B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture — Cultivating innovation, sustainable farming, and rural development
The Department of Agricultural Science was established in 1983. It achieved autonomous status in 1992 and was later upgraded to a four-year honors programme in 2000. This skill-based undergraduate course is highly relevant in the present context, where agriculture and the proper utilization of rural resources have become critical issues.
The course provides students with opportunities for:
To foster and present the world a crop of altruistic agricultural leaders and entrepreneurs who will strive to work for an ecologically and nutritionally balanced future for the state, country and world at large.
To produce globally competitive quality human resource and generate cutting-edge technologies to address contemporary challenges of the agriculture sector, and evolve responsive, effective, dynamic outreach mechanisms.
Explore detailed guidelines, degree requirements, learning outcomes, and career pathways for the B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture program.
Dedicated mentors and agricultural specialists guiding academic and research excellence.
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Glimpses of field research, practical sessions, and student activities.