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If you're looking to pursue a Radiotherapy course in West Bengal, there are some excellent options depending on your career goals.

For those aiming to become a specialist doctor in this field, top government medical colleges like IPGMER (SSKM Hospital), RG Kar Medical College, and Burdwan Medical College offer MD in Radiotherapy through NEET PG.

These institutions are highly respected and provide strong clinical exposure at a reasonable cost, making them ideal choices for postgraduate medical education. The admission is competitive but worthwhile for those passionate about oncology and cancer care.

For students interested in technical or paramedical roles, there are also Diploma in Radiotherapeutic Technology (DRTT) courses offered by institutes like IPGMER, Nilratan Sircar Medical College, and North Bengal Medical College.

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Here are some Career Options available in agriculture after class 12th

Agricultural Officer

Farm Manager

Agri-entrepreneur

Soil & Plant Scientist

Research Assistant

Food Quality Inspector

Government jobs (Agri Dept, Banks, NABARD, etc.)

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Your Question Answer is Here,

HOW TO CHECK ANSWER  KEY OF AGRICULTURE  SUBJECT :-

• Visit Official Website :- https://icar.nta.ac.in
• Find Answer key section.
• Check your Agriculture Answers.

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Dear student,

With a rank of 3826 in the Practical Agriculture quota for 2025, you have a strong chance of getting into the College of Agriculture, Dharwad . This is one of the top colleges under UAS Dharwad, and your rank is well within the range of cutoffs seen in previous years.

Looking at past trends, general category cutoffs for Dharwad have gone as high as 8,000 in some years. For categories like GMK and GMR, closing ranks have been even higher—often crossing 9,000. Since your rank is much better than those figures, your chances are good, especially if you fall under a reserved category.

The Practical Agriculture quota usually has slightly relaxed cutoffs compared to the general KCET quota, giving you an extra advantage. While the exact 2025 cutoffs aren’t out yet, based on trends, you’re in a safe position.

Make sure to participate in KEA counselling , choose Dharwad as a top preference, and get your documents ready for verification. Keep an eye on KEA’s official announcements for final cutoff updates.

In short, with your rank, admission to Dharwad is very likely , especially in the early counselling rounds.

With a 71/150 CG PAT score (~47%) in the General category, admission to top government agriculture colleges in Chhattisgarh (like IGKV Raipur or its constituent government colleges) is unlikely. If we watch the past cutoff trend then to secure admission in IGKV Raipur (and similar top government colleges), General category candidates generally need a rank under 300, which translates to atleast 80+ marks.

You are below the expected cutoff for government seats in the General category.

Seats in government colleges usually go to higher scorers first; your current score places you outside that range

I suggest you to Participate in counseling even with your current rank.

Some lower-preference government colleges may remain in later rounds.

Or Explore Private & Constituent Colleges

Hello student,

After failing the 11th grade, completing an ITI (Industrial Training Institute) course in Machinist is a good path.

For further studies, after completing the ITI Machinist course, you can consider options like pursuing a diploma in engineering (polytechnic) or seeking direct entry into the second year of a relevant degree program like B.Tech through lateral entry.

You could also explore opportunities for apprenticeships or employment in the field.

Check the article below to understand more ,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/b-tech-after-iti

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For Bhagalpur Agriculture College, which is Bihar Agricultural College under BAU Sabour, the cutoff through BCECE varies each year depending on the number of applicants and seat availability. In recent years, for the general category, a safe score is usually around 500 to 520 marks out of 600. For OBC candidates, the cutoff is slightly lower, around 480 to 500. For SC and ST categories, students with scores around 400 to 430 have also managed to get admission. These numbers are approximate and based on past trends, so it’s always good to aim for a higher score to stay on the safer side.

Hello aspirant,

Numerous job prospects may arise if you pursue a B.Sc. in agriculture.  Graduates with a B.Sc. in agriculture can find employment in a range of public and private organizations, research facilities, and other businesses involved in horticulture, dairy farming, agriculture, and other agri-related fields.  Graduates with a bachelor's degree in agriculture have many options for employment in the public sector.  They are available for employment as Block Development Officers (BDO) and Agriculture Development Officers (ADO).

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With 81 percentile in MHT CET (PCB) under SEBC category, you do have a chance for admission in a government BSc Agriculture college. Final selection depends on cutoff and seat availability in your region.

If you're planning to pursue a BSc in Agriculture, counseling is a key step after clearing entrance exams like ICAR AIEEA or state-level tests such as KEAM or KCET. These sessions on online or offline, let you choose your preferred college based on your rank and seat availability. Reservations for SC, ST, and OBC categories are considered, and you’ll need to register separately after exam results. Bring documents like your rank card and mark sheets for verification. Once allotted a seat, report to the college within the given time and pay fees to confirm admission.