BBA Agriculture

B.Sc in agriculture will be better than BBA in agriculture. BBA is more of management and business oriented field. Make sure you do in top tier college.

Hi Vedang Palshetkar, The BBA likewise will have a fixed graph you will have to deal with ups and downs if you rely on the market. Go with your field of interest, if you are interested in nature go with B.Sc. Agriculture and if you are interested in the market, trade go with BBA. Choose wisely, ALL

Hi. Yes you can. Admission for MBA Finance course requires the aspirant to complete their undergraduate degree with a minimum average of 50% aggregate marks from a recognised university or college in any relevant discipline. There are no age limits for pursuing this course as it is open to students

Please refer to the link provided below for details about B.Sc. Agriculture course scope, and fresher salary details:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/bsc-in-agriculture-course-career-scope-and-salary-prospects-blogId-14705

DY Patil offers B.Sc Agriculture, not BBA agriculture.

As a minimum criterion of eligibility, candidates wishing to pursue the course are needed to have passed 10+2 from a recognised educational Board with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as main subjects, and a minimum aggregate of 45-50%. Interested eligible candidates need to pass any of the relevant e

Both the fields mentioned by you are completely different from each other. One will lead you to the management field and the other is to some extent technical. So, be careful while choosing any of the fields as the future will depend only on what you chose today. If you are good in communication ski

Hi Sharath,
No, Loyola College (LC, Chennai) does not offer BBA agriculture. It only offers Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). The candidate must have passed 10+2 with Economics, Commerce, Accountancy or any other to enroll in this programme.
Regards.