B.Sc Agriculture
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes you can pursue a B.Sc. in computer engineering with a bachelor's degree. Do you have an MBA in farming now even though you completed your intermediate studies in 2006. To be eligible for admission you generally need to have completed your Class 12 in the Science stream with subjects such as Physics Chemistry and Biology (PCB) or Physics Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM), achieving a minimum aggregate of around 50% to 55%, Some universities may require you to also take entrance tests like ICAR AIEEA or other state-level tests for admission into your B.Sc. Agriculture programs. This means that there is usually no upper age limit for ap
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Contributor-Level 7
Bsc agriculture course is one of the good course if you plan for this course. If you search for best university for B.Sc Agriculture course than Quantum university is best option because Quantum university provides best education facility with good placements and affordable fees. Quantum university situated in Roorkee Uttarakhand is of the reputed university. Quantum university also provides good placements. The placement % of Quantum university is 90% and 200+companies visit the university every year for jobs. Quantum university also provides good scholarships through 12th% or Qcare scholarship exam conducted by the university every y
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
The Neotia University offers a four-year BSc (Hons) in Agriculture. The course curriculum includes various core, elective, remedial and Ability-enhancement courses. Some of the core subjects included in the curriculum of BSc (Hons) in Agriculture are listed below:
- Fundamentals of Horticulture
- Fundamentals of Agronomy
- Fundamentals of Genetics
- Fundamentals of Entomology
- Fundamentals of Plant Pathology
- Crop Production Technology
- Agri-informatics
- Principle of Seed Technology
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Experts do recommend opting for a postgraduate programme after completing your graduation in BSc Agricultre, for these degrees open a wide range of new opportunities for the candidates which are otherwise not available to the other students. Candidates pursuing BSc Agriculture are more favoured by the recruiting agencies which can lead to a growth in their careers.
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
The first semester of BSc in Agriculture at Kalasalingam University offers subjects that can help to create a foundational base of the particular specialisation. Check out the names of the subjects below:
- Fundamentals of Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology
- Fundamentals of Soil Science
- Introduction to Forestry
- Fundamentals of Agronomy
- Agricultural Heritage, etc.
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
In B.Sc Agriculture, the level of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is generally introductory to moderate. Physics includes basic concepts like mechanics, thermodynamics, and the application of agricultural equipment, focusing more on practical uses in farming. Chemistry covers general, organic, and agricultural chemistry, with topics like soil chemistry, agrochemicals, and plant nutrition, focusing on real-world agricultural applications. It basically deals with data analysis, crop yield prediction, and resource management through basic algebra, statistics, and agricultural mathematics. The subjects are applied more practically than
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