B.Sc Agriculture

Quantum University has divided Quantum School of Agricultural Studies for providing 200 total seats in BSc (Hons) Agriculture program. The university or the department of admission usually gives more details on the space available in the program.

The admission capacity for the students who wants to take BSc (Hons) in Agriculture in the Quantum School of Agricultural Studies, Quantum University can take 50 to 200 students in one batch.

The College of Agricultural Studies of Quantum University is recognised by the University Grants Commission. The college provides a programme in Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with sub specializations of soil science, entomology and plant breeding.The programme has experienced faculty members and the facilities of a modern university campus. As per the recent NIRF University rankings 2022, Quantum University has been ranked in the 71-80 band.

The UGC guidelines make it compulsory for all the Indian universities including Quantum University to accept CUET scores for admission into a course like BSc (Hons) Agriculture.

The Fee structure of BSc (Hons) Agriculture at Quantum School of Agricultural Studies, Quantum University. In general, the programs in agriculture and related fields in India cost between 3 to 6 Lacs every year, therefore a conservative estimate of the overall BSc (Hons) programme of three years would be 9 to 18 lakhs.

The ranks seems difficult for seats in B.Sc Agriculture at Bihar Agricultural University. A total of 415 seats are available for courses offered by BCECE institutions that are not directly related to agriculture, such as biotechnology, horticulture, pediatric medicine, or fisheries, and 225 seats are available for bachelor's degree programs in agriculture. Still you can apply in counselling and hope for the best.

Employees holding the Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Agriculture from Quantum University’s Quantum School of Agricultural Studies can earn 250K- 500K per annum in India.

A total of 60 students can do BSc in Agriculture from Rai University. The University has recently added an Agriculture course to the BSc specializations lists and will commence for the academic year 2024-2025. BSc in Agriculture is a four-year undergraduate-level course consisting of six semesters. The specializations provide students with a scientific understanding and practical skills for working in the agricultural sector. 

Yes, Rai University does offer a BSc in Agriculture. The university has recently added an Agriculture course to the BSc specializations lists and will commence for the academic year 2024-2025. BSc in Agriculture is a four-year undergraduate-level course consisting of six semesters. The specializations provide students with a scientific understanding and practical skills for working in the agricultural sector.