B.Sc Agriculture

Both fields are of equal importance at their own places. As it comes to priority, health is more important, therefore, B.Sc. Nursing is a better option and with more career opportunities. Moreover, if you are at merit, then on one can snatch your place. Best of luck.

Yes. But a good rank in ICAR is necessary.

NEET exam is for medical, not agriculture. For agriculture, AIEEA exam is necessary.

Yes sir,
If your marks are up to that mark in the entrance exam and if that marks will be eligible for that particular university or college.

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B.Sc Agriculture is a 4-year regular degree program affil

Yes, it is entirely your choice if you want to pursue MBBS. You can quit your B.Sc. Agriculture course in second year and pursue MBBS. Regards.

Hello,
According to me M.Sc will be the best option for you after B.Sc. Agriculture but if you don't want to do M.Sc then you can apply for a job on the basis of your B.Sc degree. Here are some jobs suitable for you:
1. Agricultural consultant
2. Farm manager
3. Fish farm manager
4. Plan breeder
5. Soil

Last year cut-off of B.Sc agriculture in Banaras Hindu University 2017:
General-153, OBC-137, SC-103, ST-96 and BHU employee-42.
You have secured good score in the entrance exam. The cutoff will have a slight change from the last year cut off so you can get admission in BHU in B.Sc agriculture.

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