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# M.Sc. Ag. Horticulture (Fruit Science) 2 years. (4 Semesters)
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While most of them have rigorous theoretical curriculum which is delivered in traditional classroom learning style. But the economies and markets are highly sensitive these days to technology, manpower, government legislation etc. This sensitivity makes environment highly dynamic. So the management professionals who are responsible for handling the situations need to be equally dynamic. Coming to your handling of the syllabi. This requires interest and aptitude. While interest is upto you to check, most good b-Schools have selection process which are designed to check your aptitude. So, you
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1- Qualifying the entrance exam like CAT/MAT/CMAT etc.
2- Application Form of IILM - http://iilm.nopaperforms.com/pg-form
3- Interview Round
4- Final Admission
To know more about the admission details, you may visit the website: https://iilm.edu.in/
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