Agriculture

B.Sc. Agriculture

B.Sc. Agriculture is a 4-year undergraduate program that covers crop production, soil science, horticulture, plant protection, agricultural technology, and farm management. It prepares students for careers in agriculture, agribusiness, research, government services, and related industries.

4 years
Duration
Undergraduate
Level

About B.Sc. Agriculture

B.Sc. Agriculture is a 4-year undergraduate program that covers crop production, soil science, horticulture, plant protection, agricultural technology, and farm management. It prepares students for careers in agriculture, agribusiness, research, government services, and related industries.

Why Choose B.Sc. Agriculture

Backed by national standards

The course follows a model curriculum recommended by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, adopted across State Agricultural Universities.

Government job opportunities

Graduates are eligible for state Agriculture Officer and other government posts linked to agriculture and allied departments.

Growing agribusiness sector

Agribusiness firms, seed companies, fertiliser and agri-input companies, and food processing units regularly hire agriculture graduates.

Pathway to research and specialisation

The degree allows further study through M.Sc Agriculture, ICAR JRF or specialisations such as horticulture, soil science or agricultural economics.

Detailed Syllabus (8 semesters over 4 years)

Core Subjects

Agronomy
Soil Science
Plant Breeding and Genetics
Horticulture
Plant Pathology
Agricultural Entomology
Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Extension Education
Agricultural Engineering
Animal Husbandry and Dairy Science
Crop Physiology
Seed Science and Technology

Elective Subjects

Organic Farming
Agri-Business Management
Post-Harvest Technology
Precision Farming
Agricultural Biotechnology
Water Management and Irrigation
Students get hands-on training through practicals in agronomy, soil testing, plant breeding and plant pathology, along with a Rural Agricultural Work Experience programme and a final-year internship on farms, research stations or agribusiness units, as prescribed in the ICAR model curriculum.
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