Hello,

Horticulture's scope and business are expanding all the time. Floriculture is a type of horticulture that involves the cultivation of flowers that are used as a raw material in the pharmaceutical sector to make fragrances and cosmetics. Vegetable cultivation is an essential aspect of horticulture, which is in high demand in India.

Following the conclusion of this course, a variety of career options will become accessible. Following that, one can work as a horticulture, floriculturist, pomologist, and so on. One might also work as a scientist in research projects in this sector. You can work in production and sales, public gardens, marketing, research and development, landscape design, agricultural engineering, and pest management after completing this course.

Job opportunity

• Project Manager
• Gardener
• Foreman
• Horticulturist
• Horticultural Education Supervisor
• Assistant Manager Human Resources
• Professor

Recruiting companies:

• Casa Verde Growers
• Sun Valley Landscaping
• Green Decor
• Interior Plantscapes
• Shorb Landscaping
• ER&M ecological restoration and management
• Greater Texas Landscape Services
• Iffco Kisan Sanchar Limited

A horticulturist may earn a decent living since the sector is continuously expanding and there is a high demand for high-quality plants, flowers, and fruits. Although both the private and public sectors pay well, a horticulture's compensation in the private sector is higher than that of a public sector horticultural. A horticulturist receives a good pay as well as additional perks such as a set stipend.

Hope it helped

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

The BHU PET eligibility criteria 2021 is the minimum academic qualification and age required for a candidate to be eligible for admission to Banaras Hindu University.

Only those candidates who match the BHU PET eligibility criteria 2021 and have passed the entrance examination can take admission in various PG programmes offered by BHU.

I  am attaching telling here so that you will be able to know the eligibility criteria for different courses:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-pet-eligibility-criteria

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• HORTICULTURE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
  
• HORTICULTURE EDUCATION SUPERVISOR
  
• PROFESSOR
  
• SCIENTIST
  
• PLANT PATHOLOGIST
  
• FOOD SAFETY OFFICER
  
• PRODUCTION & SALES
  
• LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION & MANAGEMENT
  
• EXTENSION OFFICER
  
• NURSERY MANAGER
  
• SEED BREEDER
  
• ORCHARD MANAGER
  
• CROP CONSULTANT
  
• DISTRICT HORTICULTURE OFFICER
  

Hello Aspirants

both Bsc horticulture and B. Tech agriculture and other B. tech courses in different field are good but when it comes to  better one B. tech has edge over bsc horticulture.

horticulture is the branch of agriculture which deals with the art, science, technology and business of plant cultivation whereas B. tech deals with technology associated with the respective field.

when it comes to job opportunities then B. tech has edge over bsc horticulture. B. tech provides you higher career growth and high paying jobs in both private and public sector than bsc Horticulture

so B. tech is better than bsc horticulture

All the Best!

As such be it Technology or Agriculture Courses, youll have a strong future in whichever domain, provided you are interested and dedicated to work hard. As far as placement or industrial prospects are concerned, BTech in Machine Learning, might lead to better placements early on in your Career in the Private Sector Industry. But trust me, join the Course, where you have an interest as well as consider your financial resources. And life always gives you a Second Chance, so dont take much stress. Mr N Chandrasekharan, Chairman of Tata Sons, started off with a BSc in Agriculuture from Coimbatore, in spite of his interest in Software Industry, due to meagre financial resources and couldnt pursue Engineering. Later on he pursued a MCA from NIT Trichy following his dreams, and look where he is today. Youll find excellent examples of Agriculuture Scientists and Researchers, who went to gain globam recognition. Many even went to clear UPSC, Government Services or maybe MBA and become successful professionals.

Some of the good colleges come under icar in Tamil nadu

• Imayam institute of agriculture and technology, Trichy
• Kumaraguru institute of agriculture, Erode
• Tamil Nadu agricultural university, agricultural college and research institute, Coimbatore
• Horticultural college and research institute for women, Thiruchirapalli
• Horticultural college and research institute, Coimbatore
• RVS agriculture college, Thanjavur
• RVS padmavathy college of horticulture, Dindigul
• Tamil Nadu agricultural university, Coimbatore
• Anbil dharmalingam agricultural college and research institute, Thiruchirapalli
• Thanthai roever institute of agricultural and rural development, Perambalur
• Agricultural college and research institute, Madurai
• Agricultural college and research institute, Thoothukudi

Basically icar syllabus is based on 12 class  NCERT  book

There is link in below which give details about exam

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea-exam-pattern/amp

Hello Aspirant,

For BSc Agriculture/Horticulture it is not necessary that you appear for ICAR. However it is advisable that you do, as the competition is high and having a good score on the entrance exam could increase your chances. Most if not all top colleges that offer BSc agriculture/horticulture are ICAR Accredited. The top colleges are

Tamil Nadu national agricultural university

Anvil Dharmalingam agricultural college and research institute

Horticultural college and research institute

Hope this helps and Good luck

• Tamil Nadu Agricultural College, Coimbatore

• Adhiparasakthi Agricultural College

• Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Engineering, Tamil Nadu

• Anvil Dharmalingam Agricultural University, Tamil Nadu

• Agricultural College and Research Institute, Killikulam

• Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

• Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu

• Horticultural College and Research Institute, Periyakulam

• Bachelor in Science in Horticulture with a 3-year duration.
• Diploma in Horticulture with a 2-year duration.

hello aspirant,

below are the top horticulture colleges in tamilnadu:

tamilnadu veterinary and animal sciences university

loyola college

tamilnadu agricultural university

agrilcultural college an research institute,preiyakulam and madurai

anbil dharmalingam agricultural college and research institute

annamalai university

srm university

for more information and full list refer to: https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-horticulture-degree-colleges-in-tamil-nadu

hope this helps,

thankyou.