The scope of B.Sc. Agriculture is diverse and offers numerous career pathways, opportunities for specialization, and the chance to make a meaningful contribution to the agricultural sector and rural communities. Agriculture is a global industry, and B.Sc. Agriculture graduates may explore international job opportunities, research collaborations, or development projects in other countries. They can contribute to global food security efforts, agricultural trade, technology transfer, or capacity building initiatives on a global scale

B.Sc. Agriculture graduates are eligible for various government job opportunities in agricultural departments, research institutions, extension services, agricultural universities, or public sector enterprises. They may work as agricultural officers, research assistants, extension officers, soil conservationists, or horticulture inspectors, among other roles.