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Sampurna GoswamiEducation counselor
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Hi Viren,
It totally depends on your interest. You must decide which course you want to pursue. You can share your interests here so that a few suggestions could be given.
It totally depends on your interest. You must decide which course you want to pursue. You can share your interests here so that a few suggestions could be given.
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Akash PrasherWeb Developer | Computer Science - CU
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Both the fields are good and have wide scope but now a day's student are giving more preference to B.Sc in agriculture in comparison of B.Sc in medical. So, you can opt for B.Sc in agriculture in any good and reputed college. Rest all depends on your interest.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Sampurna GoswamiEducation counselor
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Hi Ankita,
You can consider Cornell University USA, University of East Anglia UK, University of Nottingham UK, Washington State University US, University of Georgia, Kyushu University and Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding. Ph.D programmes are generally fully funded except in UK. You must contact the department supervisors for details.
You can consider Cornell University USA, University of East Anglia UK, University of Nottingham UK, Washington State University US, University of Georgia, Kyushu University and Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding. Ph.D programmes are generally fully funded except in UK. You must contact the department supervisors for details.
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