Hello there, aspirant

In the AP Eamcet, you received a score of 20983.

As you can see, you have a good rank. As a result, you stand a strong chance of getting a government job. You would most likely be accepted into one of the top 10 agriculture bsc colleges

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

You have scored exceptionally less and you practically no odds of getting a seat in any school through ICAR. You should have a score of atleast more than 250 to anticipate a seat through ICAR. At this imprints you can't get any seat.

It changes from year to year, you can check out these details at our predictor link : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-cutoff . Within the link both AP EAMCET and AP EAPCET details are provided. Copy paste the link on your browser if it is not directly opening

Hi

Dear aspirant hope you are doing great. As per your query cutoff will change every year based on aspects like:

1) paper level

2) no of applicants

3) category level etc.

For your idea as per previous years cutoff for ag bsc for general category is below 3k .

Hello Aspirant,

As your rank is 4800 you may have chances to get a seat in agriculture  bsc and bsc horticulture. It depends on your category and your region.

Here are the cut off ranks for different categories based on previous trends

Bsc agriculture

Oc:1852

Bc-a :3515

Bc-b:5132

Bc-d:2953

Bc-e:3537

Hi,

Dear aspirant hope you are doing great, congratulations for securing such a good rank. As per your query I am glad to say that you  have plenty of chances to get ag bsc seat in icar accredited government college as per previous year cutoff. Every year cutoff  will change

A candidate who had scored rank 13634 had secured admission to B.Sc (Hons) Agriculture In University of Agricultural Science, Bengaluru (GKVK). What could be considered a safe score would be round 13k as the cut off increase or decrease every year based on factors like

• Difficulty level of the Examination

There are 1021 seats in total in agriculture in ICAR-AIEEA (Indian Council of Agricultural Research - All India Entrance Exam for Admission) and 7.5 % of the seats are reserved for the ST category. Which means nearly 75 seats are reserved for the ST category.

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