Horticulture

There are numerous colleges in India that gives M.Sc. In cultivation. One of them is Chandigarh University in Punjab. The college has been authorize with A+ authorization by NAAC and is the quickest developing college in the area. The applicant probably scored something like half in his/her graduation. There is a college level placement test CUCET that the understudy needs to surrender if he/she needs to take affirmation in the school. It is fundamentally a grant based test.

You can explore about -
- ICAR AIEEA
- KCET
- LPUNEST
Also, you can explore some good Agriculture colleges in India which give admission through ICAR All India Entrance exam.

Yes, you are eligible For M.Sc. in Agriculture if you have any undergraduate degree in B.Sc. in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, or any other relevant course from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks. Thanks.

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https://www.shiksha.com/science/m-sc-agriculture-chp
Top MSc horticulture college is BHU Varanasi, GBPUAT Pantnagar, UAS Dharwad, etc.
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The candidates must complete 10+2 in Science background with Biology as a compulsory subject to be eligible for B.Sc. Horticulture Science course. The minimum required percentage varies from college to college, but the candidates must score above 50% aggregate marks in class 12 boards to be eligible for this course.

M.Sc. Horticulture is a Two Year PG degree Course. Similar to other Degree programs It also has A specialisation in Specific Subjects including Fruit Science, Vegetable Science, Floriculture and landscape, and Plantation and Medicinal crops.

The annual fee for this course is 64,375.

Those who wish to become professional horticulturists must pursue a B.Sc. Horticulture course. It is a three-year full-time undergraduate course that is divided into six semesters. . The course has many aspects borrowed from Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Genetic Engineering and other fields. It's 4 years course and it's fee around Rs 57000 per semester so you have 8 semester

Those who wish to become professional horticulturists must pursue a B.Sc. Horticulture course. It is a three-year full-time undergraduate course that is divided into six semesters. . The course has many aspects borrowed from Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Genetic Engineering and other fields.