Particulars	Year	Tuition Fee
Indian students	1	Rs. 45,000
	2	Rs. 45,000
	3	Rs. 45,000
	4	Rs. 45,000
	Total Tution Fee	Rs. 1,80,000

*National Student Exam Fee/ Semester-2500 Indian Rupees

First Semester

No. of Paper	Course Code	Course Title	Teaching Load				Evaluation Scheme			Total
			L	T	P	Credits	Internal	Practical	End Sem.
1	AEA-101	Elementary Agriculture	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
2	AFS-102	Fundamentals of Soil Science	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
3	AIB-103	Introductory Biology	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
4	AMB-104	Agricultural Microbiology	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
5	ABE-105	Basics of English Language	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
6	ACA-106	Computer Applications	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
7	AEM-107	Elementary Mathematics	2	0	0	2	25	0	75	100
8	AGE-108	Fundamentals of Agricultural Economics	2	0	0	2	25	0	75	100
9	AWP-109	Work Programme	0	0	1	1	0	0	100	100
Total			15		7	22

Second Semester

No. of Paper	Course Code	Course Title	Teaching Load				Evaluation Scheme			Total
			L	T	P	Credits	Internal	Practical	End Sem.
1	AFH-210	Fundamentals of Horticulture	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
2	ASF-211	Silviculture & Agroforestry	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
3	AEG-212	Elements of Genetics	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
4	AIS-213	Introduction to Environmental sciences	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
5	ABT-214	Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
6	AES-215	Elementary Statistics	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
7	AEE-216	Elementary English	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
8	AFA-217	Principles of Agronomy	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
9	AMP-218	Farm Machinery &Power	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
Total			14	0	9	23

Third Semester

No. of Paper	Course Code	Course Title	Teaching Load				Evaluation Scheme			Total
			L	T	P	Credits	Internal	Practical	End Sem.
1	AFE-319	Fundamentals of Entomology	3	0	1	4	25	25	50	100
2	ACT-320	Crop Production Technology – I (Kharif Crops)	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
3	APB-321	Fundamentals of Plant Breeding	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
4	ACP-322	Fundamentals of Crop Physiology	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
5	AST-323	Principles of Seed Technology	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
6	APP-324	Fundamentals of Plant Pathology	3	0	1	4	25	25	50	100
7	ASE-325	Rural Sociology & Educational Psychology	2	0	0	2	25	0	75	100
8	ASM-326	Manures, Fertilizers and Soil Fertility Management	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
9	CSP-327	Communication Skills and Personality Development	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
Total			17	0	8	25

Fourth Semester

No. of Paper	Course Code	Course Title	Teaching Load				Evaluation Scheme			Total
			L	T	P	Credits	Internal	Practical	End Sem.
1	ACT-428	Crop Production Technology–II (Rabi Crops)	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
2	AOL-429	Production Technology for Ornamental Crops, MAP and Landscaping	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
3	AExE-430	Fundamentals of Agricultural Extension Education	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
4	ALM-431	Livestock and Poultry Management	3	0	1	4	25	25	50	100
5	APM-432	Pests of Crops and Stored Grain and their Management	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
6	AVS-433	Production Technology for Vegetables and Spices	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
7	AFS-434	Farming System & Sustainable Agriculture	1	0	0	1	25	0	75	100
8	AFC-435	Agricultural Finance and Cooperation	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
9	AMC-436	Introductory Agro-meteorology &Climate Change	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
10	AEC-437	Elective Course	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
	Students can choose only one Elective subject of than	Agribusiness Management
		Agrochemicals
		Biopesticides & Biofertilizers
		Commercial Plant Breeding
Total			15	0	9	24

Fifth Semester

No. of Paper	Course Code	Course Title	Teaching Load				Evaluation Scheme			Total
			L	T	P	Credits	Internal	Practical	End Sem.
1	APM-538	Principles of Integrated Pest and Disease Management	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
2	ASM-539	Problematic Soils and their Management	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
3	AFP-540	Production Technology for Fruit and Plantation Crops	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
4	ADM-541	Diseases of Field and Horticultural Crops and their Management –I	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
5	ACI-542	Crop Improvement - I (Kharif Crops)	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
6	AEB-543	Entrepreneurship Development and Business Communication	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
7	ARW-544	Rainfed Agriculture & Watershed Management	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
8	AIP-545	Intellectual Property Rights	1	0	0	1	25	0	75	100
9	PCP-546	Practical Crop Production – I (Kharif crops)	0	0	2	2	0	100	0	100
10	AEC-437	Elective Course	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
	Students can choose only one Elective subject of than	Hi-tech. Horticulture
		Micro propagation Technologies
		Protected Cultivation
		Food Safety and Standards
Total			15	0	10	25

