Information Technology & Applied Sciences

B.Sc Agriculture

Comprehensive studies in modern agricultural sciences and farming technologies.

Duration
4 Years
Eligibility
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology / Mathematics or Agriculture

About the B.Sc Agriculture programme

A four-year professional degree covering the full agricultural sciences — agronomy, soil science, horticulture, plant protection and agricultural economics — with substantial field and farm practice. The final year includes the Rural Agricultural Work Experience programme, where students live and work with farming communities and run an agri-enterprise project of their own.

Why study B.Sc Agriculture at TIU

Field work, not only classroom

Crop cycles, soil testing and farm management are learned on instructional farm plots across all four years.

RAWEP in the final year

The Rural Agricultural Work Experience programme places students with farming communities for extended, supervised practice.

Agri-technology included

Precision agriculture, remote sensing and farm data tools are part of the later curriculum.

Route to public-sector roles

The degree is the standard qualification for agricultural officer, extension and banking-sector agri roles.

What you study, year by year

Year 1— Foundations of agricultural science
Fundamentals of AgronomySoil SciencePlant BiochemistryAgricultural MeteorologyIntroductory Horticulture
Year 2— Crops, protection and genetics
Crop Production TechnologyGenetics & Plant BreedingEntomologyPlant PathologyAgricultural MicrobiologyFarm Machinery
Year 3— Management, economics and technology
Agricultural Economics & MarketingIrrigation & Water ManagementPost-Harvest TechnologyPrecision Agriculture & Remote SensingSeed TechnologyAnimal Husbandry
Year 4— Field practice and enterprise
Rural Agricultural Work Experience (RAWEP)Agri-Entrepreneurship ProjectExtension EducationExperiential Learning Module

Indicative structure. Module sequencing may vary by batch and regulatory guidelines.

Tools and platforms

What you'll work with
Soil testing laboratoryGIS & remote sensing softwareFarm machineryInstructional farm plotsTissue culture laboratory

Who this programme suits

  • Students from a biology or agriculture background at 10+2
  • Anyone aiming at agricultural officer, extension or agri-business roles
  • Students interested in food systems, sustainability and rural enterprise

Where this degree takes you

Roles graduates target
AgronomistFarm ManagerAgriculture ConsultantResearch Scientist
Industries that hire
Agri-business and inputsBanking (agricultural credit)Government agriculture departmentsFood processingAgri-tech startups

B.Sc Agriculture: common questions

Physics, Chemistry and Biology is the usual combination, though Mathematics or Agriculture in place of Biology is generally acceptable. The admissions office can confirm for your subject combination.

Admissions for 2026 are open

Talk to the admissions team about eligibility, scholarships, and the application timeline for B.Sc Agriculture.

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