What is the scope of B.Sc agriculture?

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    Rakesh chand | Contributor-Level 6

    a week ago

    A B.Sc. in Agriculture is a good course for the future if you are planning for it. If you search for the best university for a B.Sc. in Agriculture, Quantum University is the best option because Quantum University provides the best education facility with good placements at affordable fees. Quantum University, situated in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, is one of the reputed universities in Uttarakhand. Quantum University also provides good placements; the placement percentage of Quantum University is 90%, and 200+ companies visit the university every year for jobs. Quantum University also provides good scholarships through 12th-grade percentage

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    Khushal Arora | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    Hello!
    B.Sc in 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 one of the most booming course these days. This programme equips students with all-round knowledge of sector and
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    Sameeksha kapoor | Guide-Level 14

    4 years ago
    Dear Divya, 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 agri
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    Daksh Ahuja | Contributor-Level 9

    6 years ago
    Hi,
    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 hi
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    Dr Bharti Singh Dr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    B.Sc in agriculture has many fields like agronomy, soils, horticulture, entomology, etc. You can master in any one of the streams mentioned. Accordingly, you can pursue the career.

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