B.Sc Agriculture is a 3 year UG course providing all the scientific methods and techniques of agriculture. Students after completing BSc in Agriculture have a good scope in their careers. There are many kinds of B.Sc Agriculture Jobs available like Agricultural Officer, Agricultural Analyst, Plant Breeder, Seed Technologist. This 4-year course enables graduates to specialize in naturopathy and yoga. The curriculum is flexible and allows students to choose their desired colleges. Direct admissions can be achieved by eligible students who have appeared for the NEET exam. In addition, you must also pass an English proficiency test, a Statement of Purpose, and a Letter of Recommendation. Depending on your country of origin, the admission process for the BNYS will vary from college to college.

Students have a wide range of scope after completing BSc in Agriculture. They may study Master in Agricultural Sciences or MSc Course. MBA/PGDM Course is also an option that is readily available.

Students who like to study the agricultural condition of any place and are interested in studying solid and crops must pursue this course. Disciplines like Genetics and Plant Breeding, Agricultural Microbiology, Soil Science, Plant Pathology, etc are taught here. If such disciplines interest you then you can pursue this course.

- After completing 10+2 with science, if you think that you don’t want to pursue medicine or engineering then you can pursue BSc in Agriculture. - You must also be aware that you will have to financially support yourself, so if you know you can, then you can apply. - If you feel that Physics, Chemistry and other such subjects do not interest you then you can apply for this course.

Students who are interested to pursue BSc Agriculture need a minimum of 50% in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. In some colleges, they also require English as a compulsory subject.

The minimum salary that you can earn after this course is around INR 15,000-30,000 in entry-level jobs. After getting experience and skills, you can earn anywhere between INR 3-8 LPA. The salary package and compensation is more if you get associated in the government sector.

BSc Agriculture can be called an easy course considering other Biology courses such as MBBS, BDS, Veterinary Science, etc. As compared to them, this course is easy since it has more practical applications than learning. Field experience is much more valued here than the qualification.

No, NEET is not required for admission into BSc Agriculture