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What is the difference between B.Sc in agriculture engineering & B.Tech in agriculture engineering? Which has better scope & opportunities?

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Asked by Devanshu Joshi

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    aayush verma | Contributor-Level 9

    5 years ago
    B.Sc in agriculture engineering & B.Tech in agriculture engineering as the name of the courses only suggest that one is a Science-oriented and the other is a technology oriented. Hence, these two are unique in their own way. The main job profiles after B.Sc in agriculture:
    Agriculture Technician
    Rice Breeder
    Agriculturists
    Seed Technologist
    Agriculture Specialist
    The main job profiles after B.Tech in agriculture engineering:
    Agricultural Sales Engineer
    Farming Consultant
    Agriculture Manager
    Agronomist
    Researcher.

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