Hey !

Getting 153 marks in CUET PG SCQP01 is a decent score, but whether you can get a good agricultural university depends on a few things like:

• The cut-off marks for each university

• Your category/reservation (if any)

• The course you are applying for

Generally, top agricultural universities like IARI, PAU, GBPUAT, BHU, or TNAU have high cut-offs. But you may still have a chance in state-level or mid-tier universities if the cut-off is lower this year.

You should wait for the official cut-off list and also apply to as many options as possible to increase your chances.

Hope it helps !

Hello there,

Yes, agriculture practical marks are typically included in the overall agricultural ranking for the result. Practical marks are part of the total evaluation, along with theoretical marks, and both are considered when determining the final grade or rank.

However, the exact weightage given to practical and theory marks can vary depending on the specific exam board or institution. To get a clear answer, you may want to refer to the guidelines or official notifications provided by the respective educational board or university.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello there,

Here are some of the top agricultural colleges in Tamil Nadu:

1. TNAU, Coimbatore – Best in Tamil Nadu, offers B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, Horticulture.
   
   
2. Agricultural College and Research Institute, Madurai – Offers UG and PG in Agriculture.
   
   
3. Anbil Dharmalingam Agricultural College, Tiruchirappalli – Affiliated with TNAU.
   
   
4. Agricultural College and Research Institute, Killikulam – UG and PG degrees in Agriculture.
   
   
5. Horticultural College and Research Institute, Periyakulam – Specialized in Horticulture.
   
   
6. Vanavarayar Institute of Agriculture, Pollachi – B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture.
   
   
7. Forest College and Research Institute, Mettupalayam – Focused on forestry.
   
   
8. Adhiparasakthi Agricultural College, Vellore – Private, offers UG in Agriculture.
   
   
9. Imayam Institute of Agriculture and Technology, Trichy – B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture.
   
   
10. Kumaraguru Institute of Agriculture, Erode – Affiliated with TNAU, offers Agriculture courses.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

The expected GATE 2025 cutoff for the Agricultural Engineering branch for the SC category is around 17.5. However, the actual cutoff may vary based on factors like the number of candidates, exam difficulty, and seat availability.

Hi Pratham,

Hope you're doing good. based on your provided profile:

• Academic Background:
  • 10th Grade: 9 CGPA (CBSE)
  • 12th Grade: 65.7% (Punjab Board)
  • Bachelor's Degree: 65.2% in B.Sc. Botany (Punjab Agricultural University)
• Work Experience: 34 months

IMA's FABM program is highly competitive. For the General category, the CAT cutoff percentiles for 2024 were:

• Overall: 99%ile
• Sectional (VARC, DILR, QA): 99%ile each

Given your CAT percentile of 92.4, it falls below these thresholds, making it unlikely to secure a shortlist for the FABM program at IIMA.

IIML's ABM program also has stringent selection criteria. The minimum CAT percentiles for shortlisting General category candidates are:

• Overall: 85%ile
• Sectional (VARC, DILR, QA): 80%ile each

Your CAT percentile meets these minimum requirements. However, IIML evaluates candidates based on multiple factors, including academic performance, work experience, and diversity.

While your work experience is substantial , the ABM program places significant emphasis on academic performance and relevant background.

Admission criteria vary across institutions. Some newer IIMs and IITs may have lower CAT cutoffs and different evaluation parameters. Your work experience is a positive aspect, and certain programs might value it alongside your CAT score.

You can also check out the IIM's previous year Cutoffs on the given link.

All the best!

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-cutoff-2024-cat-cutoff-mba-pgdm

Hello,

Based on the details you provided, here is an assessment:

1. IIMs (General Category) :

   • IIMA (FABM) : Your 92.4%ile in CAT is competitive, but for IIMA FABM, which focuses on agricultural business management, your BSc. Botany background might help, though the cutoff for FABM is typically around 95-96%ile. However, if you have strong academic performance in other areas (work ex, 10th/12th), there might be a chance for shortlisting in the interview round.
   • IIML (ABM) : With your work experience and background, IIM Lucknow's ABM program (Agriculture Business Management) could be a strong option, as the cutoff for this program is generally around 90-92%ile, and your CAT score is close to this threshold.

2. IITs :

   • You may have a better shot in IITs like IIT Kharagpur (for MBA in Agri-Business), as their cutoff is typically lower than IIMs, especially with work experience.

3. Improvement Areas :

   • Focus on your CAT score improvement or interview prep to bolster your chances further.

Hope it helps !

you cannot pursue a BTech in Agricultural Engineering after completing a diploma in Computer Science and Engineering as this course taught you about computer engineering no agriculture knowledge has been given in the course.howeversome universities might provide this course for computer science students please ensure the eligibility criteria for the course.

Here are top colleges for agriculture engineering you need to check out

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-agricultural-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hello aspirant,

The GATE question paper with solutions PDF for different years is available for candidates to review. In order to improve their preparation, candidates can begin working through the GATE Previous Year Question Papers. Shiksha brings all of the candidates' past year's exam questions. To help with test preparation, candidates can view GATE CS/ME/EE/AE/EC papers with solutions PDF from the previous 15 years here.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-agriculture-engineering-question-papers

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Hope it helps you.

Hello aspirant,

Candidates who wish to enroll in UG programs such as the B.Sc. Agriculture program must sit the CET B.Sc. Agriculture Entrance Exam. You must take the practical exam if you are interested in receiving the reservation benefits and come from an agricultural background; otherwise, you are not eligible to take the exam. Since there are only approximately 1200–1500 tickets available, you must rank lower than 5000 in CET in order to be guaranteed a place.

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Hi,

In order for students to be admitted to Agriculture studies at Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT), they must first confirm that they fulfill the prerequisites, which usually include finishing 10+2 with appropriate subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Mathematics. Applying online via the OUAT website, paying the application cost, and showing up for the OUAT Common Entrance Test (CET) are the steps in the admissions process. The CET results and academic records are used to make the selection. Those who are selected for counseling will be able to select the course and campus of their choice. Seats are secured upon counseling, document verification, and admission fee payment. The cost breakdown include examination fees, tuition, lodging fees (if applicable), and other associated costs. For precise details, visiting the official OUAT website or contacting their admissions office is recommended.

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