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Jagadeeshwar Vubbapally
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Hello,Students who are graduated with B.Sc. Agriculture from a non ICAR college can do private jobs in different fileds like SEED technology, fertilizer manufacturing companies, on-site filed incharge, and you can also work in hydroponics company etc. And you are eligible for state PSC jobs. If you interested to study M.Sc. Agriculture you can write entrance exams for college affiliated with ICAR.
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Krishna
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Those are not types they are called subjects but you cannot choose individual subject, B.Sc. Agriculture is a 4 year course semester wise subjects are given. The major B.Sc. Agriculture subjects are Plant Genetics, Agricultural Meteorology, Food Technology, Horticulture, Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Entomology, Extension of Agriculture, Genetics, Soil Science, Agricultural Economics, Plant Breeding, Plant Pathology, Agriculture Engineering, Sericulture, to name a few.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. There are multiple job opportunities for candidates having a B.Tech Agricultural Engineering degree. Some of the top job options for candidates holding this degree are Research Scientist, Field Application Engineer, Lecturer/Professor, Greenhouse Manager, Agricultural Scientist, Irrigation Engineer, etc. Some of the top recruiting companies for candidates holding this degree are Syngenta India, Godrej Agrovet, Mother Dairy, Coromandel SEED Fertilizers, Maharashtra Hybrid SEED Company, etc. The average salary of a B.Tech Agricultural Engineering graduate is INR 1.5 to 2.5 Lacs per annum. B.Sc. Agricultur
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Omkar Srivastav
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As I know, the marks you have got are enough for the ex-servicemen quota for admission in B.Sc. agriculture.
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kirti Gupta
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Hi Vaishnavi, Any marks above one hundred ten is considered to be a first rate rating for CET. Along side which you need to have minimum of 50% in 10+12 within the following topics that is Physics, Arithmetic and Chemistry. If you qualify CET and feature a great score in 12th preferred then you may get admission in B.Sc. Agriculture because these are the fundamental standards. Hope this helps!
Good Luck!
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shivam Sethi
Beginner-Level 5
Here are some of the colleges you can try
1. Anand agricultural university
2. B.A. College of agriculture
3. BMT university
4. College of agricultural Engineering and technology
5. Polytechnic in Gujarat.
1. Anand agricultural university
2. B.A. College of agriculture
3. BMT university
4. College of agricultural Engineering and technology
5. Polytechnic in Gujarat.
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Aditya KumarGraduating from M.G.K.V.P.
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Chandigarh University is a very good choice of college. It offers B.Sc. Agriculture (5 years).
Eligibility - 10+2 with English, Physics, Chemistry Math/Biology/Zoology/Botany with more than 50% marks (For SC/ST 45%)
Cutoff - Merit based
Fees - approximately 95k - 1lakh per year
Entrance - CUCET (Entrance cum scholarship)
Scholarship - 13650 to 91000 depending on marks.
Top government Recruiter - Municipalities, Civil Services, Defense, etc.
Eligibility - 10+2 with English, Physics, Chemistry Math/Biology/Zoology/Botany with more than 50% marks (For SC/ST 45%)
Cutoff - Merit based
Fees - approximately 95k - 1lakh per year
Entrance - CUCET (Entrance cum scholarship)
Scholarship - 13650 to 91000 depending on marks.
Top government Recruiter - Municipalities, Civil Services, Defense, etc.
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chanchal sharma
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This university takes admission on basis of JET entrance exam. Eligibility criteria - class 12th (50%).
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kirti Gupta
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If you did through online then, there may be an choice to edit it when you have now not carried out your final submission but or paid the expenses. However, when you have e-paid the costs and submitted the software you then might should contact the college without delay for assistance. Hope this helps!
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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Both of the agricultural and paramedical courses are good for the future as they have a wide scope in near future. You will have a good placement opportunity in both of them but it would be better to have a future in agricultural courses. Scope of agricultural is greater than scope in paramedical courses.
Both of the agricultural and paramedical courses are good for the future as they have a wide scope in near future. You will have a good placement opportunity in both of them but it would be better to have a future in agricultural courses. Scope of agricultural is greater than scope in paramedical courses.
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