what are the differences between b.tech agriculture and b.sc(ag)

B.Sc Agriculture and Opportunities Aspirants with B.Sc Agriculture degree have an amazing career ahead. They have a lot of higher study options available which can be pursued to improve their career scope. Some of the firms suitable for a B.Sc Agriculture degree holder include the following. Research organizations Seed Companies Pesticide companies Fertilizer Companies NABARD Educational Institutes The main job profiles being enjoyed by them include the following. Agriculture Technician Rice Breeder Agriculturists Seed Technologist Agriculture Specialist B.Tech Agriculture Engineering and Opportunities Aspirants with B.Tech in Agriculture Engineering degree have numerous job opportunities in India. They also have a lot of higher study options available. They can go for various short term and long term certification courses which will reflect in better job opportunities and also good salary packages. Some of the firms recruiting them include the following. National Seeds Corporations Indian Agricultural Research Institute United India Insurance Company Limited Natural Agricultural Innovative Projects Indian Council of Agricultural Research Directorate of Oil Palm Research National Dairy Development Board Food Corporation of India Cabinet Secretariat, Government of India, New Delhi Some of the work profiles suitable for them include the following. Agricultural Sales Engineer Farming Consultant Agriculture Manager Agronomist Researcher

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B.Tech Agriculture teaches you more of application oriented courses like Applications of RFID and WI-FI Technology. Database Management system, commodities trading etc. However, Bsc agriculture gives more emphasis on theoretical aspects.

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