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Anjali Mishra

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The placement percentage is good around 75% student get placed with the highest package in between INR 7 to 8 Lacs. And average package of INR 4 to 5 Lacs.

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Manav Chopra

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You can get private colleges but possibility of government funded colleges is tough.

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Akula akhil

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Hello pragati yes you will get but chances are low I hope for the best thank you.

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NIKITA SINGH

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Yes, you are eligible for doing any government jobs only if you come under the age criteria this is the only thing that matters, and in government jobs you have to come under the age criteria if you go about that you have will not be able to fill the forms for that but if you are still doing your B.Sc. Plus MBA it is integrated course and it means you are around 20 to 25 not above that, so you can do that, you can go for a government job fill the forms and crack the papers. That's is the only thing that you have to do.

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NIKITA SINGH

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Yes, you can pursue MBA IT after B.Sc. Agriculture because earning a globally recognised degree like MBA can help you explore from a single opportunity moreover it enables you with the trending business strength through which you will be able to crave your way towards the professional and managerial aspects of health care industry of the prominent advantage of opting for an MBA after BSE degree MIT only help you find entry level positions in your choose and fee this is why many graduate qualification and you can for the discover the intricacies of the corporate world.

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shikha sharma

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LPU is the only private university that has ICAR approval.
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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Sumit naroliya

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Below is the list of courses which BiPC students pursue after giving EAMCET:
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. )
The college admissions vary from college to college, and state to state depending upon your category and reservation.

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