Agricultural Engineering

Yes, you can pursue Diploma in Agricultural Engineering after doing PCMC, namely Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology in a Prescribed University. As a rule, to enter the sphere of the Diploma in Agricultural Engineering, the candidates are required to have their School Certificate which means they have successfully completed two years of their High School with the focus on Science subjects being Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology or Agriculture. As you have already done PCMC which has all the necessary subjects you fulfill the requirements to take admission in most of the Diploma in Agricultural Engineering offered by Polytechnic college or agricultural college. The admission process involves uploading the marksheets of 10+2 examination and possibly taking the entrance examination which may be conducted by the institute or state. Thus by means of these criteria, one is able to pursue his / her interest in Agricultural Engineering especially through the Diploma programme after the attainment of PU education.

BIPC" typically stands for Biology, Physics, and Chemistry - a common combination of subjects studied by students pursuing careers in fields like medicine, biology, pharmacy, etc. Agricultural engineering, on the other hand, is a branch of engineering that deals with the design, construction, and improvement of farming equipment and machinery, agricultural structures, and processes involved in agricultural production.While students from the BIPC background may have a strong foundation in biology and related sciences, they may not have studied subjects directly related to engineering, such as mathematics and physics, which are typically required for admission to an agricultural engineering program. The fee range is INR 50,000- 2 lakh for 8 semesters(4 years).