Agriculture stands as the cornerstone of India's economy, engaging more people directly and indirectly than any other industry. Recognizing its significance, lawmakers in several states prioritize agriculturalists through policies, funding, and infrastructure development. Dedicated agricultural universities across the country focus on enhancing farming practices and maximizing land productivity to improve farmers' livelihoods. Despite advancements in mechanization and farming techniques, challenges persist due to urbanization and industrialization encroaching on farmlands. Agriculture specialists play a crucial role in addressing these challenges, aiming to boost crop yields. Degree programs in agriculture span both bachelor's and master's levels, with bachelor's programs typically lasting three to four years and master's programs two years, offering a choice of six graduate and five postgraduate programs.