Agriculture is the cultivation of plants and livestock. Agricultural scientists conduct experiments to develop new or improved varieties of crops, methods of pest control, and ways to conserve soil. They also provide information and recommendations to farmers.

Agricultural scientists conduct experiments and develop new or improved methods for crop production, soil management, and pest control. They also provide information and recommendations to farmers. To become an agricultural scientist in India, you can pursue a bachelor's degree in agriculture, a master's degree in agriculture, or a PhD in agriculture.

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• Processing information

• Critical thinking

• Complex problem solving

• Bioinformatics

• Agriculture biotechnology

• Soil science

If you are interested in these topics, then you should consider becoming an agricultural scientist. Agricultural scientists use their knowledge of biology, chemistry, and engineering to solve problems in agriculture. They develop new ways to grow crops, raise livestock, and protect the environment. Agricultural scientists play a vital role in ensuring that we have a safe and sustainable food supply.

• Crop research scientist

• Nursery Workers

• Pesticide Workers

• Plant Breeder

• Plant Genetic Engineer

• Plant Pathologist

• Soil and Plant Scientist

• seed specialist

• Agriculture Research Scientist

Agriculture is a high-demand field with medium salary levels. Freshers can expect to earn an average salary of 3-4 lakhs.

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• Career Path 1:

  • Complete 12th grade in Biology.

  • Complete a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Agriculture Science.

  • Complete a Master of Science (MSc) in Agriculture Science.

  • Complete a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agriculture Science.

• Career Path 2:

  • Complete 12th grade in Science (PCB).

  • Complete a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Horticulture (Hons.).

  • Complete a Master of Science (MSc) in Horticulture (Hons.).

  • Complete a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Horticulture.

• Career Path 3:

  • Complete 12th grade in Mathematics.

  • Complete a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) in Agriculture Engineering.

  • Complete a Master of Technology (MTech) in Agriculture Engineering.

  • Complete a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agriculture Engineering.