Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Agriculture is an undergraduate program aimed at developing professionals with a strong foundation in agricultural sciences, crop production, agricultural engineering, and farm management. The course combines theoretical learning with practical skills in modern farming techniques, sustainable agricultural practices, and agri-business management.

Throughout the course, students gain expertise in soil science, plant breeding, crop protection, irrigation, and agricultural biotechnology. With a focus on practical skills, students engage in fieldwork, agricultural research, and internships to prepare them for a successful career in the agricultural sector.

Key Topics Covered:

• Fundamentals of Agriculture
• Crop Production & Protection
• Soil Fertility & Management
• Agricultural Biotechnology
• Plant Breeding & Genetics
• Irrigation & Water Management
• Farm Management & Agri-Business
• Agricultural Economics & Marketing
• Pest Management & Disease Control
• Environmental Sustainability in Agriculture

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• Completion of 10+2 with Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics).
• Minimum 50% aggregate marks (varies by institution).
• Some colleges may conduct entrance exams or interviews for admission.

Graduates of B.Sc. in Agriculture can pursue careers in various agricultural fields, including crop production, agribusiness, rural development, and agricultural consultancy.

Career Opportunities:

• Agricultural Officer
• Crop Scientist
• Soil Scientist
• Agronomist
• Agricultural Engineer
• Farm Manager
• Agricultural Consultant
• Horticulturist
• Agricultural Entrepreneur
• Research Analyst in Agriculture

Work Environments:

• Agricultural Research Institutes & Universities
• Government Agricultural Departments
• Private Agribusiness Firms
• NGOs & Rural Development Agencies
• Organic Farms & Eco-Friendly Initiatives
• Seed and Fertilizer Companies
• Food Processing & Export Firms
• Environmental Consulting Firms

Higher Education & Advancement:

• M.Sc. in Agriculture (specializations in Agronomy, Horticulture, etc.)
• M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics or Agricultural Extension
• M.B.A. in Agri-Business Management
• Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences or Rural Development