Agriculture
Dear Student,
Your chances for admission to B.Sc (Hons) Agriculture at PJTSAU, Rajendranagar depend on BC-D cutoffs, local/farmer status and counselling. The previous trends show top PJTSAU seats generally close at much lower ranks, but reserved categories can have different cutoffs. Check the latest cutoff before deciding.
Hello, with a TG EAPCET rank of 3,275, you can try for BSc (Hons.) Agriculture at Professor Jayashankar Agricultural University, Rajendranagar. Your chances depend on your category, quota and seat availability during counselling.
You can check the cutoff details here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-cutoff
Hello Student,
Engineering is a 4-year course covering agricultural machinery, irrigation, soil and water conservation, rural engineering, and post-harvest technology.
There is no clear information about whether mobile phones are allowed in the girls’ hostel or whether outings are permitted. Students should confirm these hostel rules directly with the college.
Hey there,
Yes. If you mean B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture through CUET-ICAR, I can help you with the counselling and fees.
For 2026–27, ICAR is offering admission to Agriculture and allied programmes through CUET (ICAR-UG) rank in participating agricultural universities. There are 20% ICAR All-India Quota seats at most agricultural universities,
Hello, with a rank of 3,462 in OUAT, you can participate in the counselling process and choose B.Sc. Agriculture. Admission depends on your merit rank, category, course preference and seat availability. You can check the latest OUAT admission and counselling details here: https://university.careers360.com/exams/ouat
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