Hello,

B.Sc. Agriculture has around 40–50 subjects spread over 8 semesters (4 years) . The subjects cover different areas of agriculture. It is not possible to list all the subjects here.

Each semester has different subjects, and practical are also included.

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Hello,

Since you're from Odisha and want to register for the AP and TG EAMCET exam , you need to choose the appropriate category based on your interest.

1. Agriculture : If you're interested in courses related to agriculture, such as B.Sc. Agriculture, Horticulture, or other related fields, then choose the Agriculture category.

2. Pharmacy : If you’re interested in pursuing a career in pharmacy, then select the Pharmacy category for courses like B.Pharmacy.

If you're unsure, think about what field excites you more and choose the category accordingly. If you plan to apply for both streams, you can fill both categories if applicable.

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Hello,

KEAM is not necessary for agriculture courses in most states. If you are considering agriculture as your second option, check the admission process of the specific universities or colleges you are interested in.

Some states and universities accept NEET for BSc Agriculture , while others have their own entrance exams. If KEAM is required for agriculture in your state, then you should appear for it.

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Hello,

The B.Sc. Agriculture course is a 4-year undergraduate program that focuses on the study of agricultural science and modern farming techniques. It covers subjects like soil science, plant breeding, agronomy, horticulture, agricultural economics, and animal husbandry. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical training through fieldwork and research. Graduates can pursue careers in agriculture research, farm management, agribusiness, government jobs, and agro-industries.

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Hello Kirti,

If your B.Sc. Agriculture degree is delayed due to late admission by the college, it can impact job opportunities and higher studies. Here’s what you can do:

Possible Consequences:

1. Delayed Degree & Certificates – This can affect applying for government jobs, higher studies (M.Sc.), or competitive exams.
   
   
2. Missed Job Opportunities – Many agriculture-related job exams and recruitments have age limits or specific passing years as criteria.
   
   
3. Future Issues – If the university records show a delay, it might cause verification problems later.
   
   Alternatives & Solutions:

1. Request an Official Letter – Ask the college to provide an official letter stating the reason for the delay. This can help in job applications and future verification.
   
   
2. Parallel Certifications & Internships – Utilize the extra time to do agriculture-related certifications (ICAR, NABARD, etc.) or internships to strengthen your resume.
   
   
3. Apply for Exams in Advance – Some exams allow appearing final-year students, so check eligibility and apply without waiting for the degree.
   
   
4. Legal or Administrative Action – If a large number of students are affected, collectively request the university to provide a resolution. If needed, approach higher education authorities.

If your college is affiliated with a university, contact the university registrar to explore if any academic relaxation is possible.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

There are several employment choices available to those obtaining a degree in agriculture engineering.  Students can pursue careers as environmental controls engineers, agronomists, food supervisors, microbiologists, plant physiologists, etc., or as agricultural engineers in agro-based industries, agricultural crop engineers, agricultural specialists, agricultural inspectors, farm shop managers, or agricultural researchers.

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If your parents are Group C government employees, their salary and agricultural income are not counted in the 8 lakh OBC-NCL limit. Since you declared income above 8 lakh, it may raise verification concerns. It's best to consult authorities for clarification.

Hello there,

To be eligible for BSc (Hons) Agriculture, most universities focus on 50% in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology). Since you have 45% in PCB , you might fall short of the typical requirement. However, some universities offer relaxation for reserved categories .

In some cases, universities might also consider your overall marks (including English and Hindi), and since you have 61% overall , you could meet their aggregate requirements.

Check with the specific university for detailed eligibility and any relaxation they might offer.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

Banaras Hindu University offers students a four-year B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture program at the undergraduate level. Aspiring students must satisfy the minimum qualifying requirements of 50.0% in the 12th grade in order to be admitted to this course. This course will set you back INR 35464. 154 students can enroll in this course.

For complete information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://www.careers360.com/university/banaras-hindu-university-varanasi/bsc-agriculture-hons-course

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Hello Anshika,

Yes, you are eligible for the IBPS RRB Clerk and PO exams. Here are the key points:

1. Educational Qualification – A graduate degree is required, and your agriculture degree is valid.
2. Age Limit – Clerk: 18-28 years , PO: 18-30 years (age relaxation for reserved categories).
3. Language Choice – You can choose Hindi instead of English in the exam.
4. Selection Process – Clerk: Prelims + Mains , PO: Prelims + Mains + Interview .
5. Official Language – You should know Hindi if it is the official language of your state.

Hope you find it useful !