After B.Tech (agriculture), will there be any opportunity at central/state government, company or any private job?

Agricultural engineers work in various sectors such as farming, forestry, and food processing etc. They work on a wide variety of projects. For example, some agricultural engineers work to develop climate control systems that increase the comfort and productivity of livestock whereas others work to increase the storage capacity and efficiency of refrigeration. 1. Agri-business firms 2. Food processing 3. Agricultural research and development firms 4. Government sectors (Banks) 5. Academic Institution Many agricultural engineers endeavor to develop better solutions for animal waste disposal. Those with computer programming skills work to integrate geospatial systems and artificial intelligence into agriculture. For example, they work to efficiency in fertilizer application or to automate harvesting systems. As now we know, an Agriculture Engineer has many roles to play after completion of his/her course. These roles are given below: 1. Agricultural Engineer 2. Plant Physiologist 3. Survey Research Agricultural Engineer 4. Environmental Controls Engineer 5. Microbiologist 6. Food Supervisor 7. Agricultural Inspector 8. Agricultural Specialist 9. Farm Shop Manager 10. Researcher 11. Agronomist 12. Soil Scientist 13. Agricultural Crop Engineer.

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