The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Agronomy is a two-year postgraduate program focused on advanced crop production, soil fertility management, sustainable farming systems, and modern agricultural practices. The program emphasizes scientific crop management techniques, precision agriculture, nutrient management, irrigation practices, weed science, and climate-resilient agriculture. The curriculum integrates classroom learning with field experimentation, laboratory research, data analysis, and dissertation work. Students gain expertise in improving crop yield, resource-use efficiency, and sustainable agricultural productivity.The program prepares graduates to contribute to agricultural research institutions, agribusiness industries, government departments, and academic institutions.
Program Specific Outcomes
Apply advanced agronomic principles for sustainable crop production and resource management.
Analyze soil fertility, crop nutrition, and water management systems
Design and conduct field experiments and interpret agricultural data.
Utilize modern tools such as precision farming and climate-smart agriculture techniques.
Develop problem-solving skills for addressing real-world agricultural challenges.
Prepare for research, academic, and policy-making roles in agriculture.
Eligibility Criteria
Course
Eligibility
Duration
M.Sc-Agronomy-1st Year
For General Category B.Sc-Agriculture with minimum 50% marks from recognized University For SC, ST & OBC Category B.Sc-Agriculture with minimum 45% marks from recognized University
2 Year
How to Apply
Visit the official university website.
Click on “Apply Now.”
Fill out the online application form.
Appear for entrance examination/counseling (if applicable).
Complete admission formalities by submitting required documents.
Career Opportunity
Graduates of M.Sc. Agronomy can pursue careers such as:
Agronomist
Seed Production Specialist
Agricultural Research Officer
Agri-Input Industry Professional
Soil & Crop Consultant
Agricultural Extension Officer
Farm Manager
Lecturer/Assistant Professor (after qualifying eligibility exams)
Agricultural Development Officer
Research Scientist
Higher Education Scope:
Ph.D. in Agronomy or allied disciplines
Government & International Agricultural Organizations
Agricultural Research Services (ARS)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the M.Sc. Agronomy program?
The duration of the program is 2 years (4 semesters), including coursework and dissertation research.
Is field research compulsory in M.Sc. Agronomy?
Yes, field experimentation, data collection, and research trials are integral components of the program.
What kind of research areas are covered in Agronomy?
Research areas include crop production techniques, soil fertility management, irrigation practices, weed management, climate-resilient agriculture, and sustainable farming systems.
Can I pursue a Ph.D. after completing M.Sc. Agronomy?
Yes, graduates are eligible to pursue Ph.D. programs in Agronomy or allied agricultural disciplines.
What career opportunities are available after M.Sc. Agronomy?
Graduates can work as Agronomists, Research Officers, Agricultural Development Officers, Farm Managers, Extension Officers, or pursue academic and research careers.
Does the program include laboratory work?
Yes, laboratory work in soil science, crop physiology, nutrient analysis, and research methodology forms a key part of the curriculum.