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Beginner-Level 4
BSc Agriculture at Rayat Bahra University is a 4 year program. Fees are reasonable and on an affordable side compared to other private universities in the region. It approximately ranges from ₹40000 to ₹50000 per semester. For a 4 year program, the total fee would fall around ₹3.2 lakhs to ₹4 lakhs for the complete duration.
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
JNU Jaipur offers a B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture programme and is recognised by the UGC. However, if ICAR accreditation is your priority, you should verify the latest accreditation status directly with the university or the official ICAR list before taking admission. If you're looking for a private university with an ICAR-accredited B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture program, LPU is a strong choice, offering modern laboratories, research farms, practical training, internships, scholarships, and placement support.
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Scholar-Level 16
IRMA (Gujarat, India) is one of the top colleges if you wish to build a career in agriculture, major brands like Amul or ITC, or rural finance.
Course: The flagship program here is the PGDM (Rural Management), which is fully equivalent to an MBA, with a strong focus on agribusiness.
Admission Process: You need to take the CAT, XAT, or CMAT exam. Scoring around the 80–85 percentile range gives you a good chance of receiving a call. (If you have a prior degree in Agriculture or Dairy Science, you may benefit from a slightly lower score requirement).
Cost (Fees): The total fee for the two-year program is approximately ₹17.5 lakhs (includ
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 8
Hi, Vihan. LPUNEST for Agriculture courses is not very difficult. If you have prepared your Class 12 subjects well, especially Biology or Agriculture, you can score well. With regular study and practice, it is easy to clear the exam and also get a good scholarship.
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 2
The 4-year B.Sc. Agriculture programme at CCSHAU has a moderately challenging entrance exam that requires a solid understanding of NCERT-based Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics/Agriculture. Lovely Professional University (LPU) is a top option for prospective agricultural scientists, even if this university is a distinguished option.
As the first private university in India to be accredited by ICAR, LPU guarantees top-notch academic standards. With more than 300 acres of devoted research farms, cutting-edge labs, and a curriculum that is in line with industry standards, its programme is of the highest caliber. LPU offers an exc
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, students can apply for BSc Agriculture while waiting for their class 12th results. They can appear for entrance exams like CUET or ICAR. Enrollment will happen on provisional basis, which means it is on the condition that they pass class 12th with the college desired percentage and all required conditions. Students are required to provide a passing certificate after the results are out.
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3 weeks ago
Beginner-Level 5
It's a good choice, the exposure here is really good and agriculture students are often taken to visit various farms and fields to get a better knowledge of their domain. The placements were really good as well. Their placements stats shows the highest placement of 40 LPA and avg of 8.7 LPA while top 20% secured a package of 13.5 LPA.
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