Sixth Semester

No. of Paper	Course Code	Course Title	Teaching Load				Evaluation Scheme			Total
			L	T	P	Credits	Internal	Practical	End Sem.
1	AMB-648	Management of Beneficial Insects	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
2	ADM-649	Diseases of Field & Horticultural Crops & Their Management	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
3	APH-650	Post Harvest Management &Value addition of Fruits &Vegetables	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
4	AGN-651	Geo informatics &Nano-technology for Precision Farming	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
5	ACI-652	Crop Improvement-II(Rabi Crops)	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
6	PCP-653	Practical Crop Production-II(Rabi Crops)	0	0	2	2	0	100	0	100
7	AOF-654	Principles of Organic Farming	1	0	1	2	25	25	50	100
8	AFM-655	Farm Management, Production & Resource Economics	1	0	1	2	25	0	75	100
9	AMT-656	Agriculture Marketing Trade &Prices	1	0	1	3	0	100	0	100
10	AEC-657	Elective Course	2	0	1	3	25	25	50	100
	Students can choose only one Elective subject of than	Weed Management
		System Simulation and Agro-advisory
		System Simulation and Agro-advisory
		Agricultural Journalism
Total			15	0	10	23

Seventh Semester

No. of Paper	Rural Agricultural Work Experience and Agro-industrial Attachment (RAWE &AIA)		Credit and Evaluation			Total
			No. of weeks	Credits	End Sem.
Rural Agricultural Work Experienc
	Code	Activities
1	RAWE-701	General orientation & On campus training by different faculties	1	14	100	100
2	RAWE-702	Village attachment	8		100	100
3	RAWE-703	Unit attachment in Univ./ College. KVK/ Research Station Attachment	5		100	100
Agro-industrial Attachment
1	AIA-704	Plant clinic	2	2	100	100
2	AIA-705	Agro-Industrial Attachment	3	4	100	100
3		Project Report Preparation, Presentation and Evaluation	1
Total			20	20

Eight Semester

Modules for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship				Credit and Evaluation			Total
				No. of weeks	Credits	End Sem.
1	Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Module - 1
Students can choose any one module of than		1	Production Technology for Bioagents and Biofertilizer	6	10	100	100
		2	Seed Production and Technology	6	10	100	100
		3	Soil, Plant, Water and Seed Testing	6	10	100	100
		4	Commercial Beekeeping	6	10	100	100
		5	Soil, Plant, Water and Seed Testing	6	10	100	100
		6	Poultry Production Technology	6	10	100	100
2	Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Module - 2
Students can choose any one module of than		1	Commercial Horticulture	6	10	100	100
		2	Floriculture and Landscaping	6	10	100	100
		3	Food Processing	6	10	100	100
		4	Agriculture Waste Management	6	10	100	100
		5	Organic Production Technology	6	10	100	100
		6	Commercial Sericulture	6	10	100	100
Total				12	20

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• Third Semester
• Fourth Semester
• Fifth Semester
• Sixth Semester
• Seventh Semester

Agriculture is regarded as the country’s backbone, therefore taking this degree will give you plenty of opportunities to conduct research and use current technologies for successful growth and higher crop yield. BSc Agriculture graduates can work in a variety of government, private, and public institutions, research centres, and agriculture firms. Following is a list of some of the most prevalent job fields after completing this course:

1. Government Research Institutes
2. State Agricultural Universities (SAUs)
3. Seed Manufacturing Companies
4. Food Technology Companies
5. Banks
6. Agriculture Fields
7. MNCs
8. Fertilizer Manufacturing Firms
9. Food Processing Units
10. Central & State Government Depart.
11. Schools & Colleges
12. Machinery Industries

Govt & Private Jobs After BSc Agriculture 

Here are the major government and private jobs after BSc Agriculture

1. Agricultural Officer
2. ICAR Scientist
3. Agriculture Analyst
4. Agriculture Sales Officer
5. Marketing Executive
6. JRF/SRF
7. Research Assistant
8. Project Associate
9. Plant Breeder
10. Animal Breeder
11. Seed Technologist
12. Agriculture Technician
    

