Hi Khushi,

I would suggest you to opt for B.Sc in Botany instead of B.Sc in Agriculture because of two reasons:

• It will widen your scope when you wish to pursue the masters
• Most of the good government colleges provide B.Sc hons in Botany instead of agriculture as the latter forms a subset of the former and usually students study in their masters.

Since the government colleges are funded by the central government thus they do have lower fees so their are no worries on that part. For instance the 3 year curriculum from Hansraj College, DU will cost you around 65,000 rupees.

Hi,

B.sc agriculture is a 4 year-long professional undergraduate degree.

The basic eligibility to get the admission is the student has to pass 10+2 with at least 50% marks.

The exams mode of admission depends on the college the few colleges are giving direct admission while the other colleges are taking the entrance exam.

The top government colleges for B.sc agriculture are -

1.Tamil Nadu agricultural university - fee (44,825)

2. CU - 1,50,000

3. PAU - 64,340

4. Acharya NG ranga agricultural university -26,7005.

5.Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya - 18,000

6. University of agricultural science -22,00

7. Shivaji university - 7,500

8.Govind Vallabh  Pant university - 33,500

9. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya -10,600

10. Vanavarayan institute of agriculture - 23,500.