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Eligibility and required subjects
Percentages are indicative. Individual universities set their own cut-offs, and reserved-category relaxations differ by state and institution.
machinery, irrigation, post-harvest
Before you apply
Percentages are indicative. Individual universities set their own cut-offs, and reserved-category relaxations differ by state and institution.
Career outcomes
DGCA drone pilot + agronomy
Explore career → Common route Farm machinery R&DMahindra, John Deere, TAFE
Explore career → Common route Irrigation & watershed engineergovt projects, drip systems
Explore career →A course supports eligibility and preparation. It never guarantees a particular job.
Overview
A four-year engineering degree applying mechanical, civil and process engineering to agriculture - farm machinery, irrigation and drainage, soil and water conservation, renewable energy and post-harvest processing.
Subjects
Farm power and machinery, soil and water conservation engineering, irrigation and drainage design, post-harvest and food process engineering, renewable energy in agriculture, and surveying and land development.
WhoShouldChoose
Students who want engineering with rural application and visible physical outcomes. It leads into farm machinery design, irrigation projects, food processing, and it is accepted for agriculture officer and agricultural banking recruitment, which broadens the options considerably.
CareerReality
Campus recruitment is thinner than for mainstream branches, so the job search is more self-directed and starts earlier. Core roles sit in industrial towns and rural project sites. A significant share of graduates end up in software or management instead, which is worth knowing before you choose the branch over a broader one. The strongest employers are agricultural universities, research institutions and public sector bodies, and those are reached through competitive examinations.
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