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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Students who like to study the agricultural condition of any place and are interested in studying solids and crops must pursue this course. Disciplines like Genetics and Plant Breeding, Agricultural Microbiology, Soil Science, Plant Pathology, etc., are taught in the course curriculum.
- Students interested in the use of Technology for Agriculture must do this course.
- Students must be quick thinking with good analytical skills in order to study BSc Agriculture since agriculture is a very diverse field where quick thinking is a must.
- In the field of agriculture, it is necessary for students to have a good hold over time management sinc
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, BSc graduates with a specialisation in Agriculture have various government job options to pursue. This happens because the agricultural sector has always been a dominant sector in India. With advancing technology, the demand for skilled human resources in this field is growing.
Interested students with a relevant degree can work in reputed companies such as the Coconut Development Board, the National Bee Board (NBB), the National Horticulture Board (NHB), and the National Seeds Corporation Limited (NSC). Some of the jobs that BSc graduates can pursue are tabulated below:
Government Jobs After BSc | |
|---|---|
Agricultural Officer | Horticulture Officer |
Soil Conservation Officer | Technical Assistant |
Biochemist | Animal Geneticist |
Agricultural Engineers | Food Scientist |
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Annamalai University offers two BPharm courses, one General and another Lateral Entry. To get a seat in either of the courses, students must start by applying for the choice of course. After completion of the application stage. The university allocates seats based on students' merit in the qualifying examination. Those offered a seat must report to the university for verification of documents. Lastly, students must pay for admission to secure their seats.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Annamalai University boasts 6,000+ seats reserved for the BSc programme. Out of which 5000+ seats are reserved for admission in distance education mode. Moreover, the distribution of seats among various BSc specialisations may vary, depending on the university's specific allocation for each specialisation.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Annamalai University has concluded the BSc admissions for this cycle. You can however visit the website of the university to stay updated with the latest dates of BSc admission. Once the admission cycles starts, apply by filling the application form online.
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
It’s unlikely that a candidate with a 14,000 rank would secure a seat at Peerless College, considering the limited number of seats (10) and the competitive nature of the JENPAS UG examination. Candidates with higher ranks (e.g., top 1000) would likely have a better chance of securing seats at Peerless College, assuming the cutoff marks are relatively high.
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