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BSc. (Hons)Agriculture - Minimum expected cutoff is 60%. in 10+2 with English, physics, Maths/biology/forestry + LPUNest
MSc.(hons)Agriculture - 60% in BSc.Agriculture (Hons) 4 year degree + LPUNest.
LPU is a very good university for the agriculture programme. LPU is the first private university that achieved ICAR approval.
The package really depends on what students can show to the recruiters, how much they deserve. There were some students who cracked the placement and got offered 1 crore PA, while many failed to do so. On average, the Agriculture students of LPU are offered and
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BSc (Hons. ). Agriculture
BSc. (Hons. ). Horticulture
BSc. (Forestry)
BVSc. And Animal Husbandry
BFSc. Bachelor of Fisheries Sciences
B.Tech. (Food Technology (FT)
B.Pharma. (Bi. P. C) Bachelor of Pharmacy (Bi. P. C)
B.Tech. (Bio-Technology) (Bi. P. C. ) Bachelor of Technology in Bio-Technology (Bi. P. C. )
Pharma.D (Bi. P. C. ) Doctor of Pharmacy (Bi. P. C. )
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