M.Sc

Scope after M.Sc. in agriculture:
Lots of government as well as private job opportunities are present in front of graduates. Talking about government jobs, state agriculture departments recruits graduates to fill up officer level posts. Government colleges also hire M.Sc folks to work as lecturers. Government banks also hire them to fill up officer level posts (that primarily deals with agriculture related loans). Also check high salary jobs in India. Talking about private sector jobs, graduates may find jobs as managers at plantations, as officers at fertilizer manufacturing firms, agriculture machinery industries, agricultural products marketing firms, food processing firms, etc. One may also work as a lecturer in private colleges. Starting salary is generally between 2.5- 5 LPA. Some well-known job posts available in front of graduates are-
Research Officer
Quality Assurance Officer
Agriculture Officer
Agriculture Loan Officer (in Banks)
Production Manager
Operations Manager
Farm Manager
Lecturers
Sales Officer
One may also work as an independent consultant after gaining work experience in the above mentioned fields. One may even go for Ph.D and build a career in the research sector associated with the field of agriculture.

For a career in counseling, after 10+2 one can do their graduation in subjects like psychology, social work etc. And can go for post graduation in counseling, Life skill education or psychology from an accredited educational institution. Candidates who have Masters degree in any area are eligible to apply for Diploma Course in Counseling, but some institutes prefer students with psychology background. The duration of the course varies from 1- 2 years. Those having a graduation in Psychology can opt for PG Diploma Courses. Besides regular studies, most courses in counseling and guidance are also offered as part time as well as correspondence. Hope this helps. Appreciate by upvoting the response and feel free to raise further questions. You are also suggested to follow me for more information and guidance in future.
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