B.Sc Agriculture

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sahil chauhan

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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021

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The college is good for academic purposes. Placements are very rare. Infrastructure is good and the hostel is also good. Faculty members are good too. Annual fees is nearly 50k. It is a newly established college (2014).

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Aastha Sahu

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If you want to do B.Sc in agriculture from Government College, then there is an entrance exam for this i.e. PAT. So, if you want, then first you have to go through this exam.

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Daksh Nagpal

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Yes, you can get admission in SRM University if you have completed your 10+2 grade with an aggregate marks of minimum 50% or above. Another criteria says that you should have the compulsory subjects that are required for the B.Sc in agriculture course.

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Ansh Sharma

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Yes, you can go for SOA - Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University for pursuing B.Sc (Hons.) in agriculture as the college had a good placement record.
Every year around 85% students got placed.

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BITMESRA

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BIT offers Integrated M.Sc Programme for Chemistry, Mathematics and Computing, Food Technology and Physics. The course is of 5 years but there is an exit option at the end of 3 years. Students who exit at 3 years are awarded the B.Sc Degree. There is no separate B.Sc Programme.

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Praveen Prajapati

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Yes, Singhania University approved for B.Sc agriculture course.

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