B.sc agriculture ( general) aur b.sc agriculture (Hons) me kya anter hai B.sc agriculture (gen) krne se kya koi fayda nahi

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There are no much more different, But the Honors degree students need to study

more papers than normal degree students it will be an advantage for the students

Bachelor of Agriculture is an Undergraduate Academic Degree which is awarded

for a course or program in the field of Agriculture. The bachelor degree course of

Agriculture is known as B.Sc. Ag. or B.Sc. (Agri) which is an abbreviated form of

Bachelor of Agricultural Science. Before 1998, B.Sc. Ag. degree was known

as  B.Sc  Ag. & AH (AH= Animal Husbandry) but soon it was designated as B.Sc. Ag.

and the 'AH' part was transferred to B.VSc. (Bachelor of veterinary sciences), which

is now designated as B.VSc. & AH. However, some Institutes may have retained BSc.

Ag. in Animal husbandry and Nutrition. The duration of B.Sc. Ag. is 4 years divided

into a number of semesters, which are mostly 8 in number. B.Sc. Agriculture course

syllabus covers a variety of topics related to design and production of agricultural

machinery, planning, design and construction of farm buildings and associated

equipment, irrigation, drainage, land resource planning and service engineering for

farm machinery.

B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture or Bachelor of Science Honours in

Agriculture is an undergraduate Agriculture Science and Technology course. The

duration of the course is three years (four years program in some

colleges).  B.Sc  (Hons)Agriculture includes the study of various methods of

agriculture, the use of modern fertilizers for the improvement of crops and the ways

to improve the present technique of Agriculture with the help of modern technology.

The study under B.Sc. in Agriculture (Honours) includes use of various technological

aspects for the betterment of agriculture. It opens many career scopes for the

candidates after its successful completion. The course is also available through

correspondence in a number of Institutes.

You will have lot many opportunities if you hold a degree in agricultural sciences say

from conductor to collector. You should decide what to choose and what not to,

Upon graduation or post-graduation in agriculture, there are ample opportunities in

teaching, research and transfer of technology areas in ICAR, State Agricultural

Universities, State Departments of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry and NGOs.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts an annual competitive

examination for recruitment in the Indian Forest Services, for which one of the

educational qualifications required is Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture so you can

explore in any field.

Moreover, there are large number of local, national and international private

business organisations, manufactures and NGOs where agriculture professionals can

find decent employment. Software companies are also looking for domain experts in

agriculture industry to plan, design and implement different software solutions

targetting the agriculture sector.

Further important opportunities will be awaiting once you step down from university

to work field, here are some

1. Competitive Exams

Graduate in BSc Agriculture, like any other graduate is eligible to appear job

exams in Banking, Defence, UPSC, SSC and many more organisations.

Besides, there are exclusive exams only for agriculture graduates (IBPS AO,

FCI, AIC, IIFCO, NSCI etc.)

2. Campus Placements

Many reputed companies visit agriculture colleges or universities for

recruiting BSc Agriculture students under campus placement program.

3. State Government Jobs

Jobs like Agriculture Development Officer (ADO), Class-I (Gazetted),

Agriculture Extension Officer, Range Forest Officer, District Horticulture

Officer (D.H.O. Grade-I), Superintendent-Govt Garden, District Cane

Officer, Assistant Conservator regularly recruited by the respective state

governments.

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