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MASTER OF SCIENCE (HORTICULTURE-FRUIT SCIENCE)

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Master of Science (Horticulture-Fruit Science)

  • Duration

    4 Semester (2 Years)

  • Course Fee

    65,000 (Annum)

  • Exam Fee

    4,000 (Annum)

  • NSQF

    8 To 9

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This course essentially encapsulates the other aspect of horticulture in that it deals with the study of fruits. M.Sc. in Horticulture-Fruit Science occurs at the post-graduate level, and the specialization course shall take place across 4 distinct semesters spread throughout a duration of 2 years. Fruit Science has achieved tremendous breakthroughs and bench marking over time, and understanding the overall nature of plant sciences are the actual contributory aspects of consolidation of this specific field of study. The syllabus shall draw differentially across physiology, molecular biology, breeding, climatology and even social sciences. Students admitted in this field shall have the proper knowledge and experience of understanding and employing wholly considerate and beneficial fruit framing practices.

Master of Science (Horticulture-Fruit Science)

B.Sc. (Agriculture/ Allied Stream) or eq.


Applicants need to have Graduate Level Degrees with Honors in Horticulture studies for enrolling in this course.

However, general graduation in agriculture and the field of botany is also liable to become eligible as a result.

  • The Position of a lecturer/ class professor/ Department Head in the Horticulture departments of a university/college.
  • Independent horticulturist to perform the necessary activities of fruit framing across practical scenarios.
  • The increasing transformations across practices, technologies and other aspects of fruit framing may happen to present greater opportunities in the future.
  • As a research scientist within the auspices of Fruit Science at large.
  • Doctorate degree pursuit in the field further down the line.