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48 MonthsBachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Horticulture is a full-time four-year undergraduate degree course offered by the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University, Bathinda.
Eligibility Criteria
A person who has secured at least 50% marks ( 45% in case of candidate belonging to Scheduled cast/tribes) of the aggregate marks in four compulsory subjects i.e. Chemistry, Physics, Biology/Math, and English took together of 10+2 pattern or equivalent examination from recognized Board/University shall be eligible to join the first semester of Bsc agriculture course OR Intermediate/10+2 with agriculture subjects.
Student Reviews for B.Sc Horticulture
3/5(1 Reviews)
College experience is so bad.
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College infrastructure is average. College didn't provide us enough facilities of classroom, laboratories. We didn't have libraries and sports centre. Hostel facilities are not available here. Cleanliness is average.
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