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Yes, B.Sc (Hons) in agriculture has a very bright future.
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I am doing B.Sc agriculture. Can you suggest further courses in abroad?
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Asked by Darling

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9 years ago
Some of the popular courses you can pursue abroad after completion of B.Sc. agriculture are as follows:
1) Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
2) Applied and Pure Sciences
3) Architecture and Construction
4) Business and Management
5) Computer Science and IT
6) Creative Arts and Design
7) Education and Tra
1) Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
2) Applied and Pure Sciences
3) Architecture and Construction
4) Business and Management
5) Computer Science and IT
6) Creative Arts and Design
7) Education and Tra
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which course should I pursue in Canada as I had done B.Sc agriculture in India?
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Asked by Ajit Singh

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9 years ago
Please refer to the link provided below for a list of colleges offering different courses in Canada. You should be able to select the most appropriate course relevant to your UG field of study, in this case, B.Sc. agriculture.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/universities
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Please refer to the link mentioned below which allows for rank and cut off prediction for entrance exam in B.Sc Agriculture(KCET):
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/kcet-cut-off-predictor
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/kcet-cut-off-predictor
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I'm in last year B.Sc (hons) agriculture. I want to pursue Masters from abroad. Which country would be better in terms of career?
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Asked by Sunil

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9 years ago
Hi Sunil, for agricultural studies and careers you can consider Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Canada, China etc.
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Is admission of B.Sc agriculture available in College of Agriculture, Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth?
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Asked by Shubham
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Can I pursue B.Sc in agriculture from TNAU, Coimbatore? If not, is it a good choice to pursue B.Tech in biotechnology from TNAU?
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Asked by Pavithra
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I am doing B.Sc agriculture and I want to choose stream for M.Sc agriculture. Can you suggest the best stream for the same?
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Asked by Sanjay

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9 years ago
Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of courses offered by various colleges in M.Sc. You should be able to choose a stream of your own choice, as there are numerous courses. You should pursue a course where your interests lie. Almost all B.Sc courses have similar scope and if
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What is the syllabus of B.Sc agriculture honors and simple B.Sc agriculture in 1st and 2nd semester? Is it same in abroad?
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Asked by Lagan

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9 years ago
Hi,
You have to check the syllabus yourself on University websites. Hons course will involve more specialised courses and the general one will not cover specialised courses which are meant only for Hons. Syllabus is obviously not same here and abroad except may be a few core subjects in agriculture
You have to check the syllabus yourself on University websites. Hons course will involve more specialised courses and the general one will not cover specialised courses which are meant only for Hons. Syllabus is obviously not same here and abroad except may be a few core subjects in agriculture
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