Agile REFERS to a development methodology that takes an iterative and incremental development approach. Scrum, on the other hand, is the most popular Agile framework in use by organizations worldwide. In Scrum, the customer receives incremental builds every 2 to 3 weeks.  

Here are the differences between the two:  

• Agile software development is thought to be best suited to situations with a small but highly skilled project development team, while Scrum is best suited for projects with quickly changing requirements. 
• Leadership is extremely important in the Agile process, while Scrum encourages a cross-functional team that is also self-organizing. 
• Agile is a more rigid method when compared to Scrum. As a result, there isn't a lot of room for regular modifications. Scrum's greatest benefit is its adaptability since it reacts fast to changes. 
• Agile ENTAILS cross-functional collaboration and person-to-person interactions between members of the team. Collaboration is accomplished in Scrum by holding daily stand-up meetings in which the scrum master, product owner, and team members each have a specific role to play. 
• Agile development may necessitate a significant amount of up-front systems and organizational modification. When implementing the Scrum process, however, there aren't many adjustments that need to be made. 
• The agile process necessitates regular delivery of the product to the end-user for feedback. On the other hand, after every Scrum sprint, a build is sent to the client for review and feedback. 
• All through the Agile lifecycle, every step of development, including requirements, analysis, and design, is continuously monitored. On the other hand, at the end of each sprint in Scrum, a demonstration of the functionality is given so that comments can be collected on a frequent basis before the next sprint. 
• In the agile technique, the project leader is in charge of all TASKS. Because there is no team leader in Scrum, the difficulties or PROBLEMS are addressed by the entire team. 
• The design and implementation should be kept as simple as possible in Agile, while experimental and innovative design and execution are possible in Scrum. 
• The most basic indicator of progress in Agile is working software, whereas in Scrum, working software is not a basic criterion.