Bihar Animal Sciences University

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Bihar Animal Sciences University
Bihar Animal Sciences University seal.png
Seal of Bihar Animal Sciences University
Mottoज्ञानं परमं ध्येयम्
Motto in English
Knowledge is the supreme goal
Type State agricultural university
Established2017(7 years ago) (2017)
Chancellor Governor of Bihar
Vice-Chancellor Rameshwar Singh
Location, ,
Affiliations UGC, ICAR
Website www.basu.org.in

Bihar Animal Sciences University (BASU) is a state [1] agricultural university [2] located at Patna, Bihar, India. It has jurisdiction over the field of veterinary and animal sciences in Bihar. [3]

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History

The formal proposal [4] for establishing an animal sciences university in Bihar was made as part of the "Bihar Agricultural Road Map 2012–2017", the second agriculture road map for Bihar, which was launched by the then President of India Pranab Mukherjee in October 2012. [5] The roadmap set it as one of its targets that "A new University for Animal Husbadry[ sic ], Dairy and Fisheries shall be set up in the state." [6] However, no specific budget was set aside for setting the university, and the budget was to come out of the general animal husbandry budget. [6]

The university was established in 2016 through the Bihar Animal Sciences University Act, 2016, [7] which was passed as a Bill in August 2016 [8] and notified later that month. [7] The university was formed by transferring two colleges, Bihar Veterinary College and Sanjay Gandhi Institute of Dairy Technology, from Bihar Agricultural University, as well as six other institutes transferred from Bihar Agricultural University and Rajendra Agricultural University. [7] An additional college, the College of Fisheries, Kishanganj, was also to be established. The college was officially approved two years later, in May 2018 [9] and established in August 2018. [10] The university became operational in June 2017 [4] with the appointment of its first Vice-Chancellor, Rameshwar Singh, [11] one of four state universities and six private universities established in Bihar in 20172018. [12]

Academics

The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and diploma degrees in three fields, veterinary science & animal husbandry, dairy technology, and fisheries management. [13]

Constituent colleges and institutes

The university has three constituent colleges: [3]

It runs six other institutes: [3]

See also

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