i m looking for LL.b(3 year) course after my btech(cse)from lpu. As everyone saying it is bad decision. Can u help me how good nd bad it is?

For Ph.D. in Soil Science at LPU, you need at least 65% marks in M.Sc. Agriculture (Soil Science) or a related field like Agricultural Chemistry, Agricultural Physics, Soil Chemistry, or Water Science and Technology. You also need to qualify for LPUNEST and an interview. Students from SC/ST/OBC (non

Yes, Ph.D. Soil Science scholars at LPU can work on research related to soil fertility, soil conservation, nutrient management, and sustainable agriculture. These areas are relevant to improving soil health and agricultural productivity.

LPU provides research facilities and faculty guidance to help s

If you're looking at a Ph.D in Soil Science there is actually quite a lot of scope beyond just basic soil testing.

At LPU the Ph.D Soil Science/Soil Science & Agricultural Chemistry syllabus covers areas such as pedology soil physics soil chemistry soil fertility soil water relationships erosion and

A Ph.D. in Soil Science has good career scope, especially in sustainable farming, soil conservation and agricultural research. After completing it, you can explore opportunities in teaching, research institutes and agricultural organisations.

At LPU, scholars can work on topics like soil fertility, n