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    Pune, Maharashtra, India

    Duration

    4 Years

    Agriculture

    Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University, Raipur
    Duration
    4 Years
    Agriculture UG OFFLINE

    Duration

    4 Years

    Agriculture

    Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University, Raipur
    Duration
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    Fees

    ₹3,00,000

    Placement

    92.0%

    Avg Package

    ₹6,00,000

    Highest Package

    ₹12,00,000

    OverviewAdmissionsCurriculumFeesPlacements
    4 Years
    Agriculture
    UG
    OFFLINE

    Fees

    ₹3,00,000

    Placement

    92.0%

    Avg Package

    ₹6,00,000

    Highest Package

    ₹12,00,000

    Seats

    120

    Students

    1,200

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    Seats

    120

    Students

    1,200

    Curriculum

    Comprehensive Course Structure

    SemesterCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit (L-T-P-C)Prerequisites
    1AG101Introduction to Agriculture3-0-0-3-
    1AG102Basic Biology3-0-0-3-
    1AG103Chemistry for Agriculture3-0-0-3-
    1AG104Mathematics for Agriculture3-0-0-3-
    1AG105Physics for Agriculture3-0-0-3-
    1AG106Introduction to Soil Science3-0-0-3-
    1AG107Plant Physiology3-0-0-3-
    1AG108Basic Agronomy3-0-0-3-
    2AG201Soil Chemistry and Physics3-0-0-3AG106
    2AG202Plant Pathology3-0-0-3AG107
    2AG203Genetics and Breeding3-0-0-3AG107
    2AG204Agroecology3-0-0-3AG106
    2AG205Water and Irrigation3-0-0-3AG106
    2AG206Introduction to Biotechnology3-0-0-3-
    2AG207Plant Physiology II3-0-0-3AG107
    2AG208Introduction to Agricultural Economics3-0-0-3-
    3AG301Agricultural Microbiology3-0-0-3AG102
    3AG302Plant Nutrition3-0-0-3AG201
    3AG303Soil Fertility Management3-0-0-3AG201
    3AG304Plant Breeding and Genetics3-0-0-3AG203
    3AG305Agroforestry Systems3-0-0-3AG204
    3AG306Environmental Impact Assessment3-0-0-3AG204
    3AG307Introduction to Precision Agriculture3-0-0-3AG206
    3AG308Research Methodology3-0-0-3-
    4AG401Advanced Soil Science3-0-0-3AG201
    4AG402Plant Pathology and Disease Management3-0-0-3AG202
    4AG403Biotechnology in Agriculture3-0-0-3AG206
    4AG404Climate Resilient Farming3-0-0-3AG204
    4AG405Water Resources Management3-0-0-3AG205
    4AG406Agricultural Policy and Planning3-0-0-3AG208
    4AG407Agri-business Management3-0-0-3AG208
    4AG408Mini Project I0-0-0-3-
    5AG501Advanced Plant Physiology3-0-0-3AG207
    5AG502Genomics in Agriculture3-0-0-3AG304
    5AG503Agrochemicals and Pesticides3-0-0-3AG302
    5AG504Sustainable Crop Production3-0-0-3AG204
    5AG505Agri-Information Systems3-0-0-3AG307
    5AG506Food Processing Technology3-0-0-3-
    5AG507Mini Project II0-0-0-3-
    5AG508Research Internship0-0-0-3-
    6AG601Advanced Biotechnology3-0-0-3AG403
    6AG602Soil Microbiology3-0-0-3AG301
    6AG603Climate Change and Agriculture3-0-0-3AG404
    6AG604Agro-industry and Value Chain3-0-0-3AG407
    6AG605Entrepreneurship in Agriculture3-0-0-3-
    6AG606Advanced Agronomy3-0-0-3AG208
    6AG607Mini Project III0-0-0-3-
    6AG608Capstone Project0-0-0-6-
    7AG701Advanced Research Techniques3-0-0-3AG308
    7AG702Agro-economics and Market Analysis3-0-0-3AG406
    7AG703Advanced Crop Protection3-0-0-3AG503
    7AG704Global Food Systems3-0-0-3AG406
    7AG705Research Thesis0-0-0-6-
    7AG706Capstone Project0-0-0-6-
    7AG707Industrial Training0-0-0-3-
    7AG708Professional Development0-0-0-3-
    8AG801Research Thesis0-0-0-6-
    8AG802Capstone Project0-0-0-6-
    8AG803Industry Internship0-0-0-3-
    8AG804Final Presentation0-0-0-3-

    Advanced Departmental Elective Courses

    These advanced elective courses are designed to provide students with specialized knowledge and skills in specific areas of agriculture. Each course is tailored to meet the demands of modern agricultural practices and industry trends.

