B.Sc Agriculture

There is no official semester wise fee list for B.Sc. Agriculture at Sri Kinjarapu Yerran Naidu College (SKYNCAS), Etcherla. However:

ANGRAU affiliated colleges typically charge around 57,600 total academic fee (7,200 per semester), excluding extras like exams, hostels & labs .

Another private college (Abhilashi) charges around  51,750 per semester for B.Sc. Agriculture.

Although BSc Agriculture is a good choice to pursue if you are interested to make a career in the agriculture or related sectors. There are still other choices available in the current scenario, such as

• B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering
• B.Tech in Horticultural Science
• BSc Forestry
• BSc Horticulture
• BSc Agricultural Biotechnology
• BSc Food Science
• BSc Dairy Science
• BSc Plant Science
• BSc Plant Pathology
• BE or BTech in Agriculture and Dairy Technology
  To read more: Top 10 Agriculture Courses After 12 in 2025

With the average salary of a seed technologist being INR 3 LPA, an agriculture officer can attract a package of INR 9.6 LPA. Reasonable Course Fee: Fortunately, the fee to get admission to a BSc Agriculture college is not heavy on the pockets.

To determine if any course is right for the candidate, they should do some level of introspection and should go through the syllabus of the concerned course. For instance, if you find yourself interested in subjects like Agronomy, Soil Science, Horticulture, Plant Pathology, Entomology, and agricultural economics, then you should go for the course of BSc in agriculture. 
Students must do detailed research about the courses they are considering after class 12. This will help them make an informed and right decision.

Yes, you can get admission into B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture at CGC Jhanjeri, provided you meet the eligibility:

10+2 in Science or Agriculture (PCB, PCM, or Agriculture)

Minimum 50% aggregate (45% for reserved categories)  

So if you score 50% or above in the required subjects, you're eligible to apply.