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astha singh
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ICAR is the governing body for all agriculture courses in India, so it is not advisable to study an agricultural course without ICAR approval, however the choice is yours. Please note that the degree or diploma in agriculture may not be recognized by several educational institutes or industries.
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astha singh
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Complete your course in B.Sc agriculture, and then consider getting admission in an M.Sc course in India or abroad. Getting admission in an M.Sc course depends on your performance in your undergraduate field of study, so do well in B.Sc and then consider opting for an M.Sc course.
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astha singh
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Please refer to the link provided below for a list of colleges offering M.Sc courses in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-colleges-india
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-colleges-india
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Vignesh,
There are many specializations available for a person to choose from. A few specializations that are offered are:
1)M.Sc in Agri Botany
2)M.Sc in Agri Bio-Technology
3)M.Sc in Agri Chemistry
4)M.Sc in Agri Economics
5)M.Sc in Agri Extension
6)M.Sc in Agri Engineering
7)M.Sc in Agri Statistics
8)M.Sc in Agri Zoology
9)M.Sc in Agri Entomology
10)M.Sc in Agronomy
11)M.Sc in Extension Education
12)M.Sc in Forestry
13)M.Sc in Social Forestry
14)M.Sc in Farming System Management
15)M.Sc in Horticulture Mycology
16)M.Sc in Micro Biology
17)M.Sc in Nematology (Crop Production)
18)M.Sc in Plant Physiology
19)M.Sc in Plant Ecology
20)M.Sc in Plant Pat
There are many specializations available for a person to choose from. A few specializations that are offered are:
1)M.Sc in Agri Botany
2)M.Sc in Agri Bio-Technology
3)M.Sc in Agri Chemistry
4)M.Sc in Agri Economics
5)M.Sc in Agri Extension
6)M.Sc in Agri Engineering
7)M.Sc in Agri Statistics
8)M.Sc in Agri Zoology
9)M.Sc in Agri Entomology
10)M.Sc in Agronomy
11)M.Sc in Extension Education
12)M.Sc in Forestry
13)M.Sc in Social Forestry
14)M.Sc in Farming System Management
15)M.Sc in Horticulture Mycology
16)M.Sc in Micro Biology
17)M.Sc in Nematology (Crop Production)
18)M.Sc in Plant Physiology
19)M.Sc in Plant Ecology
20)M.Sc in Plant Pat
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astha singh
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You should pursue a course where your interests lie. Please refer to the link mentioned below for a detailed comparison between the two:
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-the-difference-between-b-sc-agricultural-biotechnology-and-b-sc-general-biotechnology-qna-3056566
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-the-difference-between-b-sc-agricultural-biotechnology-and-b-sc-general-biotechnology-qna-3056566
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Vatsal Chaturvedi
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It would be better if you gain some work exp. in your field as at the time of PI, they will ask you questions. So, it would be better to go prepared and know fully why an MBA will help you to realize your dreams. And there is no better way to know other than having some exp. beforehand.
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astha singh
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Minimum qualification for an individual who wants to pursue B.Sc in agriculture requires the person to be from science stream i.e. PCB/M, so yes you can pursue B.Sc. Agriculture if you are from the maths stream.
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astha singh
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Suresh Gyan Vihar University has a separate placement cell for its students. The placement cell has a success rate of around 50-60%. Following are some of the job profiles for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture graduates:
1) Agriculture Officer
2) Assistant Plantation Manager
3) Trial Coordinator
4) Technical Manager
5) Agricultural Research Scientist
6) Agriculture Development Officer
1) Agriculture Officer
2) Assistant Plantation Manager
3) Trial Coordinator
4) Technical Manager
5) Agricultural Research Scientist
6) Agriculture Development Officer
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