*Year 1: Fundamentals of Forestry & Basic Sciences* 

*Semester 1:* 

- Introduction to Forestry 

- Fundamentals of Soil Science 

- Principles of Horticulture 

- Basic Mathematics & Statistics 

- Practical: Soil Sampling, Nursery Techniques 

*Semester 2:* 

- Forest Ecology & Biodiversity 

- Dendrology (Tree Identification) 

- Climatology & Meteorology 

- Practical: Forest Surveying, Herbarium Preparation 

*Year 2: Silviculture & Forest Management* 

*Semester 3:* 

- Silviculture Systems 

- Forest Mensuration & Biometrics 

- Wood Science & Technology 

- Practical: Tree Volume Measurement, Timber Grading 

*Semester 4:* 

- Agroforestry & Social Forestry 

- Forest Pathology & Entomology 

- Watershed Management 

- Practical: Pest/Disease Identification, GIS Basics 

*Year 3: Advanced Forestry & Conservation* 

*Semester 5:* 

- Forest Genetics & Tree Improvement 

- Wildlife Biology & Conservation 

- Forest Economics & Policy 

- Practical: Seed Technology, Wildlife Census Techniques 

*Semester 6:* 

- Forest Fire Management 

- Remote Sensing & GIS in Forestry 

- *Electives (Choose 1):* 

  - Ecotourism 

  - Medicinal Plants 

  - Urban Forestry 

- Practical: GPS Mapping, Fire Risk Assessment 

*Year 4: Specialization & Field Training* 

*Semester 7:* 

- Forest Product Utilization 

- Climate Change & Carbon Sequestration 

- Project Planning & Entrepreneurship 

- Practical: Value-Added Forest Product Development 

*Semester 8:* 

- *Internship* (6 months in Forest Dept./Research Institutes) 

- *Research Project* (Thesis Submission) 

- Field Training: Forest Division Attachment 

*Key Skills Covered:* 

- *Field Techniques: * Tree Census, Soil/Wildlife Surveys 

- *Tools: * GIS, Remote Sensing, Dendrometer 

- *Management: * Afforestation, Forest Protection Laws 

- *Research: * Data Analysis, Conservation Strategies