Will pursuing MBA after B.Sc in agriculture help me in getting a better job?

Yes, it will help you a lot. If you go ahead and do MBA then you will be having a Master’s degree with you and will also have a brief idea about everything and having a Master’s degree will open all the doors for you to get a good job.

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Hi, If getting a job is an important criteria then even with B.Sc agriculture you can get a good job. However, you need to first decide what are your career aspirations and keeping in mind they take a call. MBA offers a lot of specialisation and keeping in mind your interests and strengths you need to pick up a specialisation. However, getting a "good job" post MBA will depend on a lot of factors, many of which may not be in your control. So, first decide what you aspire for and then take a call.

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Hi, There are 2 options: 1. Go for MBA in Agri-business management of IIMs 2. MBA in Rural Management of IRMA, Anand

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Yes, it will. I would suggest you to pursue MBA in agri business. Some top management institutes for MBA in agri business are IIMs and SIIB Pune.

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Dear Abhirami, Yes, pursuing MBA after B.Sc. In agriculture will help you in getting a better job. There is N number of opportunities for an MBA with Agriculture Graduation. Here you will get Technical knowledge of Agriculture and Managerial skills in MBA. The actual corporate world is looking the candidates with these skills. There are plenty of opportunities in the Agriculture Corporate sector since Agriculture is the backbone of our country, it will be evergreen. Choose MBA (Agribusiness Management) from Reputed Agricultural Institutions like IIM, IRMA, LPU, Symbiosis, IIPM, Amity, etc. Being alumni of LPU, I highly recommend LPU for an MBA degree based on the following things- The Business School of LPU is accredited by ACBSP, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members, studying in LPU will get a degree accredited from a body of USA. Placement: Every year more than 550+ companies visit LPU for placements. LPU has a very good placement and achieved awards for employability also. The main thing for placement that I liked there is that LPU provides placement classes to the students from the first year, which helps students prepare for placement until their final year of the programme. The highest package offered for the management programme is 21 LPA. Scholarships: LPU provides very good scholarships to bright students with good academic records, sports, or extracurricular activities achievement. LPU also helps students in the Education loan facility. Faculty: All faculty members are well qualified from IITs, NITs, Iims, and top-ranked universities all over the world. Infrastructure: All the facilities are available on the campus itself, a student does not need to go outside for anything. On the campus, Central Library, Hospital facility is available 24*7 for staff and students, Shopping mall, Indoor Sports Stadium with 3 Olympic size Swimming Pools, Public/Private Sector Banks, ATM, etc. Ranking: 1. Ranked 1st for Focus on Affordable and clean energy in India 2. Ranked 2nd for Decent Work and Economic Growth in India 3. Ranked 62nd Universities in India 4. Ranked 37th business management schools in India 5. LPU ranks amongst the Top 200 universities of the world as per the prestigious Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2021 I hope this helps Thanks!

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Yes, it will. MBA is one of the most popular post-graduate programmes in India and abroad. The two-year programme is a gateway to a plethora of job opportunities in the corporate world. What makes MBA such a popular course is that students from any background - including Science, Commerce and Humanities - can pursue it. A regular MBA or Post-Graduation Diploma in Management (PGDM) is generally a two-year course divided into four or six semesters. However, there are certain private institutes that offer one-year PGDM programmes as well. One can pursue MBA in various modes, such as, Regular, Online and Distance-Education. Interested candidates can also find programmes customised based on their professional experience such as Executive MBA.

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Hi, According to me, yes, doing MBA will be helpful for you to get a better job, especially if you do it with a good B-school. Though, there are very few colleges which offer this specialization. In MBA agriculture you will learn the production and distribution process for food and fibers as well as related business principles. This will add weightage to your CV which in turn will help you in getting a better job. You can also go for any Diploma course or any certification programme if getting a better job instantly is your priority, but doing MBA is anytime a better option than anything in long run. Here is a list of few of the colleges which offer MBA (Agriculture):- Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola By doing this MBA you can get these types of jobs: Agricultural Manager Marketing Analyst Investment Analyst- Food and Agriculture Manager- Rural Commercial Executive - crop care

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Hi, B.Sc. and MBA are different courses. If you do B.Sc. in agriculture and going for Masters in the same course then you will have a bright future because it has a lot of scope in India. You should choose PGDM instead of MBA because it is more valuable than MBA.

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