    Course 1: Genomics in Agriculture

    This course explores the application of genomics in crop improvement and livestock breeding. Students will learn about DNA sequencing techniques, gene mapping, and marker-assisted selection. The course also covers the ethical and regulatory aspects of genetic modification in agriculture.

    Course 2: Agrochemicals and Pesticides

    This course focuses on the development and application of agrochemicals and pesticides. Students will study the chemistry and biology of pesticides, their environmental impact, and regulatory frameworks. The course also includes practical sessions on pesticide application techniques and safety measures.

    Course 3: Climate Resilient Farming

    This course addresses the challenges of climate change in agriculture. Students will explore strategies for developing climate-resilient farming systems, including drought-resistant crops, water conservation techniques, and sustainable land management practices.

    Course 4: Agroforestry Systems

    This course examines the integration of trees and shrubs with crops and livestock. Students will learn about the ecological and economic benefits of agroforestry, including biodiversity conservation, carbon sequestration, and improved soil health.

    Course 5: Precision Agriculture

    This course introduces students to the use of technology in agriculture. Topics include GPS-guided machinery, drones, sensors, and data analytics. Students will gain hands-on experience with precision farming tools and learn how to optimize crop management using data-driven approaches.

    Course 6: Food Processing Technology

    This course covers the principles and practices of food processing. Students will study food preservation techniques, quality control, and food safety regulations. The course includes laboratory sessions on processing methods and product development.

    Course 7: Agricultural Policy and Planning

    This course examines the role of policy in agricultural development. Students will analyze government policies, subsidies, and support mechanisms for farmers. The course also covers planning and implementation of agricultural projects at local and national levels.

    Course 8: Agri-business Management

    This course provides an overview of business management in agriculture. Students will learn about market analysis, supply chain management, and financial planning. The course includes case studies of successful agri-businesses and practical exercises in business development.

    Course 9: Advanced Soil Science

    This course delves into advanced topics in soil science, including soil chemistry, mineralogy, and soil fertility. Students will study soil degradation, conservation techniques, and sustainable soil management practices.

    Course 10: Sustainable Crop Production

    This course focuses on sustainable practices in crop production. Students will explore organic farming, integrated pest management, and soil conservation techniques. The course also covers the economic and environmental benefits of sustainable agriculture.

    Project-Based Learning Philosophy

    At Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University Raipur, we believe that project-based learning is a cornerstone of effective education in agriculture. This approach allows students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems, fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and innovation.

    The program includes several mandatory mini-projects and a final-year thesis/capstone project. These projects are designed to provide students with practical experience and prepare them for professional careers in agriculture.

    Mini-Projects

    Mini-projects are undertaken in the third and fifth semesters. These projects are typically smaller in scope and focus on specific aspects of agricultural science. Students work in teams to design and execute experiments, collect data, and analyze results. The projects are supervised by faculty members and evaluated based on scientific rigor, presentation, and peer feedback.

    Final-Year Thesis/Capstone Project

    The final-year thesis or capstone project is a comprehensive research endeavor that spans the entire final semester. Students select a topic of interest under the guidance of a faculty mentor. The project involves extensive literature review, experimental design, data collection, and analysis. Students are expected to present their findings in a formal thesis and a public defense.

    Project Selection and Mentorship

    Students are encouraged to choose projects that align with their interests and career goals. The selection process involves discussions with faculty mentors who provide guidance on project feasibility, scope, and relevance. Faculty mentors play a crucial role in supporting students throughout their project journey, offering technical advice, resources, and feedback.