Programme Overview

MSc agriculture is a two-year postgraduate degree course. After completing BSc Agriculture, candidates can opt to study MSc Agriculture. MSc Agriculture offers a number of specializations, like Agronomy, Biotechnology, Agricultural Economics & Farm Management, Plant Physiology, Entomology, Agricultural Machinery, Plant Biology, Plantation Management, and Biochemistry. In total, there are 12 disciplines available for the course.

  • 2 Years Years

    Duration of programme

  • PG

    Level of Study

Key Highlights

Interpersonal skills for socialising with multiple stakeholders in agricultural production.
Impart communication skills for better field experts and deliver goods and a fitting corporate emplo
Nurture people skills for enhanced conviction on the significance of conservation, development, and
Teach better managerial skills for state-of-the-art farm management.
Triggers confidence-building exercises among the youth to retain in farming

How will you benefit

To create an enabling ambience for the students for better learning
To develop globally competitive human capacity in extension education
To promote research on frontier areas of agriculture and its allied activities.
To foster international alliances and collaborative initiatives to reach global excellence.

What will you study

You will first build a strong scientific foundation in agriculture by studying biology, natural environments, agricultural production, and agricultural science.

and supply industries, sales, research, or advisory and consultancy work.

Studying agriculture helps you develop a mix of technical skills and knowledge, including land use, farming practice, food production, crop and livestock science, use of farm machinery, sustainability, and environmental management.

Students also gain an understanding of the scientific, technical, ethical, and business principles that underpin the agricultural industry.

  • PO-1 To impart practical-based knowledge on agriculture and allied sectors 
  • PO-2 To impart in-depth practical knowledge in rural development 
  • PO-3 To provide hands-on exposure to agriculture-allied sectors like dairy, apiculture, fishing, poultry science, etc.
  • PO-4 To disseminate different rural technologies through various extension activities
  • PO-5 To identify and overcome the problems encountered in day-to-day life in agriculture and the social sector 
  • PO-6 To provide knowledge on commercial agricultural production practices 
  • PO-7 To make students competitive in pursuing higher studies

  • PSO-1 To get exposure to a new rural area and the socio-economic condition of people
  • PSO-2 To provide knowledge from ancient to modern agricultural practices 
  • PSO-3 To face the rural reality during the rural living and learning experience
  • PSO-4 To impart in-depth practical knowledge in crop cultivation practic
  • PSO-5 To cope with adverse situations during their rural stays at different remote parts of rural Bengal.
  • PSO-6 To provide knowledge on the working of different farm implements
  • PSO-7 Detailed knowledge on various agri-business activities 
  • PSO-8 To build the manpower for serving the rural community 
  • PSO-9 To disseminate recent agricultural technologies through extension.

  • PEO-1 Students will demonstrate the ability to analyse data and draw appropriate statistical conclusions.
  • PEO-2 Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
  • PEO-3 Students will demonstrate knowledge of the legal and ethical environment impacting agriculture organisations and exhibit an understanding and appreciation of the ethical implications of decisions.
  • PEO-4 Students will demonstrate an understanding of and appreciation for the importance of the impact of globalisation and diversity in modern agriculture organisations.
  • PEO-5 Students will understand and analyse the current events and issues that are occurring in agriculture and how they affect their future in agriculture.
  • PEO-6 Students will understand how all aspects of agriculture combine and are used by scientists, marketers, and producers.
  • PEO-7 Students will understand how employer characteristics and decision-making at various levels enhance the success of an agricultural enterprise.
  • PEO-8 Students will be able to demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they apply to a variety of animal and/or plant production systems.

Curriculum

Masters of Science in Agriculture Extension

  • Development Perspectives of Extension Education
  • Diffusion and Adoption of Innovations
  • Development Communication and Information Management
  • Research Methods in Behavioral Sciences
  • Evolution of Economic Thought
  • Agriculture Production Economics
  • Statistical Methods for Applied Sciences / Social Science
  • Library and Information Service
  • Technical Writing and Communication Skills
  • Intellectual Property and its Management in Agriculture

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY

Agricultural engineer
Agricultural economist
Agriculture Specialist
Agricultural Equipment Technician

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Completed Bachelor's with Relevant Discipline

50% Marks

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