What is the scope of B.Sc agriculture in India?

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    ashutosh chauhan | Guide-Level 13

    6 years ago
    There is much scope after graduation in the above-mentioned subject:
    Government banks also recruit graduates to fill up the officer level posts. Graduates may find jobs as Managers at Plantations, as Officers at Fertilizer Manufacturing firms, Agriculture Machinery Industries, Agricultural Products Marketing firms, Food processing units, etc. The Research and Development sector associated with this field is a promising one.
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    Twinkle jain | Contributor-Level 7

    6 years ago
    Hi!
    B.Sc agriculture is a broad-based course that deals with the production of food and horticultural crops, rearing of farm animals, agricultural extension, rural economy and rural development, working with farmers, environmental health, etc. B.Sc. Agriculture has a diverse scope and you can get the jobs with firms of the private or public sectors. With public sector firms, you can get employed as an Agricultural Research Scientist (ARS). A few other areas where employment is offered are banks, dairy consultancies, insurance companies and the animal industry.
    Many areas are available to choose your career:
    Agriculture Marketing
    Banking &
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    Anagha G Nair | Guide-Level 13

    6 years ago
    B.Sc. Agriculture has a diverse scope and you can get the job with firms of the private or public sector. With public sector firms, you can get employed as an agriculture research scientist. A few other areas where employment is offered are banks, dairy consultancies, insurance company, and animal industry. Many areas are available to choose your career:
    *Agriculture
    *Agriculture Marketing
    *Banking and Cooperation
    *Dairy Technology
    *Fishery Science
    *Food Science and Technology
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    Rakesh chand | Contributor-Level 6

    2 months ago

    Bsc agriculture course is one of the good course for future if you plan for this course.If you search for best university for Bsc agriculture course than Quantum university is best option because Quantum university provide best education facility with good placements with affordable fees.Quantum university situated in roorkee uttarakhand is of the reputed university in uttarakhand.Quantum university also provide good placements the placement % of Quantum university is 90% and 200+companies visit the university every year for jobs.Quantum university also provide good scholarship through 12th% or Qcare scholarship exam conduct by univers

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    konatham Abhishek HeLpINg HaNd FiRsT | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    B.Sc. Agriculture has diverse scope and you can get the jobs withwith firms of the private or public sectors. With public sector firms, you can get employed as Agricultural Research Scientist (ARS). A few other areas where employment is offered banks, dairy consultancies, insurance companies and the animal industry. Many areas are available to choose your career:
    Agriculture Marketing
    Banking & Cooperation
    Dairy Technology
    Fisheries Science
    Food Science & Technology
    It is safe to say that number of Government job posts are available for Graduates. B.E. /B.Tech. Graduates may join Agriculture Departments of different State Governments. They m
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    Rajiv Kumar | Contributor-Level 6

    6 years ago
    Lots of Government as well as Private Job opportunities are present in front of Graduates. Talking about Government jobs, State Agriculture Departments recruits Graduates to fill up Officer level posts. Government Banks also recruits Graduates to fill up Officer level posts. Graduates may find jobs as Managers at Plantations, as Officers at Fertilizer Manufacturing firms, Agriculture Machinery Industries, Agricultural Products Marketing firms, Food processing units etc. The Research and Development Sector associated with this field is a promising one. After completing relevant M.Sc. And Ph.D. courses, one may build a career in that sec
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    Rakesh Kumar | Guide-Level 11

    6 years ago
    Well, B.Sc Agriculture in India will fetch you private and government sector jobs. In private sector, it can be related to sales and marketing, data related. In government sector, you will get a job related to Agriculture department. Students can attain positions as Agriculture Inspectors, Agriculture Officers, POs, Food Quality Inspectors, Agriculture Development Officer, Horticulture Development Officer, Technical Assistants and administrative posts in government and non-government organizations. But, you must take admission in those colleges/Universities, where you can get knowledge and good experience like Punjab Agricultural Unive
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    Pallavi Jain | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    I think, I can answer for this question, because I have completed M.Sc Agriculture degree from GKVK, Bangalore.
    B.Sc (hons) agriculture, B.Sc. Agriculture is a four year degree with eight semester and more than 60 different courses.
    After medical and veterinary Science, it has lot of scope because:
    It has limited seats (only government colleges), each college have less than 150 seats. Some have even less than 70. So, output is also low, hence competition for job is less unlike engineering.
    So, there many career opportunities like agriculture scientist (central government), quarantine, NSC,
    Private input sectors like seeds, fertilizer, weedi
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