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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
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I don't believe that there is a programme in agriculture management, but for post-graduation, you try to get admission in IIM-Ahmedabad and University of Mysore which are the top institutes, sequentially. For UG courses, you can get admission in Colorado University.
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Piyush DiwanMechanical Engineer, now inclination 4 mba
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If you compare B.Tech and B.Sc. in agriculture, definitely B.Tech in agriculture has lot more scope than B.Sc. as in B.Tech you will be going through lots of practical exposure and in B.Sc. you will be given lots of theory which you have to apply on the field, so it is better to learn through practice rather than to learn by theory.
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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It is difficult to differentiate between the two jobs. They both have plenty of options.
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Divya JainStudent
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Hello,
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Currently BCA has more job opportunities in comparison to B.Sc agriculture.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Various courses in agriculture sector include:
B.Sc. (Agriculture)
B.Sc. (Agricultural Biotechnology)
B.Sc. (Soil Science)
B.Sc. (Agriculture Marketing and Business Management)
B.Sc. (Agricultural Economics and Farm management)
B.Sc. (Crop Physiology)
there are many more. These are more popular.
Various courses in agriculture sector include:
B.Sc. (Agriculture)
B.Sc. (Agricultural Biotechnology)
B.Sc. (Soil Science)
B.Sc. (Agriculture Marketing and Business Management)
B.Sc. (Agricultural Economics and Farm management)
B.Sc. (Crop Physiology)
there are many more. These are more popular.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
The prospects of agricultural scientists and educated agriculturists are increasing and a good number of universities are offering courses with various specializations in Master's degree like horticulture, forestry, marine fisheries, apiculture, tissue culture, plant breeding, plant biotechnology, etc.
Various expert positions associated with agriculture production and business are filled by government organizations, NGO, international development organizations, banks and other non-banking agriculture finance companies.
Government or public sector jobs:
1. Financial services like insurance companies and banks.
2. Agriculture research sc
The prospects of agricultural scientists and educated agriculturists are increasing and a good number of universities are offering courses with various specializations in Master's degree like horticulture, forestry, marine fisheries, apiculture, tissue culture, plant breeding, plant biotechnology, etc.
Various expert positions associated with agriculture production and business are filled by government organizations, NGO, international development organizations, banks and other non-banking agriculture finance companies.
Government or public sector jobs:
1. Financial services like insurance companies and banks.
2. Agriculture research sc
...more
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
As per the eligibility criteria, a student should have 4 year Bachelor's degree in the below mentioned field:
1. Agriculture.
2. Horticulture.
3. Animal husbandry.
4. Veterinary science.
5. Dairy science.
6. Agri. engineering.
7. Fishery science.
8. Agri marketing and cooperation.
9. Co-operation and banking.
10. Agro-forestry.
11. Forestry.
12. Agricultural biotechnology.
13. Food science.
14. Agriculture business management.
You are eligible to apply for a particular job and if you clear the test and interview, than you would be an agricultural officer.
All the best.
As per the eligibility criteria, a student should have 4 year Bachelor's degree in the below mentioned field:
1. Agriculture.
2. Horticulture.
3. Animal husbandry.
4. Veterinary science.
5. Dairy science.
6. Agri. engineering.
7. Fishery science.
8. Agri marketing and cooperation.
9. Co-operation and banking.
10. Agro-forestry.
11. Forestry.
12. Agricultural biotechnology.
13. Food science.
14. Agriculture business management.
You are eligible to apply for a particular job and if you clear the test and interview, than you would be an agricultural officer.
All the best.
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