The M.Sc. (Ag.) in Horticulture (Fruit Science) is a two-year postgraduate programme that focuses on the scientific cultivation, improvement, and management of major fruit crops such as mango, banana, papaya, grape, citrus, pineapple, sapota, and custard apple. The programme covers advanced aspects of fruit crop breeding, production technologies, and post-harvest management across tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions. It is supported by well-equipped field and laboratory facilities, enabling hands-on research and practical learning. The curriculum is designed to promote innovation and contribute to the overall development of the horticulture sector, with a special emphasis on enhancing productivity and sustainable practices.
Duration of programme
Level of Study
Advanced concepts in fruit crop genetic improvement
Global trends in fruit crop production
Principles of basic and applied agricultural research
Sustainable management of fruit crops and environment
B.Sc. in (Agriculture/Horticulture), or any other relevant equivalent degree
SC/ST/OBC/GEN- 50%