Jobs in Bank 

Banking and Insurance sector is also filled with lucrative high-paying opportunities for BSc Agriculture graduates. Here are the most popular bank jobs after BSc Agriculture:

• Specialist officer (Agricultural Field Officer)
• Junior Agricultural Associate
• Rural Development Officer
• Field Officer
• Agricultural Officer
• Probationary Officer

Competitive Exams 

• UPSC-IFSC (Indian Forest Services) Exam
• IBPS SO Exam
• State Forest Exam
• UGC-NET Exam
• NABARD Grade A Exam

UPSC- IFS (Indian Forest Services) 

It is one of the major exams for the renowned job opportunities under the Indian government and offered to graduates with a degree in Agriculture or related fields. Once you qualify for the UPSC exams, you will be appointed as a Deputy Forest Inspector, Assistant Inspector, Officer, etc. 

IBPS Specialist Officer 

A yearly entrance test for the selection of candidates for the profile of Agricultural Field Officer is done through the IBPS SO exam. Apart from the agricultural graduates, this exam is open for graduates of similar fields like Horticulture, Veterinary Science, Animal Husbandry, etc.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) 

The Staff Selection Commission offers a variety of job profiles to the graduates in the field of Agriculture. Those who successfully qualify for the State Forest Exam are offered prestigious jobs under reputed ministries and departments of the Government of India. Majorly the roles available through this examination are Scientific Assistant, Agriculture Officer, Foreman, Laboratory Assistant, etc

Food Corporation of India (FCI) 

The honourable FCI avails a bunch of leading jobs after BSc Agriculture. You can take up the online exam conducted by FCI for technical or non-technical positions. Frequently the profiles that are offered are Technical Managers, Technical Officers, Assistant Officer, etc. 

Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) 

Falling under the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare (GoI), ICAR is an ideal organization to work in for those who want to pursue a career in Agriculture. Working at ICAR, you can pursue a job profile while also working in research and development. The job profiles which you can secure in ICAR are Technologists, Senior Research Fellows (Agriculture), Junior Research Fellows, etc. 

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) 

NABARD is a prominent financial institution that has several open vacancies every year for Agricultural experts to work towards the Rural and Agricultural Development of India. If you aspire to enter the organization, you can choose from profiles like Assistant Officer, Office Attendant, Agricultural Officer, etc. 

Research Centres in India for BSc Agriculture Graduates

• State Farms Corporation of India
• Indian Agricultural Research Institute
• Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
• National Dairy Development Board
• NABARD and other banks
• Indian Council of Agricultural Research
• Agricultural finance corporations
• Food Corporation of India
• National Seeds Corporation Limited
• North Eastern Region Agricultural Marketing Corporation

International opportunities 

There is an immense scope of finding jobs after BSc Agriculture abroad whether you want to pursue a career in Research or want to explore job opportunities at leading MNCs. Here are the leading jobs after BSc Agriculture abroad:

• Agricultural Engineer
• Business Development Executive
• Agriculture Development Officers (ADO)
• Agricultural Scientist
• Landscaping Manager
• Crop Trial Officer

Scope of BSc Agriculture

While it is a common conception that Agriculture courses have a limited scope, graduates in this arena of study can actually a wide range of sectors as they are well-versed in multidisciplinary fields such as plant biochemistry, horticulture, animal sciences, entomology, agriculture economics, biotechnology, soil sciences, plant breeding and genetics, agronomy, plant pathology and much more. There are specialised postgraduate courses under the domain of agriculture that one can choose from and you can also discover plenty of jobs after BSc Agriculture as well. Before listing down the major career opportunities, let’s take a look at the prominent master’s degrees in Agricultures and its varied specializations:

• MBA in Agriculture
• Master’s in Agricultural Engineering
• Master’s in Environmental Agrobiology
• MSc in Agriculture
• Master’s in Agroecology
• Master of Food Science and Agribusiness
• MBA in Agribusiness
• MSc in Plant Pathology
• Master’s in Sustainable Agriculture
• Master’s in Agronomy
• MSc in Agricultural Economics
• MSc Agric in Genetics
• Master’s in Plant Science