Bachelor of Science (Honours) | B.Sc. (Honours)

Agriculture

  • Course Overview
  • Why Choose This Course?
  • Curriculum
  • Fee Structure
  • FAQs

The Bachelor of Science Honors in Agriculture is a four year undergraduate program designed to provide comprehensive academic grounding in agricultural sciences, covering plant sciences, soil science, agronomy, agricultural economics, and farm management principles. The program emphasizes scientific understanding of agriculture to support food security, sustainability, and rural development.

Throughout the duration of the course, students gain practical exposure through laboratory work, field experiments, farm practices, research projects, and internships aligned with agricultural production systems. The Agriculture specialization prepares learners for industry, research, and extension-oriented roles by integrating theoretical knowledge with real-world agricultural applications relevant to both domestic and global contexts.

Job Opportunities

Graduates of this program can pursue diverse career paths, including:

Agricultural Officer – Supports agricultural development initiatives and farmer advisory services.
Agronomist – Focuses on crop production, soil management, and yield improvement practices.
Agricultural Extension Executive – Facilitates knowledge transfer between research institutions and farmers.
Farm Manager – Oversees agricultural operations, resource planning, and productivity management.
Seed Production Specialist – Manages seed development, quality control, and distribution processes.
Soil Analyst – Conducts soil testing and recommends nutrient management practices.
Agri Business Executive – Supports marketing, procurement, and operations in agricultural enterprises.
Research Assistant – Assists in agricultural research projects and field trials.
Crop Consultant – Advises on crop planning, pest control, and sustainable farming methods.

Focused Industries

The agriculture sector continues to experience consistent demand due to food security requirements, population growth, and sustainability initiatives across India and global markets. Advancements in scientific farming, supply chain integration, and agri-input innovation have strengthened the relevance of agriculture graduates across multiple industries.

  • Agriculture and Allied Services – Large-scale farming enterprises, cooperatives

  • Agri Input Manufacturing – Seed, fertilizer, and pesticide companies

  • Food Processing – Agro-based processing and value addition units

  • Agricultural Research – Public and private research institutions

  • Agri Business and Trading – Domestic and export-oriented agribusiness firms

Market Leader Companies

Indian Companies:
Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative, National Seeds Corporation, Rallis India, Mahindra Agri Solutions, UPL Limited, Godrej Agrovet

International Companies:
Bayer CropScience, Syngenta, Corteva Agriscience, BASF Agricultural Solutions, Cargill, ADM

Future Forecast -

Agriculture remains a foundational sector with long-term relevance driven by sustainability needs, scientific farming practices, and food system resilience. Increasing integration of data-driven decision making, precision farming, and research-based crop management continues to enhance professional opportunities and career stability for agriculture graduates.

Why Choose

This program offers a balanced academic structure that combines agricultural science fundamentals with hands-on field exposure, enabling students to understand both traditional and modern farming systems.

The Honors structure supports deeper subject specialization and research orientation, making the course suitable for students seeking advanced studies, professional roles, or entrepreneurship within the agricultural sector.

The program has a duration of four years divided into eight academic semesters.

Candidates must have completed 10 plus 2 with Science from a recognized board or an equivalent qualification.

The course covers agronomy, soil science, crop production, agricultural economics, plant sciences, and farm management.

Yes, the curriculum includes laboratory work, field training, research projects, and internships related to agriculture.

Graduates can work in agricultural services, agribusiness, research, farm management, extension services, and related sectors.