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Agricultural engineers make use of their engineering techniques to the production process in farming. Their work involves designing of agricultural machinery and equipments by making use of CAD. They apply computer technology to improve the farming processes. They offer technological assistance to agricultural scientists for the purpose of developing with better tools. Agricultural engineers are also concerned with the production of new kinds of algae and bio mass for generating power and electricity. Agricultural farmers dedicate their work in Research and development processes and or production and sales. Find frequently asked questions on career related to Agricultural Engineer answered by renowned Career Counsellors of India, and to know more on what, why and how's of becoming Agricultural Engineer
Hi,Agricultural engineering is the engineering discipline that applies engineering science and technology to agricultural production and processing. It combines the discipline of animal biology , plant biology, and mechanical , civil, electrical and chemical engineering principles with a knowledge of agricultural principles.Basic requirements for certification usually include an engineering degree, professional recommendations and work experience.More certificate is required for those going into the public side of the industry as consultants. They will need to take the principles and practice
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Dear Aspirant, Eligibility is 10+2 with PCB and then appear for Entrance Test of Agricultural College. Best wishes!
To be an agriculture engineer, one has to puruse B.Tech Agriculture. The Bachelor's degree course covers basic physical, engineering and agricultural sciences. Soil conservation, drainage methods, irrigation practices, farm machinery, dairy engineering, are some of the areas dealt with.An individual can also puruse post graduation as well Ph.D in the same field to improve career prospects. At the postgraduate level, specialization in crop process engineering, farm machinery and power, soil and water conservation, etc. are taken up. At IIT, Kharagpur, and at IARI (Indian Agricultural Resear
As an Agricultural Engineer you will work on the following activities:Work on the various equipments and take the measurements so that necessary data can be collected.They may have to work in the farms or even in the forests to make their observations while doing their research.They also work on the manufacturing and design part of the instruments, equipments and machines that will be used in the agriculture industry. They also work closely on the scientific techniques that can help improving the food processing and the quality of production.As an Agriculture Engineer you w
Dear good career options because agriculture is the backbone of India. Better you can study B.sc agri or B.Tech (agri) in the best university/college like IARI delhi, PAU punjab, LPU punjab. Eligibility: 60% aggregate in 12th /LPUNEST-2017
Agriculture being the fundamental and life-giving unit of nature which make us live on the planet earth. Humans are the ones who are directly and indirectly surviving in the planet earth, just because of the existing of the food and resources, which are the results of the agriculture. but have you ever analyse the fact that, it doesn’t seem to be so simple when one talks about the agriculture practices across the country. Since India is a unique and diverse country, with the tremendous variations all around, not only among populations but also climatically. Since the dominance of the par
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