M.Sc Agricultural Physics

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Master of Science in Agricultural Physics

Duration

2 Years

Level

Post Graduation

Type

Degree

Eligibility

Graduation

M.Sc Agricultural Physics or Master of Science in Agricultural Physics is a two-year postgraduate degree program. This Agricultural Physics course deals with the application of physics principles in the field of agriculture. This Agricultural Physics course focuses on the use of physics-based techniques and tools to enhance crop productivity, soil quality, and resource management in agriculture.

The career opportunities for M.Sc Agricultural Physics graduates are immense. Some of the job roles that graduates can opt for include agricultural scientist, soil physicist, crop production specialist, agro-meteorologist, research associate, and academician. After completing the M.Sc Agricultural Physics course, candidates can work in various sectors such as agriculture, research and development, education, and government agencies. Graduates can also pursue further studies by enrolling in a Ph.D. program in Agricultural Physics or related fields.

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Eligibility

  • The candidates must have completed their Graduation in the relevant field from a recognized University.
  • The students should have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate marks in their Bachelor's.

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Syllabus

Syllabus of Agricultural Physics Course as prescribed by various colleges & universities.

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Semester-I

Sr. No. 

Subjects to Study

1

Advance Soil Physics

2

Basic Concepts of Physics

3

Fundamentals of Soil Physics

4

Fundamentals of Meteorology and Climatology

5

Mathematics in Agriculture

6

Satellite Agrometeorology

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Semester-II

1

Asic Concepts of Physics

2

Advance Soil Physics - Soil Water and Nutrient Transport

3

Crop Micrometeorology

4

Principles of Biophysics

5

Principles of Remote Sensing

6

Physics of Soil and Water Erosion and Their Control

7

Soil Genesis, Classification and Survey

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Semester-III

1

Crop Ecology and Agrometeorology

2

Gis and Gps - Principles and Applications

3

Introduction to Nanotechnology

4

Principles of Physical Techniques in Agriculture

5

Physics of Radiation Interactions in Agriculture

6

Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Semester-IV

1

Evapotranspiration

2

Remote Sensing in Agriculture

3

Soil Physical Environment and Plant Growth

4

Project Work

 

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Employment Areas

Private Sector

  • Agricultural Co-operatives
  • Farming Companies
  • Fertiliser and Irrigation Companies
  • Industry Service Organisations such as the Sugar Industry
  • Manufacturers of Agricultural Equipment
  • NGOs

Goverment Sector

  • Department of Science and Technology
  • India Meteorological Department
  • Indian Space Research Organization
  • National Remote Sensing Agency
  • Space Application Centre
  • The Indian Council of Agricultural Research

M.Sc Agricultural Physics Job Types

  • Field Specialists
  • Research and Development Officers
  • Scientists
  • Technicians