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RAWE

Student READY Programme (RAWE)

Activities

  1. Village Stay Programme: The students were placed in different blocks of nearby districts. Each student was allotted with individual village. The students conducted farmers’ interaction meeting in the allotted village and identified problems and cropping pattern using Participatory Rural Appraisal Technique. Based on the problems identified in the villages, the students performed demonstrations, group interaction and arranged farmer interaction meetings. The students also conducted awareness rally and exhibition in their block as a group, besides an exhibition in the college at end of the programme.
  2. ADA Placement: The students were attached with Assistant Director of Agriculture in nearby districts (with their concerned blocks AAOs of Village Stay Programme) to know the activities of state Department of Agriculture and their role. They acquired the knowledge on production, protection and post-harvest handling of agricultural crops. Also they have gained direct field experience in identification and recommendations along with department officials for different field problems.
  3. NGO attachment: The students were attached with Non-Governmental Organizations to study their role and activities in rural development.
  4. Agro-Industrial tie-up :The students were attached with agriculture and allied industries in selected districts The students were exposed on various processing techniques viz., grading, packaging, value addition, material management, human resource management and marketing.

RAWE Students Attachment Details (2018-2025)

Academic Year Batch Total No. Of Students Number of districts Number of location Duration of the Programme
2018 2015 49 03 08 12.09.2018 – 10.12.2018
2019 2016 60 02 08 24.09.2019 – 22.12.2019
2020 2017 77 03 08 13.02.2021- 28.04.2021
2021
2022 2018 120 4 11 27.12.2021 – 11.03.2022
2023 2019 111 3 12 13.12.2022 – 14.03.2023
2024 2020 107 3 12 13.02.2024 – 28.04.2024
2025 2021 137 03 13 18.03.2025 – 12.05.2025

The feedback of the RAWE programme is given below

RAWE feedback
Farmer’s feedbackStudents were actively involved in field-oriented activities and they acquired knowledge on farm practices, indigenous techniques, culture, values and heritage in rural set up. It was a two-way learning process between the farmer and student where in both information about the recent technologies through the demonstrations the students have conducted and farmers experience.
ADAHighly appreciated the voluntary involvement of the students in learning of field-oriented aspects of crop husbandry and problem solving.
NGO’sIV B.Sc. (Ag) students learned our NGO activities with interest and enthusiasm and they were trained to run NGO by themselves.
Agro Industrial TrainingMajority of students actively learned the skill and have aspiration to develop into entrepreneurs.
StudentsRAWE programme is very much useful to get hands-on-experience and realized the techniques and technologies studied in our degree programme developed the leadership and team work concept in students

Activities

Year Total No. of Students Number of districts Number of location Duration of the Programme
2018 49 03 08 12.09.2018 – 10.12.2018
2019 60 02 08 24.09.2019 – 22.12.2019
2020 120 03 11 22.12.2021 – 26.04.2022

2016 – RAWE Exhibition

2016 – RAWE Exhibition

2015

2025- RAWE (2021 Batch)