B.Sc. (Hons)

Both have some similarities, however, B.Sc. , Hons have different advantages and disadvantages to the general one. B.Sc. (Honors) in Agriculture is a 4 years undergraduate course, while B.Sc. , Agri is 3 years programme. The syllabus for B.Sc. , Hons is slightly different, and students should submit dissertation work at the end of the course completion, this degree is a superior degree. In terms of employment opportunities, a B.Sc. (Hons) degree is more productive and advantageous than a standard B.Sc. (general) degree. In India mostly (90%) both are considered equally in terms of government and private jobs. The knowledge you learned from your course is determine the student.

First, BIHER is a good institute and has multiple facilities for B.Sc. , Agriculture- Hons course, which definitely helps to students for better knowledge in agriculture. Students who successfully complete this four-year degree will have a promising future because the scope of B.Sc. Agriculture stretches across numerous areas and dimensions. If students want to learn more about the business elements of agriculture, they can pursue a Master's degree in agriculture or an MBA in Agribusiness. There are several openings in agriculture-related companies, and such individuals might pursue roles in operations, field, and management in Agri-processing firms. They can pursue careers in the government and commercial sectors. Agriculture Research Scientist, Extension Officer, Agriculture Officer, Plantation Manager, Quality Assurance, Production Manager, Business Development Manager, Agri-preneurship, Subject Matter Specialist, Field Officer, and Farm Manager are some of the key positions that B.Sc. Agriculture student can start their career. The salary package is also good in both government and private industries, it starts from 25,000 Rupees per month for freshers and up to 2 Lacs for an experienced person. Hope this answer will help you.