Can I pursue M.Sc in agriculture after B.Sc in plant biology and plant biotechnology?
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Unfortunately not, because for pursuing M.Sc in agriculture, you must have a four-year undergraduate degree like B.Sc Agriculture or BVSC etc. -
He question is subjective, the opinions may differ from person to person. Both these fields are specialisation specific, Simply graduating may not be enough, you might have to study further and go into research in a big way, M.Tech and Ph.D. would lead you to these organizations depending upon your research area. Pursuing these programs from ordinary colleges will not be enough, you will have to do these from top universities/colleges of high repute like LPU. You need to assess your interests and aptitude. DVD. -
Yes the fellow person can go for M.Sc. In agriculture after opting for B.Sc. In plant Biology and plant biotechnology at graduation level.
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The eligibility criteria according to ICAR is a Bachelor's degree in agriculture or horticulture or forestry. Therefore, B.Sc in the subject mentioned by you is not eligible. If you are keen to enter into agriculture field then you can do M.Sc in biotech, biochemistry, genetics and agricultural biochemistry. These make you eligible for JRF positions in agricultural projects. -
Hi. Yes, you can pursue M.Sc. Agriculture after B.Sc. Plant biology/technology. Thanks! -
M.Sc. Agriculture is a 2-year post-graduate course in the scientific process of agriculture and agricultural studies. A candidate has to be a B.Sc. Graduate in Agriculture/ Horticulture/ Forestry from a recognised university in order to be eligible for this course. The admission to the programme is based on performance in the Entrance Examination and the academic record of the student in graduation. The best colleges for this course are: TAMIL NADU AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY COIMBATORE
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The eligibility criteria according to ICAR is a Bachelor's degree in agriculture or horticulture or forestry. Therefore B.Sc in the subject mentioned by you is not eligible. If you are keen to enter into agriculture field then you can do M.Sc in biotech, biochemistry, genetics and agricultural biochemistry. These make you eligible for JRF positions in agricultural projects. -
The eligibility criteria according to ICAR is a Bachelor's degree in agriculture or horticulture or forestry.
Therefore B.Sc in subject mentioned by you are not eligible.
If you are keen to enter into agriculture field then with theses subjects you can do M.Sc in biotech, biochemistry, genetics, agricultural biochemistry. These make you eligible for JRF positions in agricultural projects.
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