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

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.)

Campus Placements

Many reputed companies visit agriculture colleges or universities for recruiting BSc Agriculture students under campus placement program.

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.

Central Government Jobs

Agriculture Graduate Trainee in IFFCO (Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited, A Multistate Co-operative Society).

Jobs in Banks and Insurance sector

Field Officers, Rural Development Officers, Junior Associates and Junior Agricultural Associates, Agricultural and Probationary Officers are recruited by different public sector and private banks of India.

Jobs in Teaching and Education

For those whose passion is teaching, there are plenty of opportunities to make career in teaching at school, college and university level.

Jobs in Research and Development (R & D)

Agricultural Research Scientist (ARS) and Research Fellow posts are available with many government and private organisations.

Jobs in Private Sector

There are number of private organisations that recruit Agriculture graduates on regular basis.

Becoming an Entrepreneur

No industry is best suited for becoming an entrepreneur than the agriculture sector. If your dream is to setup your own business to become an employment giver rather than an employment seeker, there are number of opportunities and promotional schemes from government to establish your own business in the agriculture related industry. Ex: you can own a mushroom production unit, Dairy farming, rabbit farming, vermicompost production etc where you can get subsidy from government for establishing structures.

Agricultural Journalism

When your passion is writing and reporting, then Agricultural Journalism is the best choice for you.

Choices, alternatives and possibilities are very vast. Proper mindset with a goal is all that is required to explore and chase your dream in agriculture sector.

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There is no comparison between them as both serve a different purpose. Whatever suits your skill set, if you have discovered it you wouldn't ask such a question. But do what suits you best.

BBA teaches you management for becoming an entrepreneur or trading stuff, marketing, selling stuff, accountant etc.

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