B.Sc

As per today's job market, more companies in chemical, biotech and pharmaceutical, food, FMCG industries, cement, and petrochemical prefer B.Sc candidates. If you want to get a job easily in an industry, B.Sc is the best option. After B.Tech, it is little hard to get a job because more companies are looking for stability, which b.Tech candidates are not doing so well in. After B.Sc, in working condition, you can do some vocational courses related to your discipline which will help you in future. In engineering candidates, more companies are looking for extra skills.

Hi Sahil, I suggest you to keep it regular. Being a life science student, I would suggests you to be a regular student, as we learn a lot just by observing and the practical part is also important. Good luck.

Kindly visit the official website of MMU, Mullana for detailed information of B.Sc in agriculture course and it is a good college for doing B.Sc agriculture.

Please try to appear for ICAR and your state entrance exams to join in B.Sc agriculture. Minimum score required in 12th is 55%.