Which university in MP should I prefer for B.Sc in agriculture in terms of placements: LPU or Sam Higginbottom University?

Hi, In my perspective, I gave my vote to LPU for B.Sc. In agriculture as one of my cousins graduated in this course from LPU and I will highlight some of the features. 1. LPU is the first private University to get ICAR accreditation. 2. The faculty is well qualified and most of them are Ph. This and provide full support to the students. 3. The best thing is the University does not compromise with the academics as all the lectures are held and if a faculty wants a leave either the makeup lectures are planned or adjustments are provided for that particular slot. 4. As most of the work is fieldwork in this branch, every student is allocated a separate piece of land to perform their tasks in the supervision of the staff. 5. University provides additional placement oriented classes and students also studied subjects like analytical skills, soft skills, etc. Etera as part of the curriculum to prepare the students for all types of competitive exams. I would like to name a few companies that visit LPU- Nestle, VLCC Health Care, SYNGENTA INDIA LTD, WIPRO LIMITED, HDFC, Rallis India, and many other firms. For more information, you can either their website (<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.lpu.in/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.lpu.in/</a> ) or call on their toll-free number- 1800 102 4431, 1800 274 0615 Thanks.

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Being a alumni of Lovely Professional University, I would say Lovely professional Universities School of Agriculture is among Punjab and India's Best Agriculture colleges. It lays thrust on carrying out research in agricultural and allied fields. The university has well-equipped Laboratories, Library, lecture rooms, and excellent farm facility to conduct agricultural experiments. I did MBA from LPU, During my post graduation years I had few friends from agriculture department, Sometimes I used to visit fields, Labs with them they also discussed about placements, academic, placements etc. So I have Idea about this course. Few Points I am sharing which will help you to know more about B.Sc. (Hons)Agriculture course:- Students learn about the latest advancements in the field of agriculture, disease resistance, fertilizers and, insecticides with extensive fieldwork and field trips preparing them for the evergreen field of agriculture. LPU lays thrust on carrying out research in agricultural and allied fields. The university has well-equipped laboratories, library, lecture rooms, and excellent farm facility to conduct agricultural experiments. Emphasis on case studies and inter-personal based teaching to develop skills analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture students done research on Project On Floating Island-The project involves the introduction of floating islands for water management and improving sanitation and regulation of water quality & restoration of the water table with the help of biological agents. Students hitherto organic yields of Spinach, Cauliflowers, Cabbage, Turnip, Radish, Carrots have been well accepted by local consumers at University, who have liked these for quality, taste, appearance and appeal. They have also produced organic wheat. LPU students have got top packages from leading Agriculture companies. Students of School of Agriculture are placed in Dhanuka, HDFC Bank, Reliance retail, Syngenta, Bio SEED Nestle, Smur Agro, VLCC, Virbac, Amazon, Sanra organics and many more. Student of Lovely Professional University, Kavita Faman, a final year student of M.Sc. Agriculture (Agronomy), has bagged a package of Rs 1 crore. The package has been offered by Monsanto, global leaders in agrochemicals and now part of the crop sciences division of the Bayer Group. Thanks.

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Hello, It is offering a lot of hands-on experience to the students as well as an opportunity to earn along with their degree. Students undergoing various degrees in Agriculture are given the opportunity to sell their produce and earn money. Apart from this, students are being placed in good companies like Dhanuka Agritech Ltd., etc. Thank you.

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Hi Ronnie, LPU is one of the best universities in India. It is offering a lot of hands-on experience to the students as well as an opportunity to earn along with their degree. Students undergoing various degrees in Agriculture are given the opportunity to sell their produce and earn money. Apart from this, students are being placed in good companies like Dhanuka Agritech Ltd., etc. You can check the link below for more details: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.lpu.in/programmes/all/12th/Agriculture/B.Sc._(Hons" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.lpu.in/programmes/all/12th/Agriculture/B.Sc._(Hons</a>.)_Agriculture#Details For more information, visit LPU camp office in your town: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.lpu.in/admission/lpu-in-your-town.php#lpu-town" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.lpu.in/admission/lpu-in-your-town.php#lpu-town</a>

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LPU is a first private University having ICAR accreditation. Agriculture student from Lovely Professional University bags a Rs 1 Crore package. The research focus of the programme played a key part in making me industry ready.

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LPU is a first private University having ICAR accreditation.

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Sam Higginbottom University is the best option of B.Sc in agriculture.

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<p>Lovely Professional University is the better choice for B.Sc in Agriculture because it offers stronger placement support, better industry exposure, regular internships, and a curriculum that balances theory with practical field training, helping students build real career-ready skills. Sam Higginbottom University is more traditional and academically focused, but its placement opportunities are comparatively limited.</p>

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If talk about B.Sc. Agriculture, I will put LPU above. School of Agriculture, LPU is Accredited with ICAR. No private University has the ICAR Accreditation, so LPU become the first to get the ICAR accreditation. LPU offers the B.Sc. Agriculture with hons. Degree is much more standardized and superior than the general degree. So this is also one of the factor to be considered. LPU provide the overall exposure through innovative pedagogy, updated curriculum, industry focused academics. Students are exposed to Commercial farms (350 acres) to know-how that create an opportunity for students to engage and tone up their endurance, confidence and management skills. They were also engaged in complete cultivation practice of seasonal crops for 6 months, wherein land preparation till harvesting and marketing of the final products will be done by student to expose farming experience.

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<p>Hey, if you're eyeing B.Sc Agriculture in MP and picking between LPU and Sam Higginbottom University for placements, I'd lean towards LPU. Their official site shows a super active placement cell with 2200+ recruiters hitting campus, including big agri names like ITC and Bayer, and they've got hands-on farms plus ICAR accreditation that hooks you up with real industry gigs early on. Sam Higginbottom is solid too, with good rep in agri, but LPU's massive scale means more companies show up and packages often hit 4-9 LPA average from recent drives. As a student checking this out, LPU feels like it gives that extra edge for jobs right after graduation, especially with their career training from year one. Both are decent, but LPU's buzz makes it my top pick for placements!</p>

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