B.Sc

I will suggest you to do B.Sc. Agriculture, Agriculture is important to the country's economy, as millions of people carry out agriculture and agri-related activities. Therefore, pursuing a B.Sc. Agriculture scope can provide you with multiple employment opportunities. B.Sc. Agriculture graduates can work in various public and private institutions, research centres and other companies engaged in agriculture, dairy farming, horticulture and other agri-related sectors. The agricultural sector in the country is evolving and modernising farming and agricultural practices to meet the food requirements of the rising population. This has led to a massive demand for trained and knowledgeable agricultural professionals. Here are some of the popular job profiles of candidates with a Bachelor's degree in agriculture:
agricultural officer
agricultural analyst
agricultural sales officer
marketing executive
ICAR scientist
junior research fellow
senior research fellow
TOP PRIVATE B.Sc. AGRICULTURE COLLEGES IN INDIA
Roorkee College of Engineering, Roorkee. Mata Gujri College, Fatehgarh Sahib. Geeta University, Panipat
AKS University, Madhya Pradesh. Agriculture University Jodhpur, Jodhpur. Adhiparasakthi Agricultural College, Tamil Nadu. As per my experience, I would suggest you to go with Geeta University, GU has a very good reputation in all over Delhi NCR. They are known for good placements and for good quality education.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. B.Sc. Agriculture is better choice to choose because completion will be less in that field. You can get jobs with less. The subject in B.Sc. Agriculture are:
Principle of agriculture economics
Agriculture finance and co-operation
Product economist and farm management
Agriculture marketing trade and prices
These are the syllabus and subjects in B.Sc. Agriculture. Agriculture is less Competitive field and comparatively opportunities are more considering that we are primarily an agricultural country. A very small percentage of our students opt for an agricultural major, only because they don't realise its potential. One basic advantage that agriculture has over other sectors: other industries might need down-sizing, but feeding the world is a job that isn't ever going to face recession. Most students are well aware of the streams like engineering and medicine, and post-graduate degrees like the MBA. But you may have not given any thought to a B.Sc. In Agriculture. The demand for trained professionals in the field of agriculture is high. The course fee is negligible.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Horticulture is subdivision of agriculture which deals with gardening of plants. Agriculture deals with cultivation of crops and also animal farming whereas Horticulture deals with cultivation only. Both B.Sc. Agriculture and B.Sc. Horticulture are Science degrees; however, they differ significantly. B.Sc. Agriculture includes four years of research and practical training in agricultural Science. At the same time, a B.Sc. In Horticulture is a 4-year undergraduate course that deals with breeding vegetables, cereals, fruits, orchids, and other plants. Both the courses are career-oriented and provide students with in-depth expertise.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. The minimum eligibility to pursue the course is that the candidate must have passed 10+2 in Science stream with Physics Chemistry and Maths as the main subjects and the minimum score of 60%. The admissions are usually based on the entrance exams. The course is approved by the Directorate General of Shipping, which falls under the Ministry of Shipping, Government of India. B.Sc. Nautical Science Syllabus includes subjects such as navigation and seamanship, which is the basic application of shipboard equipment and tools. This programme trains the candidates in becoming Deck Officers and Scuba divers. Also, the lessons imparted include lessons in Nautical Technology and its applications which form a vital part of Nautical Science.