Hey Aspirant,

As per your provided information you score 86% in board and 86 in KCET and 180 in agriculture practical and you also belong to OBC category. You have some chances that you getting veterinary. According to your score the expected rank will be in range of 4501-5501. It

Hello,

You have a decent probability of earning a BSc. in agriculture in the following institutions with your rank and category:-

• Aditya Engineering College,
• College of Agriculture Engineering
• Kakinda Institute of Science and Technology

Annual cutoff varies.

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`Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. It seems you are from Karnataka, If a candidate falls under the General/OBC/UPS/EWS category, they must pass the 10+2 board exam or an equivalent test with at least a 50 percent grade. If you wish to get admitted to a BSc Agriculture programme

Hello aspirant,

Since there are many candidates who scored higher than you did, they will be called for counselling first. If any seats are left open, you might get a seat in the second or third round of counselling. Please check the official website frequently for changes on the cut-off

Hello aspirant,

Since there are many candidates who scored higher than you did, they will be called for counselling first. If any seats are left open, you might get a seat in the second or third round of counselling. Please check the official website frequently for changes on the cut-off

Hey Aspirant,

You got 49 marks in AP EAMCET. Congratulations! for your good marks. The cut off marks for agriculture BSC course varies every year based on the difficulty level of the question paper, candidates appeared in the exam and qualified in the exam. Based on the previous years cutoff

Hey Aspirant,

You got 80 marks in AP EAPCET Agriculture and Pharma stream. The cutoff marks for agriculture course varies every year based on the difficulty level the question paper, candidates appeared in the exam and qualified in the exam. Based on the previous years cutoff marks it will vary

Hello Akshat,

Numerous alternatives exist for what you may do with your land. You may construct a polyhouse with all the necessary equipment and cultivate unusual crops there. Even though they have a longer gestation period than cereals, plantation crops can nevertheless yield significant income for you. However, in order

Hello!

Yes, you can. The eligibility criteria of MSc Agriculture is that the candidates must have completed their 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate from physics, chemistry, and biology as compulsory subjects. Candidates must have completed their bachelor in Science degree in a relevant field such as agriculture, horticulture, forestry,