What is the syllabus for 1st year of B.Sc. Agriculture honors?
B.Sc. (Hons. ). In Agriculture.
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Good to see the interest in the syllabi of the programme. There are two semesters in the every academic year in LPU. The syllabus is prescribed by ICAR as LPU is an ICAR accredited institution. In the first semester, the subjects are-
AGRICULTURE HERITAGE
COMPREHENSION AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN ENGLISH
CORE BRIDGE 1
FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRONOMY
FUNDAMENTALS OF PLANT BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
FUNDAMENTALS OF SOIL Science
HUMAN VALUES AND ETHICS
INTRODUCTION TO FORESTRY
In the second semester, the subjects are-
AGRICULTURAL MICROBIOLOGY
COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRICULT...more -
Subjects such as Soil Microbiology, Plant Breeding and Genetics, Agricultural Economics, Agronomy, Plant Pathology, Statistical Methods, Post Harvest Technology, etc. Are included in the B.Sc. Agriculture syllabus. For specificity you can go to the website of GNDU. And can clearly SEE the syllabus along with the topics to be in 1st year.
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I would suggest you visit the University website for detailed knowledge of the syllabus. You can download the syllabus in PDF form. The syllabus is prescribed by ICAR as LPU is an ICAR accredited institution. In the first semester, the subjects are-
AGRICULTURE HERITAGE
COMPREHENSION AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN ENGLISH
CORE BRIDGE 1
FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRONOMY
FUNDAMENTALS OF PLANT BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
FUNDAMENTALS OF SOIL Science
HUMAN VALUES AND ETHICS
INTRODUCTION TO FORESTRY. -
As you are looking for syllabus and subjects after admission, you can have a look over the website ( link shared below) and can request the counselors to give you some brief about the course or connect you to the academic specialist. Also, if you wish to know the subjects in detail you can plan to visit the university and speak to the professors at university. Once you are done with admission, you can have a detail look over the syllabus on your UMS- University Management System. https://www.lpu.in/programmes/bsc-hons-agriculture.
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