Agricultural Engineering is about investigation of the science and innovation of creating nourishment grains. It applies ideas of Engineering science and innovation for assembling in the field of agriculture and nourishment preparing. Agricultural Engineering is also related with the Construction and Improvement of Farming Equipment, Design and Machinery.
Agricultural engineers incorporate technology with farming. for a case, they design new and upgraded farming equipment that may work all the more proficiently, or perform new assignments. they may likewise help engineer solutions for pollution control at large farms. Some agricultural engineers are developing new types of bio gas from non-food resources like green growth and agrarian waste. Such fills could financially occur of gas without jeopardizing the sustenance supply.
BE or B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering is a four-year course. subjects like Soil Management, Soil Erosion Control, Seeding and many others, are a part of Agricultural Engineering. Waste management is also studied in this course. A key purpose of this field is to increase the efficiency and sustainability of agricultural practices.
Agricultural engineers works in both:
Eligibility To pursue a undergraduate degree in Agriculture Engineering a Student have to pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics as their major subject from a Recognized School Board. Entrance Exams for Agricultural Engineering are also held by the various State, Central, and Private Universities.
The average tuition fee for this course fee between Rs. 50,000 to 1.5 Lacs. Course fee will be different for different colleges.
There are a lot of Subjects in Agricultural Engineering which one has to study. Below mentioned is the Prescribed Syllabus of the Agricultural Engineering by AICTE.
SEMESTER I 1. Language (professional Comm. in English 2. Engineering Chemistry 3. Engineering Physics 4. Mathematics 5 Engineering Mechanics 6. Basic Electrical Engineering (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) 7. Chemistry/Physics Lab. 8. Engineering Mechanics/ Electrical Laboratory 9. Engineering Graphic 10. Workshop Practice – I | SEMESTER II 1. Introduction to Computing 2. Environment and Ecology3. Engineering Physics II 4. Mathematics II 5 Engineering Thermodynamics 6. Basic Electronics (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) 7. Basic Electronics Lab.8. Computer Programming Lab. 9. Engineering Graphics II (M/C Drawing) 10. Workshop Practice II | SEMESTER III 1. Introduction to Computing 2. Environment and Ecology3. Engineering Physics II 4. Mathematics II 5 Engineering Thermodynamics 6. Basic Electronics (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) 7. Basic Electronics Lab.8. Computer Programming Lab. 9. Engineering Graphics II (M/C Drawing) 10. Workshop Practice II |
SEMESTER IV Hydrology Soil MechanicsI.C. Engines Kinematics and Dynamics Electrical Machines Crop Production (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) Hydrology I.C. Engines Kinematics and Dynamics Electrical Machines | SEMESTER V Management Science Surveying and Levelling Agriculture Engineering Structures & Rural Engineering Post-Harvest Engineering Soil and Water Conservation Engineering Building Materials and Structural Design (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) Surveying and Levelling Agriculture Engineering Structures & Rural Engineering Post-Harvest Engineering Building Materials and Structural Design | SEMESTER VI Pumps Engineering & Hydraulic Control Ground Water and Well Engineering Irrigation Engineering Farm Machinery Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Machine Design (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) Pumps Engineering & Hydraulic Control Farm Machinery / Irrigation Engineering Ground Water and Well Engineering Refrigeration and Air-conditioning |
SEMESTER IV Agriculture and Environment Engineering Tractors and Power Units Dairy and Food Processing Operations Open Elective Profession Elective I (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) Agriculture and Environment Engineering Tractors and Power Units Dairy and Food Processing Operations | SEMESTER V Drainage Engineering Food Products and Process Technology Instrumentation and Control Engineering in Agriculture Professional Elective II Professional Elective III (PRACTICAL/DRAWING/DESIGN) Project I |
A person who has done Agricultural Engineering can work in diverse fields. Some of the Main fields where they can work are:
An agricultural engineers can receive good pay package at the beginning itself. The pay amount depends on the status of the industry and experience, qualification and ability of the employee. Agricultural Engineers can find jobs both in India and abroad.
A fresher Graduate Agricultural Engineer can easily get pay between Rs.15,000 to Rs. 35,000 per Month, which keeps on growing along with the work experience
There are many Persons who have made a mark in the field of Agricultural Engineering. Some of the Famous Personalities are:
There are some best colleges for agricultural engineering is given here:
Top Colleges in India | |
1.National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI), Karnal Haryana 2.Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi 3.Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), Ludhiana Punjab 4.Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University (CCSHAU), Hisar Haryana 5.Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI), Izatnagar, Bareilly | 6.University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS), Bengaluru 7.Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 8.G B Pant University of Agriculture and Technology (GBPUA&T), Pantnagar, Uttarakhand 9.Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU), Ludhiana Punjab 10.Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TNV&ASU), Chennai Tamil Nadu |