paddy under Dalbergia sisso oRoxb. based agrisilviculture system	2009-10
2	Screening of insect pest associated with karanja based agroforestry	2009-10
3	Impact of Bamboo species on growth and yield attributes of kharif crops under agroforestry system in rainfed conditions	2009-10
4	Effect of different pruning intensities on growth and yield of wheat varieties under Dalbergia sissoo based agrisilviculture system	2010-11
5	Monitoring incidence and control of insect pest on different provenance of Acacia nilotica	2010-11
6	Estimation of standing state biomass and carbon sequestration potential of multipurpose tree species	2010-11
7	Growth and productivity of Turmeric under different methods of planting and time of earthing in guava based Agri-horticulture practice of AF.	2010-11
8	Effect of different level of deheading in guava on the performance of Guava-Mustard based Agrihorticulture system.	2011-12
9	Production potential of turmeric under different cultural practices in Guava based Agrihorticulture practice of Agroforestry.	2011-12
10	Influence of different pruning intensities of Dalbergia sissoo on wood biomass and yield of paddy varieties under agrisilviculture system of AF.	2011-12
11	Analytical study of Kharif water productivity under Fifteen year old Dalbergia sissoo based Agroforestry System	2012-13
12	Impact of variable pruning intensities, fertilizer doses and seed rate on crop yield and wood production under Dalbergia sissoo Roxb. based Agrisilviculture system.	2012-13
13	Comparison of growth performance through Biomass in the admixture of non-leguminous versus leguminous trees	2012-13
14	Estimation of Carbon Sequestration in different pruning intensities of Dalbergia sissoo with paddy crop under Agrisilviculture system.	2012-13
15	Effect of varying levels of deheading in guava on productivity of fodder varieties under hortipasture practice of agroforestry	2015-16
16	Impact of Variable Pruning Intensities and agronomical management on wheat production in Agrisilviculture System	2015-16
17	Tree improvement in Dalbergia sissoo Roxb. by pruning Intensities and planting date on the productivity of turmeric under Agrisilviculture System of Agroforestry	2015-16
18	Optimization of carbon sequestration in different pruning intensities of D. sissoo Roxb. and productivity of wheat crop under agrisilviculture system.	2016-17
19	Evaluation of water productivity under different pruning intensities in D. sissoo- Paddy- Wheat based agrisilviculture system.	2016-17
20	Differential response of pruning intensities of D. sissoo on growth and yield of Paddy varieties under agrisilviculture system.	2016-17
Plantation Technology
1	Carbon sequestration study in Dalbergiasissooplanted in different geometry	2010-11
2	Evaluation of Techonagrandis& Eucalyptus hybrid with Legume tree Dalbergiasissootree species	2010-11
3	Influence of stand density on growth and yield of Dalbergiasissoounder wasteland conditions.	2010-11
4	Impact of variable spacing on pattern of genetic variation and interrelationships among growth traits and yield in DalbergiasissooRoxb under rain fed conditions	2011-12
5	Differential response of infiltration behavior and correlation between growth traits in selected tree species.	2011-12
6	Insect pest association in Dalbergiasissoo, Paddy based Agrisilvicuture System	2011-12
7	Population Dynamics of Major Insect Pest under Different Pruning Intensity of DalbergiasissooRoxb.and Turmeric based Agrisilviculture Practice.	2012-13
8	Effect of pruning intensities of DalbergiasissooRoxb. on biomass production and crop productivity in Agroforestry plantation	2012-13
9	Impact of variable spacing on the pattern of Genetic Variability and Heritability on Growth, Yield and specific gravity in Five-Year-Old Trees of DalbergiasissooRoxb.	2012-13
10	Genetic Variability and Inter-relationships between Growth Traits and Seed Yield of Pongamiapinnata(L.) Pierre(karanj)	2012-13
11	Periodical infestation of Bruches bilineatopygus on pods of Albizia tree species	2015-16
12	Estimation of Carbon Sequestration among the Provenances of Pongamis pinnata (L.) Pierre under Plantation Technology in Wasteland	2015-16
13	Determination of water productivity under different pruning intensity in dalbergia sissoo – turmeric agro forestry system	2015-16
14	Response of insect pest complex on provenances of Accasia nilotica	2016-17
15	Genetic association and path studies among growth and pod traits in Pongamia pinnata	2016-17
16	Screening and provenances of Pongamia pinnata (Linn) Pierre against insect pests damage	2016-17

Doctoral level

Since 2013-14 to till date, 03 students have been admitted in Ph.D and 01 student has been awarded Ph.D degree (2016-17) in the Agroforestry.

ACADEMIC RESEARCH INNOVATIONS

SrNo	Thesis Research topic (s)	Year
A- Agroforestry
1	Dynamics of Carbon Stock in Agrisilviculture System of Agroforestry	2016-17

Sports and Games:

(i) Intercollegiate Sports Tournament

(ii)  NSS and NCC

Alumni Achievements

Our alumni holding top national and international positions

Sl No.	Position	Number
1	Executive in private sector	16
2	Executive in nationalized bank	3
3	State Civil Services	1
4	State Police Services	2
5	State Forest Services (Senior executive)	2
6	State Forest Services (Junior executive)	3
7	Indian Forest Services	1
8	Indian Postal Services	4
9	Indian Accounts Services	1
10	Research and Development unit at abroad	1
11	University Teachers	4
12	Scientist (Malaysia Forest Research Institute, Malaysia)	1

Student placement during the last 4 years

Total number of graduates		89, out of which
a)	Joined Government Services	16
b)	Joined Industries	26
c)	Self-employed	15
d)	Pursuing Higher Education	27
e)	NGO	05

Accreditation of Forestry Courses by ICFRE