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M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry: Course Details

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M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

Master of Science (Agriculture) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

Eligibility | BSc Agriculture

M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry (Master of Science (Agriculture) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry) is a 2-year postgraduate programme in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry. It covers soil fertility, soil physics and chemistry, fertilisers and soil and water

Level
Postgraduate (PG)
Duration
2 years
Eligibility
BSc Agriculture
Stream
Agriculture & Allied Sciences

About M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

Overview

M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry (Master of Science (Agriculture) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry) is a 2-year postgraduate programme in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry. It covers soil fertility, soil physics and chemistry, fertilisers and soil and water management.

Course Details

  • Level: Postgraduate (PG)
  • Duration: 2 years

M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry is listed as a 2-year programme. Confirm the structure with the institute.

Eligibility

BSc Agriculture from a recognised university, with the marks prescribed by the university.

Admission

Admission to ICAR-linked seats is through ICAR AIEEA PG (conducted by NTA), followed by counselling. State and other universities also run their own tests or admit on merit. Check each university's notice.

Registration & Recognition

There is no statutory licence for graduates in agriculture and allied sciences. Government posts are filled through state public service commissions, ICAR's ASRB (ARS/NET) or the Indian Forest Service exam as applicable, and dietitian and food-safety roles may have their own registration or certification rules.

What You Will Learn

The programme covers soil fertility, soil physics and chemistry, fertilisers and soil and water management.

Where You Can Work

Typical settings include agricultural universities and colleges, state agriculture and allied departments, banks and insurance companies (agri roles), agri-input, seed and food companies, research institutes and farms.

Career Options

Graduates can work as scientist or research assistant, teacher or lecturer, officer in state agriculture services, or specialist in agri-input and food companies. Roles, pay and requirements vary by employer, city and experience.

After This Course

You can move on to a PhD (with ICAR fellowships where eligible), ICAR ARS/NET and scientist posts, teaching, or specialist roles in industry.

Good to Know

This discipline is offered at selected agricultural universities; check which institutes offer it and the seats.

Path to reach this course

The route from school to M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, step by step.

  1. BSc (PCM or PCB) Undergraduate (UG)
  2. BSc in Agriculture Undergraduate (UG)
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Frequently asked questions

M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry (Master of Science (Agriculture) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry) is a 2-year postgraduate programme in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry. It covers soil fertility, soil physics and chemistry, fertilisers and soil and water management.

BSc Agriculture from a recognised university, with the marks prescribed by the university.

M.Sc (Ag) in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry is listed as a 2-year programme. Confirm the structure with the institute.

Admission to ICAR-linked seats is through ICAR AIEEA PG (conducted by NTA), followed by counselling. State and other universities also run their own tests or admit on merit. Check each university's notice.

There is no statutory licence for graduates in agriculture and allied sciences. Government posts are filled through state public service commissions, ICAR's ASRB (ARS/NET) or the Indian Forest Service exam as applicable, and dietitian and food-safety roles may have their own registration or certification rules.

Graduates can work as scientist or research assistant, teacher or lecturer, officer in state agriculture services, or specialist in agri-input and food companies. Roles, pay and requirements vary by employer, city and experience.

You can move on to a PhD (with ICAR fellowships where eligible), ICAR ARS/NET and scientist posts, teaching, or specialist roles in industry.

This discipline is offered at selected agricultural universities; check which institutes offer it and the seats.

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Course details such as duration and eligibility vary by institution — always confirm with the college before applying.
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