Hello Abhishek!

Yes, you can definitely get admission into b.Sc. agriculture if you meet a basic eligibility criteria. You need to complete intermediate (10 + 2 ) with maths, physics and chemistry or biology, physics, chemistry from a recognised board that is the main requirement.

Then you may need to apply for the entrance exam as per the institution in which you want to take admission ( for example ICAR AIEEA at the national level). Some private universities also offer direct admissions.

After the exam there will be counselling process where you will choose agriculture College according to your rank and score. Then you will have to complete the document verification step, pay admission fee, confirm your seat and your admission will be secured.

Therefore, do not worry if you have got the right background you are eligible.

In Karnataka CET/COMEDK counseling, your base category will be shown first (like GM, 1G, 2AG, 3BG, SCG etc.). If you are eligible for Hyd-Kar region, it will be added (e.g., 2AG-HKR). If you belong to a religious minority (MM1), that is also included (e.g., GM-MM1, 1G-MM1). For SNQ quota, it is mentioned separately along with your category (e.g., GM-SNQ, 2AG-SNQ). So your final code looks like a combination of all these reservations. For example: 2AG-HKR-MM1-SNQ.

Hello student,

The exact cutoff marks for the AI and Machine Learning course at Raghu Engineering College are not available publicly.

However, the college accepts AP EAPCET (formerly EAMCET) scores for admissions. The cutoff varies each year and depends on factors like the number of applicants and their performance.

For example, in Andhra University, the B.Tech CSE cutoff was 1682 in 2024, while Biotechnology was 20067.

To get a more specific idea of the cutoff for the AI and Machine Learning course, it's best to contact the college directly or check their official website for the most recent information.

Or use can check the article below,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/raghu-engineering-college-visakhapatnam/cut-off

Thank you!!

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Science (BSc) agriculture degree in Hindi medium in India, though English medium programs are also widely available.Choosing Hindi might be advantageous if you've studied in the same medium previously, making concepts easier to grasp.

However, be aware that specialized courses like BSc Honors might primarily be offered in English.most BSc programs are in English medium, while a few government colleges might offer them in Hindi. Consider your comfort level and future goals when deciding between the two mediums.

Hi dear candidate,

With the rank of 14,500 in EAPCET exam, there are positive chances of getting admission in few government colleges and many private colleges for either veterinary or B.Sc in Agriculture.

But there are also factors like your category and state of EAPCET (TS or AP) that might affect your admission.

You can consider colleges like ANGRAU for B.Sc and P.V Narsimha Rao Telangana for veterinary.

For the best colleges available for your rank, kindly check using our college predictor tool:

AP EAMCET College Predictor 2025 - Predict Colleges based on your Rank

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With a 15,000 rank in EAPCET, yes, you have a good chance to get BSc Veterinary or Agriculture (Ag) courses in many government and private colleges in Andhra Pradesh.

Veterinary and Agriculture courses generally have lower cutoff ranks than engineering.

A rank around 15,000 is usually well within the admission range for these streams, especially in government colleges.

Exact cutoffs depend on category and college, but this rank is competitive.

Hii,

No, the castes of 2A and 3AG are not interchangeable. Karnataka uses these two distinct categories for job and education reservations.

Many backward castes, such as Kuruba and Ediga, are included in 2A.
Under the 3A group, 3AG comprises particular castes, typically Gowda (like Vokkaliga) and related communities.

Despite belonging to different caste groups and lists, they both receive reservation benefits. Thus, 2A ≠ 3AG.

2AG in KCET likely stands for a specific category under Karnataka's reservation system. Think of it like this:

- 2A Category: A group within the backward class or special reservation category.

To know the exact details, hit up the official KCET website or contact the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). They'll give you the lowdown on categories, eligibility, and docs needed. Easy peasy!

With a KCET score of 85 and a board score of 285, and belonging to the 2AG category, your estimated KCET rank would likely fall between 45,000 and 65,000 . This estimation is based on previous years' trends and may vary depending on the overall performance of candidates in the current year.

Admission to the Pharm.D program through KCET is competitive, with top colleges like the Government College of Pharmacy, Bangalore, having closing ranks around 25,319 for the 2AG category in 2023. Given your estimated rank, securing a seat in such institutions might be challenging.

However, there are other colleges where the cutoff ranks are higher, increasing your chances of admission. For instance:

• KLE University's College of Pharmacy, Belgaum had a closing rank of 85,751 for the 2AG category in 2024.

• Karnataka College of Pharmacy, Bangalore had a closing rank of 79,392 for general category students in 2023.

These institutions may offer better prospects for admission based on your rank.

It's advisable to participate in all rounds of KCET counseling, including extended and spot rounds, as cutoff ranks can vary, and vacancies may arise.