Hello Bhomi!

yes, you can definitely apply for agriculture after doing BSc chemistry. There are various courses that you can apply for, a few them I'm listing below:

• Msc in agriculture chemistry
• MBA/PGDM in agriculture management
• MSc in agriculture botany
• M.Sc. in Agriculture
• Msc in agriculture biochemistry
• Msc in dairy science/ plant science/ plant pathology
• Msc in agriculture and food engineering
• Msc forestry
• Advanced Diploma in Plant Biology
• PG Diploma in Agriculture
• Advanced Diploma in Plant Pathology
• Advanced Diploma in Fisheries Science
• PG Diploma in Dairy Technology
• PG Certificate in Fruit Production
• PG Certificate in Farm Management
• Advanced Diploma in Fertilizer Technology
• PG Diploma in Horticulture
• PG Diploma in Floriculture.

I hope this helps.

Hi Bhanushali,

After B.Sc Chemistry if you are applying for M.Sc in agriculture then  I will say that you will not be able to do that because for agriculture you must have the degree of B.Sc in the the fields related to agriculture like Horticulture, forestry, agriculture etc..  For this the candidate must have the minimum 50% aggregate in graduation with recognised University. So you will not be able to pursue M.Sc in agriculture after B.Sc in Chemistry.

I hope your question has been answered properly.

All the best for your future!