Agriculture
Hi Aspirants
The state government has decided to award the license to the fertilizers and pesticides traders only if they posses a degree in any relevant subjects. As per government direction , traders who want to obtain license to sell pesticides or fertilizers must have a degree in agriculture, biochemistry
Hello,
The eligibility criteria to pursue BSc Agriculture is passed 10+2 from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, biology/mathematics securing 50% aggregate or above depending upon the the norms of the university, admission may be done through entrance test such as ICAR AIEEA UG is the national level entrance test
Dear Aspirant,
There are a lot of government just as private sector occupations available for BSc Agriculture graduates. They can be designated as Research Officer, Quality Assurance Officer, Agriculture Officer, Agriculture Loan Officer (in Banks), Production Manager, Operations Manager, and Farm Manager with State agribusiness divisions.
In the private sector,
JMI New Delhi doesnt have an Undergraduate course in Forestry. However there are many other Good Universities with BSc Forestry, having strong faculty, infrastructure and curriculum. For more information about Universities offering Forestry Undergraduate Courses do follow the link below
https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-forestry-universities-in-india
For more information about courses in JMI New Delhi
See the basic eligibility criteria for BSc Agricultural Science is that the student who want to take admission in this course must have PCB in 10+2 with atleast 55% marks in aggregate. Now as you don't have Biology then you are ineligible for the course.
Here is the list of
Hi aspirant,
You didn't mention which state you want to do your diploma in agriculture. But I will tell you some of the top colleges for this degree. Have a look-
Hi Santosh,
I am sorry to say that 28000 rank may not be able to fetch you a government seat in Bsc agriculture but you can always go for private colleges or try another time.
If you have any reservations then you may have some chance in government colleges too.
Hello there
Total 40 marks is needed out of 160 to qualify EMCET. Candidates must score minimum 25% marks to pass the EMCET exam.
And the cut-off marks fluctuate each year,last year (2020) it was around 130 .I'll suggest you to score more than the previous year cut-off to secure
Hi Aspirant,
NEET is a eligibility test for MBBS and BDS.
In order to get admission into college for agriculture, you must write All India Entrance Examination for undergraduate agricultural courses (AIEEA) for UG courses.
NEET marks won't get you an agriculture college. There are seperate exams held in order
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