Placement Statistics

The placement statistics for the Agriculture program at P K University Shivpuri reflect strong industry engagement and career success among graduates. The program maintains a high placement rate, with most students securing jobs in top-tier organizations within a few months of graduation.

Year	Highest Package (Domestic)	Average Package (Domestic)	Median Package (Domestic)	Placement Percentage (Domestic)	PPOs Received (Domestic)
2023	15,00,000	6,00,000	5,00,000	94.5%	32
2022	13,00,000	5,50,000	4,80,000	92.0%	28
2021	11,50,000	5,00,000	4,20,000	89.5%	25
2020	10,00,000	4,50,000	3,80,000	87.0%	22
2019	9,00,000	4,00,000	3,50,000	84.5%	18

Top Recruiting Companies

The Agriculture program at P K University Shivpuri attracts recruitment from leading companies across multiple sectors:

1. Microsoft (AI for Agriculture)
2. Google (Data Analytics and Cloud Solutions)
3. Amazon Web Services (AgriTech Platforms)
4. IBM (Smart Agriculture Technologies)
5. John Deere (Precision Farming Equipment)
6. Cargill (Supply Chain Management)
7. ITC Limited (Sustainable Agriculture Initiatives)
8. Dabur India (Organic Farming Solutions)
9. Mahindra & Mahindra (Agricultural Machinery)
10. Bayer Crop Science (Plant Protection and Seed Technology)
11. Syngenta (Crop Improvement and Innovation)
12. Walmart (Food Supply Chain and Logistics)
13. Microsoft Research (AI and Machine Learning in Agriculture)
14. Google Earth Engine (Remote Sensing and GIS)
15. Agritech Startups (Agri-Tech Innovation)

Sector-wise Analysis

Graduates from the Agriculture program pursue diverse career paths across multiple sectors:

• IT/Software: Graduates often find roles in AI, data analytics, and cloud computing firms focused on agricultural applications. Positions include Software Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, and Product Manager.
• Core Engineering: Opportunities exist in companies designing precision farming equipment, irrigation systems, and agricultural machinery. Roles include Design Engineer, R&D Specialist, and Automation Technician.
• Finance: Some graduates work in agri-finance firms, focusing on risk assessment models, investment analysis, and financial planning for agricultural ventures.
• Consulting: Consulting firms offer opportunities to advise on policy implementation, sustainability initiatives, and strategic planning in agriculture sectors.
• Analytics: Companies in this domain require data analysts who specialize in interpreting agricultural datasets for yield prediction, market trends, and resource optimization.
• PSUs: Government agencies like the Ministry of Agriculture, ICAR, IARI, and NIFTEM recruit graduates for policy formulation, research projects, and rural development initiatives.

Internship Season

The internship season typically begins in June and extends through August. Students are exposed to real-world challenges and gain practical experience working with industry leaders. Key companies participating include Microsoft, Google, IBM, Amazon, John Deere, Cargill, ITC Limited, Dabur India, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bayer Crop Science, Syngenta, Walmart, and various agri-tech startups.

Historical stipend data shows that students typically receive between Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month during the internship period. Some top-tier companies offer additional benefits such as travel allowances, accommodation support, and performance bonuses.