What Are The Career Options ? - Agricultural Engineering - SaraNextGen [2024-2025]

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On April 24, 2024, 11:35 AM

After Agricultural Engineering, these are some of the alternatives you can pick:

1.CIVIL SERVICES:

• The best choice is to opt for civil services, in that you can pick IAS, IPS, or, in all likelihood go for IFoS where you can pick Agricultural Engineering as a discretionary subject for the mains test.

2. POST GRADUATION:

• If an individual is keen on higher examinations, he can go for M.Tech, MBA, or MS.

MTech:

• You can also prepare for GATE, JRF, or State level PG entrance test. After GATE you can pick any IIT aside from a couple for PG just as endless NITs are additionally permitting AG individuals for PG. Or then again with a great JRF rank, you can get affirmation in great SAUs.

MBA:

• If you are keen on the board contemplates pick this choice. Crack CAT and get affirmation in IIMA, IIML, Manage Hyderabad, NIAM Jaipur, and some more. Here likewise you have a great chance to pick MBA in Agri-Business Management with an adequate percentile in CAT.

MS:

• Crack GRE with a score of more than 300 or IELTS with 6.5 and you can get a confirmation in great colleges like McGill, Cornell, and some more.

3. GOVERNMENT JOBS:

• Each state has a separate Agricultural Engineering office there likewise you can get better occupations in Irrigation as well as Agricultural Department.
• After clearing ASRB (Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board) you can join as a Scientist.
• In the banking sector, there is an exceptional post for farming alumni as an Agriculture Field Officer.

4. PRIVATE JOBS:

• After B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering, the graduate has a chance to go to a private segment in the center just as the IT part.
• In the center segment, the most ideal alternative is the tractor industry like John Deere, M&M, TAFE, and some more.
• The subsequent choice is water system organizations like Jain Irrigation, Netafim, Mahindra EPC, Hallmark, and so on.
• Few manure organizations, food handling organizations, and NGOs lean toward an Agricultural Engineer.