B.Tech in Civil Engineering deals with the Development, Design,
Construction, and Management of Infrastructure.
The M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics focuses on the economic aspects of agriculture, agribusiness, and rural development. Students learn about farm management, agri-marketing, price policies, and international trade.
This field is critical in shaping policies that influence food security, farmers’ income, and sustainable agricultural growth. Graduates are valued in government, research, financial institutions, and agribusiness companies.
Ability to conduct cost-benefit and efficiency analysis of farming systems.
Understanding agricultural pricing, subsidies, and trade policies.
Knowledge of rural financing, institutions, and cooperatives.
Application of econometrics and statistical models.
Skills in market research, demand forecasting, and value chain analysis.
Techniques for optimizing farm income and resources.
Ability to conduct field surveys and economic modeling.
Understanding agricultural loans, credit systems, and risk management.
Capability to contribute to government and institutional reforms.
Focus on sustainable farming and resource economics.
To develop professionals in agricultural economics with analytical and policy-making skills.
To encourage research addressing rural and agri-market challenges.
To train students for leadership roles in government and agribusiness sectors.
To foster innovation in farm business management and agripreneurship.
To produce experts capable of improving agricultural productivity through economic solutions.
Students of this programme are placed in companies with an
average annual
package of 3.51 LPA to 12.00 LPA