Horticulture

The selection of the candidates will be on the basis of AP EAMCET/ AIEEA (for 15% seats)/ HORTICET (for 15% seats for Diploma holders). In case of admission through AP EAMCET, THE candidates have to secure minimum 25% marks in AP EAMCET while there is no minimum criteria for reserve categories.
YSRHU HORTICET Pattern: HORTICET is a two-hour entrance which consists of 200 multiple choice questions. The test will be conducted in Telugu medium

Hi. For job purposes, MBA in Agriculture is better than M.Sc. in Agriculture while for research and further studies related to the course M.Sc. Is best. Also, the expense for MBA is much higher than that of an M.Sc. From top institutes, MBA will cost you 8 lac to 12 lac while M.Sc. It will cost you a maximum of up to 2 to 3 lac.

Yes, B.Sc. Horticulture have very good scopes such as Project Manager, Designer, Horticulturist, Farm Supervisor, Cultivator, Marketing, Irrigation Manager, Business Development Manager, Enhancement Manager, Assistant Human Resource Manager etc.

Yes, a hostel facility is available for both boys and girls at the College of Horticulture and Forestry Neri Hamirpur.

I think the boy's hostel is available there.

Refer the following:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/college-of-horticulture-Pune-mahatma-phule-krishi-vidyapeeth-102595/course-b-sc-hons-in-agriculture-529901
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Both are best but you can choose one according to your interest.

Andhra University, College of Horticulture Parvathipuram, College of Horticulture Chinnalatarapi etc.

Refer the following:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/college-of-horticulture-Mysore-59615/course-b-sc-in-horticulture-331681
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