MSc Horticulture Course Syllabus & Eligibility

About the Programme

M.Sc. in Horticulture (2 year degree programme) is an advanced programme in the field of agricultural science that comprises subjects regarding the cultivation of plants and the study of seeds. The programme also covers plant diseases growth and genetics. The course covers practices that can help enhance plant growth and increase the yield without damaging the quality. The programme is in demand as there is a constant demand for quality food at reasonable prices and horticulturalists are required to achieve this goal.

This course is for individuals who...

Who are interested in the field of horticulture and want to apply their scientific knowledge in plant cultivation and thus increase productivity and yield of horticultural crops like vegetables fruits flowers etc..

Students who are looking for...

Job opportunities in the field of horticulture want to be a full-time or part-time horticulturist whether they have your own piece of land or not they can take up this line and make a decent living out of it and great career.

Course Fee:

For National Students

Academic Fee	Introductory Offer
53500	25% Every Year

Yearly Fee (After Introductory Offer)
Semester Fee (After Introductory Offer)

1st Year 40000

2nd Year 41200

1st Sem 20000	3rd Sem 20600
2nd Sem 20000	4th Sem 20600

For International Students

Global Fee	Global Scholarship
	50% Every Year

Fee Per Year	Fee Per Year (After Scholarship)
NA	0

Eligibility Criteria

For National Students	B.Sc. - Agriculture with minimum 55% marks Proficiency in English Communication
For International Students	The eligibility criterion for all programs for international applicants is minimum 50% in the qualifying examination and having studied the pre-requisite subjects for admission in to the desired program.

Career path you can choose after the course

There is a lot of scope after pursuing M.Sc. in Horticulture and various employment options are available to individuals such as:

From starting one s own private business to practicing horticulture for agricultural companies graduates can opt for different work profiles.
The Government of India also hires horticulturists for various agricultural projects carried out on rural lands and towns.
There is also scope for research after pursuing M.Sc. (Hons.) in Horticulture with organisations like NABARD and Forest Research Institute (FRI).
Graduates can also practice on their own if they have land available and foray into the private plant breeding sector.

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Master of Science - Horticulture (Fruit and Vegetable)

Master of Science - Horticulture (Fruit and Vegetable)

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