What is the cost of B.Tech agriculture in LPU and for management quota?

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Tashi
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6 years ago
LPU is the only private university which has attained ICAR which is a matter of proud. On inquiring, I came to know that LPU offers four years B.Sc (Hons). Agriculture instead of B.Tech Agriculture. The salient features are: #Knowledge Enhancement: imparts fundamental knowledge about cultivation pra

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6 years ago
Dear Pasam, LPU is an international university of India with top placements and world class infrastructure for agriculture courses. As per the latest NIRF-2020 ranking, LPU is amount the top 100 institutes of India due to best academics and placements of students. The agriculture course has ICAR acc

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6 years ago
Hi, LPU is the best option for Agriculture. LPU becomes India's first Private University to get ICAR Accreditation. ICAR co-ordinates agricultural education and research in the country under the aegis of the Department of Agricultural Research & Education (DARE), Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers We

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Dear Mohanreddy, LPU doesn't offer B.Tech Agriculture. LPU offers following branches Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), Mechanical Engineering (ME), Biotechnology (BT), Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), ME-Mechatronics, Food Technology, Information Technology (IT), Automobile Eng

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Nitish Pahwa
8 years ago
LPU doesn't have B.Tech agriculture, they offer B.Sc agriculture.

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