What is the scope of B.Sc agriculture?

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    Dharamveer Dheer Educator at University | Scholar-Level 18

    4 years ago
    After B.Sc. Agriculture, you can work as:
    Agriculture development officer, administrative posts in government and non government organizations. Self Employed (Establishing agriculture based small industries)You can also join Pvt Companies as sales officer or technical representatives in pesticide, fertilizer, SEED and irrigation systems companies. Etc. I would like to recommend you that you should pursue your B.Sc. Agriculture, from a well renowned, reputed nationally or state wise university, in which chances of visit by agricultural companies is more for placements sessions. You must compare whose in which university the rate is highe
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    astha singh | Scholar-Level 16

    7 years ago
    Please refer to the link provided below for details on scope for B.Sc. Agriculture.
    https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/bsc-in-agriculture-course-career-scope-and-salary-prospects-blogId-14705
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    Saurabh Sharma | Contributor-Level 10

    2 years ago
    B.Sc. Agriculture scope extends across various sectors and dimensions and students who successfully complete this four-year degree have a bright future awaiting them. Students can opt for completing their Masters in Agriculture or MBA in Agribusiness if they have an interest in exploring the business aspects of this field. This degree opens up opportunities in Government and Private Sector for the students. NABARD IFFCO, Central Warehouse Corporation and FCI are some government institutions that offer promising career choices to students from B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture. Research opportunities also open up when a student completes B.Sc. (
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    Rakesh chand | Contributor-Level 6

    4 days 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 80% and 100+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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    Vinay kr Pandey Simple but significant | Scholar-Level 16

    2 years ago
    Dear aspirant, There are a variety of vacancies in the Government as well as the private sector. For Government jobs after B.Sc. Agriculture, you would be required to qualify for certain competitive exams (detailed in the next section). However, most of the jobs that you will encounter during the campus placement will be for the private sector. Banking and Insurance sector is also filled with lucrative high-paying opportunities for B.Sc. Agriculture graduates. Here are the most popular bank jobs after doing B.Sc. Agriculture:
    Specialist officer (Agricultural Field Officer)
    Junior Agricultural Associate
    Rural Development Officer
    Field Offic
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    Soumya Bajpai

    2 years ago
    Hi Sanjeev, You can work as an agriculture development officer or in administrative positions in both government and non-governmental organizations after earning a degree in agriculture. Own Business (Establishing agriculture-based small industries) You can also work for private firms that provide pesticides, fertilizer, SEED and irrigation systems as a sales officer or a technical representative. Etc. For B.Sc. Agriculture graduates, the banking and insurance sectors are rife with rewarding high-paying possibilities. Following a B.Sc. In agriculture, these are the most sought-after bank positions: professional officer (Agricultural Fi
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    Khushal Arora | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    Hello!
    After B.Sc. Agriculture you can work as: Agriculture development officer, administrative posts in government and non-government organizations and self-employed (establishing agriculture-based small industries). You can also join Pvt. Companies as sales officer or technical representatives in pesticide, fertilizer, SEED and irrigation systems companies, etc. I would like to recommend you that you should pursue your B.Sc. Agriculture from a reputed university in which chances of agricultural companies visiting the is more for placements sessions. You must compare which university has a higher placement as compared to other institu
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    Vibha Gupta | Scholar-Level 17

    4 years ago
    Various career prospects are Agricultural Officers, AO in Banks, Indian Forestry Service, Agricultural Research Scientists etc. Well, Lovely professional university is the first private university to get accreditation from the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). LPU provides the quality education by the well qualified teachers. LPU has become a brand across the globe. It has various national and international tie-ups. LPU excels in terms of placement as well. LPU provides a proper atmosphere or environment for agriculture students. In this stream as most of the work is fieldwork, there every student is allocated a separate
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    Sameeksha kapoor | Guide-Level 14

    4 years ago
    Dear Snajeev, Slowly but steadily, professionalism is making its presence felt in agriculture sector of India. Prospects of agricultural scientists and educated agriculturists are increasing, and a good number of universities are offering courses in B.Sc. Agriculture and postgraduate course of M.Sc. With various agricultural specializations like horticulture, forestry, marine fisheries, inland fisheries, sericulture, apiculture (bee keeping) aquaculture, tissue culture, plant breeding, plant biotechnology, environment management, irrigation, soil quality management, etc. We list below the prospective jobs and its average salaries in ag
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    Arshiya Singh | Scholar-Level 16

    2 years ago
    B.Sc. Agriculture is a broad-based course with great potential. It deals with things like food production, horticulture, animal rearing, rural economy and rural development, environmental health, etc. Other industries may face downsizing but agriculture can never fall prey because food is the basic necessity for life. Feeding the world will never face a recession or a slowdown. In fact, the development in technology, research, and innovation has multiplied the scope of agriculture in a big way. B.Sc. Agriculture is a 4-year undergraduate professional course offered by various government and private universities in India. The demand for
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