This presentation discusses options for agriculture graduates after completing their B.Sc. The options include higher education, jobs, and starting a business. For jobs, graduates can apply for government positions like agricultural officers or banking jobs, or work in private sectors as plant managers, marketing executives, or with agrochemical companies. For higher education, graduates can pursue an M.Sc in agriculture or management courses. M.Sc programs are offered through competitive exams at agricultural universities across India. Management courses include programs in agribusiness management. The presentation also provides examples of self-employment opportunities for graduates like starting agri clinics, agribusiness centers, or agro-enterprises involving apiculture, sericulture, mushroom production and more.

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Presented by
Suresh kumar panda
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M.S.Swaminathan school of agriculture,
CUTM,paralakhemundi

2. What after b.sc agriculture

3. There are three choices for us
1) higher education
2)Job
3)business

4. Job:-
1)Government gobs
2)Private jobs

5. Government jobs :-
state public service commission – agricultural officers at block level
IBPS - Agricultural specialist officer at banks
AP govt offering a new jobs – MPDO
teaching assistant in govt college's
we can prepare for other state services and civil services at all India level
These are some institutes giving coaching for government jobs
1)A.S.Infotech completive coaching institute
2)T.I.M.E
3)success point

6. Private jobs:-
plant in-charges at agro industries
agro chemical companies
marketing executive
as a seed technologist in seed industries
junior associate at private research stations
farm mangers
specialist officers in private banks
NGO’s

7. Higher education :-
there are two types of courses are available for agriculture graduates
1)M.sc in agriculture sciences
2)management courses

8. M.Sc. in agriculture sciences :-
JRF – junior research fellow ( it is conducted at all India level by ICAR)
notification generally releases in February month of every year.
475 ICAR-Junior Research Fellowships for Postgraduate Studies [ICAR-JRF(PGS)]
In 20 major subject groups will be awarded for two years in Agricultural Universities
Question Paper for JRF-PG
There will be only one question paper in each major subject group consisting of
150 multiple-choice, objective type questions, and also 10 cross-matching type questions.
For each incorrect answer in MCQs , one mark will be deducted from the total score, while for
each incorrect cross-matching type sub-question/pairing, 0.2 marks will be deducted from the total score

9. Each agricultural university conducts their own entrance exam
Here some university’s are given along with their month of notification
GB pant agricultural university - January
Tamilnadu agricultural university - April
Orissa agricultural university - march
Punjab agricultural university - march
Anand agricultural university - march

10. Management courses :-
post graduate diploma in management(PGDM)
(or)
agri business management
National institute of extention management – Hyderabad
providing this course

11. agricultural courses providing a huge self employment opportunities
here some examples are there they are
Agri clinics : Agri clinics are envisaged to provide expert services and advice to farmers
on cropping practices, technology dissemination, crop protection from pests & diseases,
market trends and prices of various crops in the markets and also clinical services for animal health
etc. which would enhance productivity of crops / animals.
Agribusiness Centres : Agribusiness Centres are envisaged to provide input supply, farm
equipment's on hire and other services. In order to enhance viability of the ventures, Agriculture
Graduates may also take up in agriculture and allied areas along with the Agri clinics/
Agribusiness Centres

12. Agro enterprises :-
Bee Keeping
Sericulture
Mushroom Production
Vermicomposting
Modern Nursery
Value-added products