B.Sc

Yes, there are so many placements for B.Sc agriculture. I tell you about this. There are plenty of government as well as private sector jobs available for B.Sc Agriculture graduates. They can be appointed as Research Officer, Quality Assurance Officer, Agriculture Officer, Agriculture Loan Officer (in Banks), Production Manager, Operations Manager and Farm Manager with State agriculture departments.
In private sector, agriculture science graduates may find jobs as managers at plantations, as officers at fertilizer manufacturing firms, agriculture machinery industries, agricultural products marketing firms, food processing units etc. The average starting salary of these officers is generally between Rs. 5 to 6 lakhs per annum (including incentive). And as you gain years and experience, the scope for better remuneration is immense.

Entrance test based admission process (as seen across various Universities and colleges in the country) as well as a merit-based selection process (in select few institutes/colleges). Students who have passed their 10+2 or equivalent level (Diploma) examinations with a minimum of 50% marks (relaxable for reserved category students) can make application in colleges offering the course. Most of the Universities/Colleges conduct a common entrance test for admission into Bachelors courses (like LPU NEST or take admissions through commonly held entrance exam like AUCET UPSEE etc. Hence, students would have to make an application for such exams. Students have to qualify these exams (for which they should be eligible to appear) in order to get admission in the course. After the conduct of the test, a merit list of finally qualified candidates is prepared and candidates are invited for admission process by the respective university or college. After admission process final allotment of seats to the candidate takes place and the candidate is asked to deposit the fee for the course and register for the respective academic year.

Dear Aditya:
Both of these are entirely different fields with different programme outcomes and career paths. You must choose the programme according to your interests, aptitude, favorite subjects, personality traits, analytical ability and aspirations. But one point common to both is: These are both professional, career oriented programs. And this leads to another point, you must choose the college very carefully. For agriculture the ICAR accreditation and placement track record is must. For BBA the curriculum must be industry consulted and programme must include high dose of practical exposure. LPU in last 15 years has progressed in both these fields and leaped ahead of all the private players in the country. That has been due to heavy and smart investments in intellectual capital which has been able to successfully turn each programme into a purely professional and career oriented one. Placement record with 600+ companies making beeline for talent at LPU campus is just the right icing on the cake. DVD.