Eligibility Criteria:

• Educational Qualifications:

  • Candidates must have completed their 10+2 education with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
  • Minimum percentage requirements vary by institution but typically range from 50% to 60% in aggregate.

Admission Process:

1.  Register and Enroll

   • Register and enroll yourself

2.  Counseling:

   • Candidates will participate in centralized counseling for seat allocation.

3.  Document Verification:

   • Submit required documents (mark sheets, certificates, etc.) for verification.

4.  Seat Allotment:

   • Once allocated a seat, candidates must confirm admission by paying fees.

• Specialist officer (Agricultural Field Officer)

• Soil Scientist

• Crop Consultant

• Agricultural Extension Officer

• Junior Agricultural Associate

• Rural Development Officer

• Probationary Officer

• Agricultural Engineer

• Business Development Executive

• Agriculture Development Officers (ADO)

• Agricultural Scientist

• Landscaping Manager

• Crop Trial Officer

• Agri-Entrepreneur

• Crop Management:

Knowledge of crop cycles, pest control, and sustainable farming practices.

• Soil Science:

Understanding soil health, fertility, and land use optimization.

• Agricultural Equipment Handling:

Familiarity with modern farming tools, machinery, and precision agriculture technologies.

• Irrigation Techniques:

Expertise in water management, including drip and sprinkler systems.

• Data Analysis:

Ability to interpret farm data, yield trends, and financial records.

• Problem Solving:

Quick decision-making to address issues like pest infestations, weather changes, or market fluctuations.

• Research and Innovation:

Capacity to explore new methods, technologies, and sustainable solutions.

• Knowledge of organic farming, permaculture, and sustainable agricultural practices.
• Awareness of climate change impacts and strategies to mitigate them, such as regenerative farming.