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The best Diploma and Postgraduation Diploma courses in agriculture include horticulture, organic farming, agro-processing, food processing, SEED technology, and harvesting technology. Popular Agriculture Branches in India
1- Livestock Production
2- Crop Production
3- Agricultural Economics
4- Agricultural Engineering
5- Plant Pathology
6- Entomology
7- Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry
8- Plant Breeding and Genetics
9- Agronomy
10- Horticulture
11- Agriculture Statistics
12- Extension Education
13- SEED Technology
14- Nematology
15- Plant Physiology
16- Forestry
17- Agricultural Biotechnology
18- Food Production
19- Food & Beverage Service
20- Agricultural Entomology
21- Dairy Technology
22- Dairy Engineering
23- Poultry Farming
24- Fisheries Science. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha Agriculture page. (https://www.shiksha.com/science/agriculture-chp). I hope this will help you.

List of agriculture courses after 12th Science:
B.Sc. In Agriculture, Horticulture, Plant Pathology, Food Science, Dairy Science, Plant Science, Agricultural, Biotechnology, Fisheries Science, or Forestry. B.E. Or B.Tech in Agricultural and Food Engineering, Agricultural Information Technology, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Dairy Technology, and Agriculture & Dairy Technology. Some of the Diploma courses after 12th Science are:
Diploma in Agriculture, Horticulture, Food Processing, Dairy Technology, or Food Processing. Certification agriculture courses after 12th Science:
Certification course in Organic farming, Dairy, Agricultural, Horticulture, or Food production. Popular agriculture courses after 12th arts:
BBA in Agriculture Management
B.Sc in Agricultural Biotechnology, Agriculture, Agriculture and Food Science, Dairy Science, Fisheries, Forestry, or Horticulture Science
B.Tech in Agricultural and Food Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Information Technology, or Dairy Technology. Diploma in Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, or Horticulture. Certificate in Food Production
Certificate Course in Food and Beverage Services
For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Agriculture page. (https://www.shiksha.com/science/agriculture-chp). I hope this will help you.

1- It totally depends on your interest if you have an interest in animal life then go for a Master of Science in Zoology and if you have an interest in plant life then take a Master of Science in botany.
2- Zoology can take you to many private, semi-governmental, and governmental jobs in India with exciting work and salaries. Botany can either take you to many international work fields if pursued even and adequately and can take you to environment-supporting programme jobs, both private and government.
3- Botany is better for Job Opportunities and Careers than Zoology as Civil Engineers mastered in Soil is more preferred over Zoologists.
4- Job Profiles of Zoologist: Zoology or Allied Science Professor, Researcher, Ecologist, Wildlife Conservationist, Forest Ranger, Zoologist, Wildlife Educator, Naturalist, Biomedical Scientist, Toxicologist, Marine Scientist, etc. Top Employment Sectors for Botanist: Pharmaceuticals Production, Nurseries, Biotechnology Firms, Food Companies, Oil Industry, Fruit Growers, SEED Companies, Chemical Companies, Biological Supply Houses, National Park Service, Department of Environmental Protection, Departments of Conservation and Land Management, Departments of Agriculture and Water, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services, Nature Conservancy, Public Health Service, Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Agriculture, etc. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha M.Sc. Botany and M.Sc. Zoology page. Botany: (https://www.shiksha.com/science/m-sc-botany-chp)
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No, Mathematics is not necessary for a Bachelor of Science in a botany Science course, but you must have Chemistry Physics and Biology. Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates must have cleared the higher secondary education or 10+2 with Chemistry Biology and Physics as the main subjects and are eligible to join an Undergraduate or Bachelor's degree programme in botany. Good institutions demand a min of 55 percent to 60 percent for admission. The admission process is merit-based and the institutes, colleges, or universities set specific cut-off marks. Some colleges have their own entrance test for admission to Bachelor of Science honors courses. The other subjects one can choose from include a Bachelor of Science in horticulture agricultural Science, and forestry. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Botany overview page. (https://www.shiksha.com/science/botany-chp). I hope this will help you.