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Admission to NTR College of Agriculture depends on your rank, category, and the cutoff for the year.

A rank of 393 in ST category is usually competitive but depends on total applicants and seat availability. Being a local candidate and a female may give you some reservation benefits.

It’s best to check the official college or university website for the exact cutoff details this year. You should also attend the counseling process to confirm your chances based on your rank and category.

Yes, you can drop out of your present BSc Agriculture program and write KCET again next year to attend counselling. But, you must formally surrender your seat and be aware of the financial penalties for doing so after joining the college.

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If you drop BSc Agriculture in the first semester, you can still appear for the KCET exam again. KCET eligibility depends mainly on your 12th (PUC) marks and qualifications, not on your current college course. You must meet the eligibility criteria set by KEA (Karnataka Examinations Authority) to apply for KCET. Dropping a course doesn’t stop you from reappearing in KCET for admission in the next year. Just make sure you prepare well and complete the KCET application on time.

Your NIOS partial admission with PCM makes you eligible to apply for B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry at BHU and DU but your admission will be based on your performance in the CUET .

For BHU, you must have at least 50% marks in your 12th-grade PCM subjects and consider your age which is not more than 22 years old on 1st July 2025.

For DU, you must also appear in CUET with PCM along with having passed one language from List A of the exam.

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Assam Agricultural University has not yet declared the result of Postgraduate Biochemistry for 2025.

You are advised to keep checking the official website of AAU in the result section for the latest updates.

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Most BSc Agriculture entrance exams are held before August. However, a few exams like PAU CET and TS AGRICET are expected in August 2025.

The exact date depends on the university or state exam you are applying for. It is best to check the official website of the exam you want to appear for to know the confirmed schedule.

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With a 162 score in ICAR PG JRF (Agronomy), your chances depend on the cutoff for your category and the number of seats available in agronomy. Generally, top ICAR institutes like IARI Delhi, PAU Ludhiana, TNAU Coimbatore, GBPUAT Pantnagar, and UAS Bangalore require much higher scores (often 250+ for unreserved). With 162, admission to Tier-1 ICAR deemed universities is unlikely, but you still have good chances in state agricultural universities (SAUs), mid-tier ICAR colleges, and some central universities where the cutoff is comparatively lower. If you belong to OBC/SC/ST/EWS, your chances improve further.

With an EWS rank of 11, you stand a good chance of getting B.Sc. Agriculture at BAU Sabour in the second round of counselling. Looking at past cut-offs, the general closing rank has been around 10, so your rank is very close. If seats open up due to withdrawals or upgrades in Round 2, you may get admission under the EWS quota.

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There are several private colleges for the BSc agriculture; here in this list you can find the colleges' names.

• Lovely Professional University
• Amity University
• Galgotias University
• VIT Vellore
• Banaras Hindu University
• Aligarh Muslim University
• Suresh Gyan Vihar

I hope it will clear your query!!