Hello,

The top BSc. in Agriculture colleges in Karnataka are:

• University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur
• University of Horticultural Sciences, Bagalkot
• Rai Technology University, Bangalore
• University of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences, Bangalore
• University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
• JSS College of Arts, Commerce, and Science, Mysore

Hope it helps!!!

Hello aspirant

It is totally depend upon you. If you like theoritical concepts better than practical ,go for B.Sc, M.Sc. On the other hand, if you like practical things as well as recent technologies go for Engineering. In honors graduate you have to invest more time and more years to pursue your degree such as 3 years of B.Sc, 2 years of M.Sc and after that B.Ed, Ph.D. The whole thing is much duration process. But in Engineering, after 4 years of B.Tech, most of people go for a job.

So, the decision is totally upon you.All the Best.

Hi,

Yes there are various options under BSc courses that are offered as Undergraduate courses in many colleges.

BSc Biology is also one of them which focuses on ecology, biodiversity, botany and genetics. This course is generally 3-year course which can be pursued by 12th Class pass-outs.

Few of the other BSc courses also include BSc Agriculture, Bsc Nursing and BSc Zoology among others.

Hope this helps.

Hey

It seems like you misspelled some elements in your query, please give proper details for an accurate answer.

If you had a query regarding BSc (Nursing) BFUHS, Faridkot then consider the given points:

• For admissions you need to score at least 45% in PCB of 10+2
• You have to qualify Punjab Para Medical Entrance Test (PPMET) and clear the cutoff and apply for admissions at the BFUHS official website
• For further doubts, visit the official website (bfuhs.ac.in)

Dear Aspirant,

Both of these course are very different and quite incomparable in nature. The work, the career will be very different in these streams. BSC agriculture is a ongoing process in education and you might go with some other sector by the time you graduate like giving Banking exams.

In Physiotherapy you can practice what you learn directly and the case of switching the careers might not be there.

So if you are more into the corporate job or government jobs then you can go with the bsc agriculture and if you want to work on your own then you can go with physiotherapy.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hi,

Here are some of the best exams you can take up after doing BSc in Chemistry

IIT JAM

JEST

TIFR GS

JNUEE

NEST

ICAR AIEEA

AIIMS MSc Entrance exam

BINC

Indian Statistical Institute Admission Test

INAT Test

GATE Science

These are the best entrance exams to pick up after BSc chemistry, they will help you preparing for industry level training.

Hey Divyansh

Pursuing Bachelors in Physiotherapy or Cardiovascular Technology totally depends upon you, what interest you more. Both are medical fields and the major ones, so both have equal opportunities with great benefits. You need to see which field suits you and you can devote your career into the same. Whereas the field work, the practical application of Cardiovascular Technology is very difficult which includes a lot of practice and devotion while working in the medical labs and clinics.