Agriculture Science

Its scope in Australia is not that good as in India. Getting a degree from Australia is no doubt a great option. One of the best colleges are in are situated in Australia.

Agriculture is a very good course to choose and pursue. You may want to do B.Sc in diverse available options like agriculture management, dairy science, fisheries, forestry, etc., and thereon Master's degree and doctorate. There is engineering in agriculture, food engineering and dairy technology.

The registrations have been closed for B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Sc. Medical Lab. Technology (B.Sc. MLT), M.Sc Fishery and Bachelor of Physiotherapy (B.P.T).
This is the link for official enquiry about admissions:
https://www.dpmc.in/admission-enquiry-form.html

B.Sc. in Agriculture has better recruitments in government departments. Fishery is also good but it is not better than Agriculture. The demand of Agriculture is in nearly every department like Banks, Public welfare, Forest departments etc.

Hi anshul, Please mention if you are looking to pursue Bachelor's or Masters degree. For M.Sc. Ag. (Soil Science and Agriculture Chemistry), Lovely Professional University
MIT College of Management, MIT Art, Design and Technology University, Loni Kalbhor, Pune provides
MBA in Agri - Business Management. For forestry there are many colleges
Sendign you the link for Bachelor's and Master's Degree colleges
https://bit.ly/2n37rs7.

Hello,
Your marks are too low and it creates problems for your higher studies abroad. First thing that you can do is repeat your class 12th if possible and if you dream is to study abroad then I suggest you to first complete your UG from India and after this, you can pursue PG abroad.
All the best.

Yes, a UGC recognised college is a good college to get into B.Sc agriculture.

No, it is not affiliated to Tribhuvan University. Please visit the link to know about the affiliations:
https://www.dpmc.in/affiliation.html