BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRONOMY

Introduction to Agriculture

Principles of Agronomy

Basic Crop Physiology

Soil Science

Principles of Genetics

Communication Skills

Crop Production Technology

Introduction to Horticulture

Weed Science

Principles of Plant Breeding

Agricultural Microbiology

Computer Applications in Agronomy

Field Crops-I (Cereals)

Principles of Irrigation and Drainage

Introduction to Plant Pathology

Principles of Entomology

Agroclimatology

Research Methodology

Field Crops-II (Pulses and Oilseeds)

Soil Fertility and Fertilizers

Crop Ecology and Climate Change

Agricultural Extension Education

Rural Sociology

Field Visit and Report Writing

Field Crops-III (Fiber, Sugar, and Forage Crops)

Precision Agriculture

Organic Farming Principles

Crop Protection Techniques

Seminar on Current Issues in Agronomy

Elective Course - I (e.g., Sustainable Crop Management, Agroforestry)

Field Crops-IV (Commercial and Specialized Crops)

Crop Modeling and Simulation

Agrochemicals and Pest Management

Post-Harvest Technology

Seminar on Emerging Trends in Agronomy

Internship/Training

Advanced Crop Production Techniques

Agroecology

Crop Physiology and Biochemistry

Agricultural Policy and Economics

Elective Course - II (e.g., Soil and Water Conservation, Seed Technology)

Research Project Proposal

Dissertation/Thesis

Comprehensive Viva Voce

Elective Course - III (e.g., Crop Improvement Strategies, Agribusiness Management)

Elective Course - IV (e.g., Climate Smart Agriculture, Advanced Weed Management)

Q. What is the Full Form of B.Sc Agronomy Course?

Ans. Bachelor Of Science in Agronomy.

Q. What is the duration of B.Sc Agronomy course?

Ans. Full Course duration for B.Sc Agronomy course is 8 Semesters.

Q. What are the Eligibility Criteria of B.Sc Agronomy course?

Ans. Eligibility Criteria for B.Sc Agronomy Course is 12^th (PCM/PCB) in Science stream with 55% Marks.

Q. What are the Average fees of B.Sc Agronomy?

Ans. Average Course fees for B.Sc Agronomy Course is 30000 to 50000 per semester.

Q. Which type of B.Sc Agronomy course is best?

Ans. Regular.

Q. What course should I do after B.Sc Agronomy?

Ans. There are many options for studying after B.Sc Agronomy but M.Sc in Agronomy is best.

Q. Is B.Sc Agronomy difficult?

Ans. We wouldn't say that B.Sc Agronomy is hard; it’s an easy for studying.

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