School of Agriculture Science / M. Sc. In Horticulture
Explore our comprehensive program designed for your success.
Designed for Real Careers
Education that goes beyond theory—preparing you for jobs, business, and global opportunities.
Advanced Horticulture Curriculum
In-depth learning in fruit, vegetable, flower, plantation, and medicinal crop production, along with modern horticultural practices.
Advanced Horticulture Laboratories
Practical research facilities for plant propagation, crop studies, soil analysis, post-harvest technology, and horticultural experimentation.
Protected & Precision Cultivation
Explore greenhouse cultivation, precision farming, nursery management, fertigation, and technology-driven horticultural production.
Sustainable Crop Production
Develop expertise in organic practices, integrated nutrient management, water conservation, and environmentally sustainable horticulture.
Hands-On Field Learning
Gain practical experience through orchards, nurseries, field experiments, crop demonstrations, and research-based projects.
Research, Industry & Entrepreneurship
Build research, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills for careers in horticulture, agribusiness, food processing, research, and allied industries.
Eligibility for M. Sc. In Horticulture
Minimum Criteria
60% - GEN/OBC/EWS
55% - SC/ST
Documentation
Class 10th & 12th Marksheets, Identity Proof, Category Certificate (if applicable), and Transfer Certificate.
Academic Background
Candidates must have passed qualifying examination from a recognized Board/University.
M. Sc. In Horticulture Fee Structure
Course Fee
Per Year
Manual Payment
Course payment available in ordinary signing online mode.
Education Loan Facility
Guidance Loan facility and administration degrees expand to allocation during admissions.
No-Cost EMI
No Cost EMI for students dynamic options online module.
CHARTING YOUR PROFESSIONAL DESTINY
Wide, ranging management and leadership roles in industry.
Horticulture Development Officer
Support horticultural development programmes and provide technical guidance on crop production, nursery management, and modern cultivation practices.
Horticulturist
Plan and manage the production, maintenance, and improvement of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and other horticultural crops.
Protected Cultivation Specialist
Manage greenhouse, polyhouse, hydroponic, and other protected cultivation systems to improve crop quality and productivity.
Post-Harvest Technology Specialist
Work on harvesting, grading, storage, packaging, processing, and value addition to reduce post-harvest losses and improve product quality.
Horticulture Research Associate
Conduct research on crop improvement, plant propagation, production technologies, pest management, and sustainable horticultural practices.
Horticulture Extension Officer
Transfer modern horticultural technologies to farmers through training, field demonstrations, advisory services, and outreach programmes.
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