What are the oppertunities after doing b.sc in agriculture

Hi Sadhana, If you want to go for further studies then you can go for completing your Msc. If not then you can search govt. jobs in these sectors like: #Indian Agricultural Research Institute #National seeds corporation limited #State Firms Corporation of India. If you want to go for private jobs then these sectors are helpful for you: #Agriculture Marketing #Forestry #Home Science #Horticulture #Dairy Technology #Food science and Technology #Sericulture #veterinary Science ALL THE BEST

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Hi Sadhana, B.Sc. Agriculture program helps the students to recognize the elements of agriculture. Most of the government and private institutes are offering the program. The agriculture sector is contributing well to our economy. Therefore, the demand for this sector is also improving. India is an agrarian country but the techniques are not up to date in this sector. The agriculture sector is improving day by day. Some of them are the use of advanced fertilizers for the development of crops and the ways to improve the current methods of agriculture with advanced technology. Qualification Criteria for Higher studies options after B.Sc in Agriculture The basic qualification needed for the course is a minimum of 50% in their 12th standard. The candidates have done their 10+2 in the science group. The percentage of marks required for the program will vary based on different institutes. Those who are pursing final year can also apply for the program. Higher study options in Agriculture after B.Sc M.F.Sc. (Applied Aquaculture) M.F.Sc. (Freshwater Aquaculture) M.F.Sc. (Inland Aquaculture) M.F.Sc. (Mariculture) M.Sc. (Agricultural Sciences) M.Sc. (Agriculture Biotech.) M.Sc. (Agriculture Botany) M.Sc. (Agriculture Chemistry) M.Sc. (Agriculture) M.Sc. (Agril. Biochemistry) M.Sc. (Animal Husbandry and Drying) M.Sc. (Bioscience) M.Sc. (Co-operative Management) M.Sc. (Cropsiology) M.Sc. (Rural Banking & Finance Management) M.Sc. (Wild life Sciences) M.Sc.(Hons.) (Agriculture) Master of Business Administration in Agriculture Ph.D. (Agri Business Management) Ph.D. (Agricultural Entomology) Ph.D. (Agriculture Biotechnology) Ph.D. (Agriculture Economics) Ph.D. (Agriculture - Extension Education) Ph.D. (Agriculture) Ph.D. (Agril. Biochemistry) Ph.D. (Agronomy) Ph.D. (Animal Reproduction Gynaecology & Obstretrics) Ph.D. (Crop Physiology) Ph.D. (Entomology) Ph.D. (Extension Education) Ph.D. (Mariculture) Ph.D. (Plant Biotechnology) Ph.D. (Veterinary Science) Ph.D. (Vety. Science & A.H.)

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"Hello Sadhana, Agriculture is a field which constantly requires new techniques to increase and improve the Agriculture output. This brighten the prospect of those studying Agriculture. There is so much that needs to be done in this sector. And one can benefit himself and benefit others by gaining a degree in Agriculture.The various employment areas are Tea Gardens, Coffee and Rubber Plantations, Fruit Orchards., Research Organizations. Educational Institutes, Agricultural Production Centers, National Seed Companies, Cotton/ Jute/ Tobacco Companies., Agricultural and Food Products Related Companies, Pesticide Control. Best wishes :) Mohan Bajaj, Counselor at Glocal University"

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There are lot of ways 1. If interested in research and teaching and to be posted in Government jobs you can go for PG studies 2. Starting consultancy services 3. Establishing Agri clinics 4. Overseas opportunity 5. Establishing Nurseries 6. Export of Agriculture produce But if you selected a way you have to be firm in that and your mind should not be wavery. All the Best.

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