B.Sc Agriculture

Pursue your academic interest by going further for M.Sc (agri). Probably agriculture is one of few streams with students receiving a fat JRF scholarships for pursuing M.Sc (Agri).
Most the students opting for Masters and subsequent Ph.D ultimately land in ICAR research network, as researchers/scientists and assistant professors with lovely perks and salaries and peaceful life.
You may choose from different stream in physical sciences, environmental science, social sciences & biological sciences and go to JNU biotech, IGDRI MA Economics and several other opportunities. But to switch you need to put concentrated efforts on the subject of your liking.
You can pursue MBA from top notch colleges in India. There is a lot of weightage of a professional course like agriculture. People invariably go to IIMs, IRMA, IIFT, XIMB, Symbiosis and other top colleges.
In short, to unlock true potential you need to go for Masters and research degree.

Hello Sachin,
1) Jobs for aspirants within the public sector are quite ample. There are many firms that are under the aegis of the Indian government that offer aspirants with jobs of high profiles. With the right qualification, a person can get employed as an Agricultural Research Scientist (ARS).
Upon clearing the NET qualification, aspirants can start their career as a lecturer. Besides this, jobs are also available for aspirants as Block Development Officers (BDO) or Agriculture Development Officers (ADO). To get this job, it will be needed by applicants to write an admission test.
2) Public Sector Banking Jobs after B.Sc Agriculture:
Jobs for students of B.Sc Agriculture can be got with banks, insurance companies, and many other areas.
3) Teaching Profession in Government Sector after B.Sc Agriculture:
Aspirants can get employed as teachers with well-known institutions such as the Kerala University, the JNU, Annamalai University and the MG University etc. Those who aspire to get jobs as lecturers shall need to have a Postgraduate level degree in the relevant field in addition to a NET or SET degree.

Eligibility for Bachelor of Science (Agriculture)
The minimum qualification for entry to B.Sc (Ag.) is Intermediate (12 years of school education) in science (with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and/or Mathematics) or Intermediate in Agriculture stream (limited states). Depending on the university, the eligibility varies in terms of a combination of subjects. Eligibility criterion also varies for reserved categories as per the reservation guidelines of GOI.
How to get admission in Bachelor of Science (Agriculture):
Admission in universities or institutes offering B.Sc agriculture is done basically in two modes. Either on the basis of the marks obtained in the qualifying examination (direct admission) or written exam conducted by the university/institution that offers the degree.
The details on how to apply for B.Sc in Agriculture can be collected from the authorized website of the institution. The information about course details and the available number of seats can also be collected from the website. The application forms can be obtained either from the college office or from the concerned web portal.
Entrance exams for B.Sc Agriculture:
ICAR Entrance Exam (ICAR-AIEEA)- It is an agriculture entrance exam conducted by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) for admission to 15% seats in Agriculture universities in Bachelor's degree programs and 100% seats in ICAR deemed universities and NDRI, Karnal.
EAMCET- Conducted for admissions in Agriculture colleges and universities in Andhra Pradesh.
PAU Entrance Exam-Conducted by Punjab Agricultural University.
KEAM-Conducted for agricultural colleges in Kerala.
IGKV CET-Conducted by Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya.

Important subjects present in B.Sc. agriculture course.
Agronomy: Basics of Agronomy, Field Crops (Kharif), Field Crops (Rabi), Crop Production, Weed Management, Irrigation Techniques, Water resource management, Organic Farming, Sustainable agriculture. Apart from theoretical subjects, practical sessions are also involved, in case of these subjects.
Plant Genetics: Botany, Basics of Genetics, Plant Breeding, Seed Technology, Basics of Biotechnology. Apart from the above-mentioned theoretical subjects, practical sessions involving these subjects are also present.
Soil Science: Introduction to Soil Science, Soil Fertility, Soil Chemistry, Fertilizers, Agricultural Chemistry. Apart from the above mentioned theoretical subjects, practical sessions involving the subjects are also present.
Entomology: Pest Management, Beneficial Insects, Grain Storage and Management. Like the above entries, along with theoretical subjects, practical sessions involving them are also present.
Agricultural Economics: Market prices, Trade prices, Marketing, Finance, Agribusiness Management, Farm Management. Along with the theoretical subjects, practical sessions involving them are also present.
Agriculture Engineering: Agriculture Machinery, Power and Tools, Harvest Technology, Environment Science and Engineering, Renewable Energy. Along with the theoretical subjects, practical sessions involving them are also present.
Agricultural Meteorology: Climate patterns, Climatic hazards on Agriculture, Climatic Zones, Weather forecasting. Practical sessions related to the theoretical subjects are also present.
Plant Pathology: Crop Diseases, Nematology. Practical sessions related to the theoretical subjects are also present.
Horticulture: Fruit Crops, Medicinal Plants, Aromatic Plants, Flower Production, Spices and Plantation Crops. Practical sessions related to the theoretical subjects are also present.
Agricultural Extension: Dimensions of Agricultural Extension, Extension Methodologies and Entrepreneurship Development program. Practical sessions related to the theoretical subjects is also present.
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