Agriculture

For job purpose, MBA Agriculture is better than M.Sc Agriculture while for research and further studies related to the course M.Sc is best. Also, expense for MBA is much more higher than that of M.Sc. From top institutes, MBA will cost you INR 8 lac to 12 lac while M.Sc will cost you maximum up to INR 2 to 3 lac.

B.Sc Hons. Agricultue ( Four years duration) is available at Palli-Siksha Bhavana (Institute of Agriculture) with total intakes of 23 seats (general). The eligibility criteria is given below.
Eligibility criteria : 60% marks at +2 level with a combination of Physics, Chemistry, Biology(Life Science) and any one of the following subjects: Mathematics/ Agronomy /Modern computer application / Computer Science / Statistics.
So from above if your brother is meeting the above eligibility criteria than he can be eligible. for more details please VBU Prospectus 2019.

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Yes you can apply for this course. Please go through the prospectus of the course provided by the college to know more about eligibility criteria.

At all India level, ICAR conducts exam for UG course in agriculture. You can also apply for Madhya Pradesh PAT exam for Madhya Pradesh agriculture colleges.

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Yes, you can pursue MBA agriculture after B.Sc. Horticulture, not B.Sc. Agriculture. MBA is open for all the candidates regardless of their stream.

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Universities now require Ph.D for a professorship. It is mandatory. You will have to check the website of the university you are talking about.

You should score 50% of the total marks that is 100 out of 200.