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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture at PJTSAU.
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Asked by Sowjanya
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3 years ago
You can take admission by basis on your 12th percentage you have scored atleast 65% in any stream to take admission
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How can I take admission in Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya for B.Sc Agriculture?
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Asked by Roman
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3 years ago
B.Sc. or Bachelor of Science Agriculture Honors is a 4 year undergraduate degree course focused on understanding the agricultural sector that involves the study of agriculture Science, agronomy, soils, plant genetics, pathology of plants, horticulture, etc. This course deals with the concepts of agr
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I got 35k state rank ,2500 local rank. Can I expect free veternity seat/agriculture seat at NG Ranga university I belong to AU region SC one
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Asked by Niharika
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3 years ago
Congratulations for your good rank, I am not sure that your rank is eligible for Agriculture /vetarnary seat, the seats will be distributed according to the category, NCC, Other criteria can be considered. I hope you get a seat. All the very best.
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My ICAR UG rank is 20000 and I belong to ST category. Will I get any college?
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Asked by Dimpy
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3 years ago
Hloo aspirant, u r definetly eligible, even u get the rank u mentioned above as u mentioned that u r ST but make sure some guidence of u r elders or other faculty members as u know.
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Hi Sir. I have competed Bsc Agriculture degree programme of 4 year .For filling the CAT form there is 'Degree' column. But there is no opti
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3 years ago
Dear student, Yes, if you are in final year of graduation or you have done with graduation then you are eligible for CAT exams. Many other colleges provide PGDM course in agricultural management.
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Which course will be more in demand in the future - agriculture or horticulture?
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Asked by Anita
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3 years ago
Horticulture is a developing subfield of agriculture, which is an evergreen industry. Considering the future market, the demand for horticulture courses is expected to increase. According to NITI Ayoge, horticulture will see more future growth within the crop sector. Today, prestigious universities
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3 years ago
There are plenty of degree, Diploma, and Certificate courses available in agriculture.
1. If you want to pursue a course as per market trends, you can do a Certificate or Diploma course in food processing, organic farming, or harvesting technology. With increasing support from the government in agri
1. If you want to pursue a course as per market trends, you can do a Certificate or Diploma course in food processing, organic farming, or harvesting technology. With increasing support from the government in agri
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The Indian Agricultural Research Institute of New Delhi gives the best career opportunities to agriculture graduates as per national rankings. In recent years, more than 66 percent of the job offers were from government PSUs at this institute. Among other agriculture colleges, the following received
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It largely depends on your field preference. If your interest is animal care, you can go for veterinary courses; otherwise, agriculture is better. A graduate in agriculture has more options than a veterinary graduate. After doing a B.Sc. (hons) in agriculture, you can apply to banking and research j
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You have two options after completing a B.Sc. In agriculture: either apply for a job or go for higher studies. Most of the students prefer to go for higher studies in a specialised field. This is because the research field has more opportunities in agriculture as per market trends. The career scope
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