Hello,

Both BSc Agriculture and Engineering are excellent choices, but they have different career paths and requirements. Here's a brief comparison:

BSc Agriculture:

· Focuses on agricultural science, crop production, soil science, entomology, plant pathology, and agricultural economics.

· Career opportunities:

- Agricultural research scientist

- Farm manager

- Agricultural extension officer

- Agricultural consultant

- Entrepreneur in agribusiness

· Job prospects are growing due to the increasing demand for sustainable agriculture practices and food security.

Engineering:

· Encompasses various disciplines like mechanical, electrical, computer science, civil, and more.

· Career opportunities:

- Design and development engineer

- Research and development engineer

- Project manager

- Consultant

- Entrepreneur in tech startups

· Job prospects are diverse and in-demand across various industries.

Hope this helps,

Thank you