List of Best Agriculture courses after 12th

Are you an animal lover and want to pursue a course in medical science, then pursuing a course in veterinary can be a good option? A veterinary course provides you with a knowledge of animal organs and their functioning. It is also one of the most popular medical science courses after MBBS. So if you have just passed class 12th with biology, then you are eligible to enroll in this course. Some of the best veterinary courses that you can pursue after class 12th are Bachelors of veterinary science, Bachelors of veterinary science in Radiology and surgery.

• BVSC
• MVSC
• BVSC in Animal Genetics and Breeding
• MVSC in Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology

BVSC IN VETERINARY SCIENCE COURSE- This is an undergraduate course for a duration of 4.5 years. It is pursued through regular learning only. Career opportunities can be found in animal care and service workers, veterinary service representative, veterinary service doctor, biological scientists, aviaries, wildlife sanctuaries, zoological parks, the agriculture sector, poultry farms, and animal food companies.

BVSC IN ANIMAL GENETICS AND BREEDING - This is an undergraduate course for a year. It focuses on cell research, cytogenetics, human genetics, breeding, and poultry. Job designations for this course are animal care and service workers, assistants, partner, or research scientists.

MVSC IN VETERINARY SCIENCE - This is a post-graduate course for a duration of two years. Career options after this course are companion animal veterinarian, equine veterinarian, food animal veterinarian, research veterinarian, and government animal husbandry departments.

MVSC IN VETERINARY PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY - It is a two-year post-graduate course. Veterinary pharmacology and toxicology is a science linked with the medical and surgical treatment of pets, animals, and domesticated animals. Career opportunities can be found in animal care and service workers, veterinary service representative, veterinary service doctor, biological scientists, aviaries, wildlife sanctuaries, zoological parks, the agriculture sector, poultry farms, and animal food companies.