Agriculture is a professional undergraduate degree program typically lasting four years, offered by Indian Universities to students who have completed their 10+2 education, preferably with a Science background. Admission to this program is primarily based on entrance exams such as KEAM and EAMCET. In India, there are 42 State Agricultural Universities (SAUs), 1 Central Agricultural University (CAU), 5 Deemed Universities (DUs), and 4 general Central Universities offering Agriculture programs. These institutions collectively offer admission in 11 different disciplines at the undergraduate level, with approximately 15,000 students enrolling annually. Despite not being as popular among students, there is a high demand for trained professionals in the field of agriculture.
The Bachelor of Technology in Agricultural Engineering is a four-year undergraduate program focused on the machinery, engineering principles, and scientific aspects of agriculture. The curriculum of BTech Agricultural Engineering includes topics such as farm machinery, soil science, and agricultural production.
General Nursing and Midwifery is 3 year course followed by 6 months of mandatory internship dealing with the nursing practice of a niche segment like maternity care, post-trauma, rehabilitation, mental care, data collection etc. GNM Admission takes place through Entrance Exams. There is no central exam for GNM Admission.
BSc Nursing is a 4-year undergraduate course with a focus on training and skill development as mentioned in National Health Policy 2002. Students after BSc Nursing will become professional nurses capable of taking primary, secondary and tertiary care of people. BSc Nursing course seats in 1936 nursing colleges in India.
